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On The Instructions of the Liquidators of Bristol Cars Limited & Bristol Cars Services Limited For Sale By Timed Online Auction The Assets of Bristol Cars Limited and Bristol Cars Services Limited to include: Vehicles • 1949 Bristol 400 • 1964 Bristol Bullet Speedster (The Original Bullet) • Bristol 405 Restoration Project • Bristol 406 Restoration Project • 4 x Bristol 411 Restoration Projects • Bristol 603 Convertible Restoration Project • Bristol Brigand for restoration • Bristol Fighter Prototype (Car Number 000) Restoration Project Ephemera • Large quantity of historic framed photographs & design images • Workshop manuals and literature • Design development scale models • Bristol Branded Clothing and merchandise • The Original Neon Showroom Signs from the Kensington Showroom • Historical items from throughout the history of Bristol Cars Limited • New Bullet related items and merchandise Historic & Contemporary Workshop Tools & Equipment • Wooden Body Bucks & Patterns from Bristol Cars production history • Original Jigs and factory tooling • Antique Workshop, Inspection & Test Tools & Equipment • Contemporary Mechanical & Paint-shop Tools & Equipment The Office Furniture and Equipment utilised at the Kensington Showroom, Filton, Brentford and Windlesham. Auction goes live for on-line registration and bidding on Wednesday 19th August 2020 and will close on Wednesday 2nd September 2020. Due to social distancing measures viewings will be conducted STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT from Wednesday 19th August www.wyleshardy.com to Wednesday 2nd September 2020 between 10.00am & 4.00pm. Registration and bidding available on via the Wyles Hardy website. For further details and viewing arrangements contact David Fletcher at [email protected] or 07967 508542 01442 832234. on or contact our offices on Ley Hill Road, Bovingdon, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP3 0NW Photographs by Shener Hathaway ©.

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