Fontaine's first week

You know where I am mate if you need any help with anything;-) had 2 Heralds myself so know a bit about them;-) panky does too.

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Pia is responding well to her Botox Treatment!
 
[V] Fontaine is now under new ownership. Was a sad day yesterday but she will be getting some due treatment by the new owner I don't doubt. Typically, the drive over to Coventry (her new home will be Brighton) was very enjoyable and quite pacey, infact in this weather I would recommend a 2.0l Pinto :D

Rob the new owner was a great guy and I've told him you will all warmly heckle welcome him at his first meet!

When I took the nic nacs out of Fonty I did realise that as irreplaceable she is as a van to us, whatever we may get next we would make it our own again - which is pretty much as you say Heidi, with a little less sick bucket! And as you say Tim, they all breakdown so you won't be out of business!! ;)



Jon&Cara-Gramarye Fontaine
 
Portafolds are soooo cool, if I didn't / couldn't have Brian then that would be my choice:D

Moley and Brian the Snail :)

1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
 
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Originally posted by Fontaine


The wheels are from a Daimler and needed a little adapting -


Really like the wheels, what kind of adapting was necessary?
 
You can get the stud pattern drilled out inbetween and have the original holes filled. Talk to a wheel repair specialist and they can give you the best advice
 
The wheels were 'made' to fit. I would NOT recommend using them though unless you had them professionally done - I think Admin had some adapters machined in order for his Jag wheels to fit - which would be the way to go.

Jon&Cara - missing Fontaine
 
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