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found a real craftsman today

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A few weeks ago, I saw a sign for the "Ashdod Car Museum" They were closed at the time, but today I finally had a chance to stop in. Fun collection with a several Jags including a 1938 1.5 Litter and a 420G.
He is also quite a craftsman and is currently building a TVR using an unused body shell (I think it was from a vixen?) and Jag mechanicals. He has already built most of the chassis complete with the Jag rear end (I think from an E-type, it had the inboard disk brakes) I think he is planning on putting a 4.2L motor in. The workmanship appears to be very high quality.
He also had a nice Hino Contessa and '20s Dodge Bros in the shop.
Here is his web site with lots of pictures.

https://ralex-cars.com/restoration-car-en.html
 
Wow! That's an intersting and eclectic group of cars.

As for building a TVR out of "found parts"....I like that type of stuff! :thumbsup:
 
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