Bristol Cars unveiled at the Blenheim Palace Private Show, which was held from 2 to 6 September, a newly completed Fighter coupe, the first of a series of five original chassis that remained unfinished when production stopped in 2011. The idea of a real revival of the model should be nuanced: the brand does not build new chassis, it finishes those that already existed, mounted from parts and period plans. This article Bristol Cars finally comple…
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Bristol Cars unveiled at the Blenheim Palace Private Show, which was held from 2 to 6 September, a newly completed Fighter coupe, the first of a series of five original chassis that remained unfinished when production stopped in 2011. The idea of a real revival of the model should be nuanced: the brand does not build new chassis, it finishes those that already existed, mounted from parts and period plans. This article Bristol Cars finally comple…