Some pics of finished project 72 T

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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Some pics of finished project 72 T

Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Hi,

I have just finished my current project and its going to it's new owner today. The car is a 72 T, matching numbers with history. It has been stored since 1990 and has 72k original miles on it.
I ended up doing quite a lot of work, including repainting most of the car, complete engine rebuild, gearbox rebuild, complete carb rebuild, all new brakes, new carpet, new headliner, all electrics gone through, all new oil, fuel and brake lines. lots of re-plated and powder coated parts. The list goes on..

Here are a few pics.

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Thanks

Alan
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Post by Barry »

Very nice, Alan as always: I suspect your purchaser has got a very good deal there.

Always nice to see the results of the vapour blasting / passive zinc (?) plating 8) .

Hope he enjoys it :) .
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That's going to make someone very happy.

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Post by Ferry Man »

Superb Alan. Very fine car! 8)
Let's hope we see more of it on DDK.
Well done.
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Post by Bertroex »

Wow Alan,

It did cross my mind where you were hiding but obviously now it becomes clear....

Stunning result, stunning :drunken: :drunken:


Best regards,

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Post by Mike Usiskin »

looking georgous as always Alan, the car not yo i'm afraid :lol: :lol: :lol:

the buyer certainly got a bargain huh :roll:

all the best

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Post by FMAN »

Finally got the car home today after a few teething problems which Alan sorted out, now he can really get stuck into the Targa. Thanks to Alan for going the extra mile.
I look forward to getting involved with the site and club events.

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FMAN wrote:Finally got the car home today after a few teething problems which Alan sorted out, now he can really get stuck into the Targa. Thanks to Alan for going the extra mile.
I look forward to getting involved with the site and club events.

Neil
Looks a loverly car :) The weather is great too for some fun in the car
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