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25-06-23, 02:54 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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That has always been a huge issue with the 405. ...
That has always been a huge issue with the 405. My father was a very capable woodworker and liked a challenge but that was a job too far for him. He sold the 405 and bought a 406.
Not a very...
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20-07-22, 10:20 PM
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I'm curious to know if anyone has recently found...
I'm curious to know if anyone has recently found a paint stripper that works. I did half a job with an old can of Nitromors that I had on the shelf and then bought a new can of a modern replacement....
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20-11-21, 11:06 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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It's an itch I really wanted to scratch. I had...
It's an itch I really wanted to scratch. I had the offer of the engine and 4 speed 'box from a friend who updated to 3.3 litres and 5 speed. I was offered my late father's 405 minus drivetrain for...
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20-11-21, 09:48 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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With twin carbs it shouldn't take too much work...
With twin carbs it shouldn't take too much work to fit and wouldn't have silly power.
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20-11-21, 09:45 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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That's exactly why I thought it would be a good...
That's exactly why I thought it would be a good choice. In basic form it should be very dependable with plenty of torque. Pretty much the performance Bristol were chasing with the 160 engine...
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20-11-21, 09:25 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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I didn't get the tape measure out but the BMW E9...
I didn't get the tape measure out but the BMW E9 engine idea came about when I was helping a friend restore a 3 litre CS. It looked to me as though it would be a reasonably easy fit, but I stand to...
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15-11-21, 10:10 PM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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BMW 6 cylinder engine from the 1970s Twin carb. ...
BMW 6 cylinder engine from the 1970s Twin carb. 2.8 litres
One on Ebay that may be recoverable for about £500. Item 265406626599
These were canted over in the BMW but should work upright with a...
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10-11-21, 12:46 AM
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NEW CAR AGAIN.... 1956 Bristol 405 CHASSIS - 4106. 405GMT
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I always thought a BMW CS engine would be ideal,...
I always thought a BMW CS engine would be ideal, keeping it in the family. They used to be cheap and readily available in the '80s when I was seriously considering such a project.
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