The VERY LAST Griffith!
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Saw the very last Griffith No 100 at the TVR factory on Thursday. It was only a shell and was ready for being primed, very sad to see
,the employees had painted the words " THE LAST ONE " on the paper masking over the boot aperture. I was told that it would be approx 4 to 5 weeks before it emerges as a complete vehicle. Fortunately I had my camera with me, so I have preserved the scene on film for posterity, will post some of the pics when I have them developed.The End Of An Era, I am now going into mourning.
Andy.
,the employees had painted the words " THE LAST ONE " on the paper masking over the boot aperture. I was told that it would be approx 4 to 5 weeks before it emerges as a complete vehicle. Fortunately I had my camera with me, so I have preserved the scene on film for posterity, will post some of the pics when I have them developed.The End Of An Era, I am now going into mourning. Andy.
Ah, but is it the very last? Or will Ken take the factory up on their offer of #41a a.k.a #101?
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See www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=8778
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