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Showing posts with label 1939. Show all posts

September 28, 2013

Classic Sportscar 1939 MORGAN 4/4 Flat Rap


MORGAN 4/4 SERIE 1 FLAP RAP DROP HEAD COUPE 1939 RHD

Morgan collector car Restored in england engine: ford 100E works perfectly. completely revised Spanish documentation Chassis: 775little.

Morgan Coventry Climax 4/4 Flat rad. 2 seater (old and new log book V5) records confirmed by the Morgan factory. This car has had a total rebuild over a 7 year period. Chassis New galvanised. Morgan chassis number 475. Crosshead New Engine (correct number on V5) fully rebuilt with white metal bearings new pistons etc etc. Radiator Rebuilt with new core. Gearbox rebuilt with new gears and gaskets. Suspention and brakes. Rebuilt using new parts throughout, new shoes,cables etc. Instuments Restored to new by specialist. Body Some body panels retained all others including wings are new. Wood frame Remade in Ash using original as template. Tyres six brand new fitted to restored rims Trim, seats frame as new . New side screens . Original hood frame fitted, New Le Mans steering wheel Modifications Post war indicators on rear,( front sides adapted to flash). Small discreat electric fan....just in case!

It will have road tax and is offered with less than 100 miles since completion This car would be a great addition to any collection.A very rare prewar car that is ready to go and could be used for VSCC events.



March 13, 2013

1939 Kenworth firetruck


Reviving History: The Remarkable Restoration of the 1939 Kenworth Firetruck

Embark on a journey through time as we delve into the captivating restoration of the 1939 Kenworth firetruck. This iconic piece of firefighting history has been meticulously restored to its former glory, showcasing both its historical significance and its timeless charm.

Unveiling a Treasure:
Imagine a time when roaring fire engines dominated the streets, rushing to the rescue with heroic fervor. Among these legends stood the 1939 Kenworth firetruck, a beacon of reliability and resilience. Originally manufactured by the United Aircraft Corp. in 1940, this particular model was one of only five ever produced, each boasting a unique "art deco" design.