New to forum from Boulder USA Past Owner of 74 & 76 Gordini

Great news Steve ! Thanks for the video. The car is nice and you must be an happy driver !!!

Thank you Steve for the video.

Hi Patrice and fellow friends,

I am happy!!

We have work to do still but I know now she is going to be a very good car!!

Good times ahead

Steve

bugpat a écrit:

Great news Steve ! Thanks for the video. The car is nice and you must be an happy driver !!!

Me too, I see several good cars, 1313, 1323 and ... 1326

I am loving every day with the cars!!

Who says you cannot be young again!!

MichBiz a écrit:

Me too, I see several good cars, 1313, 1323 and ... 1326

Bonjour may friends,

Dee Dee and I just got back from Toulouse and Barcelona. Wonderful trip. Had both work and play. I was lucky I made it to.

We stopped by

http://www.comptoir-carrosserie.fr/

It was only 2km from our hotel :-)

Also in the mail when I got home I found a large envelope with all original documents to my 1975 Gordini. I truly did get it from the original owner!

Wow!!

Here are a few pictures.

All cars in the US must some with what is called a window sticker.



I also have a picture of the car from when purchased in 1977.

Nice docs !

hi Steve,
in the future, if you return by the same hotel,
my silkscreen "atelier" is next to the "comptoir de la carosserie".
Benjamin

Steve...
No time for Ricard with the 2 modos during this trip?!

MASTERDOM a écrit:

... No time for Ricard with the 2 modos during this trip?!  

HI Benjamin,

I will come and visit

Cheers,

Steve

benjaminS a écrit:

hi Steve,
in the future, if you return by the same hotel,
my silkscreen "atelier" is next to the "comptoir de la carosserie".
Benjamin

My longest test drive.

About 15 minutes.

The brakes still soft and mushy, having a hard time getting it sorted out.

Steve

Where is the red one? Do you have moved it out from your garage?

She is still in the garage, I checked her on Sunday one of the first things when I got home.

Steve

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Where is the red one? Do you have moved it out from your garage?

Steve, when (the exactly date) your blue Gordini has been registered for 1st time?

Not sure, sometime in 1977.

I will Check when I get back to Colorado.

Steve

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Steve, when (the exactly date) your blue Gordini has been registered for 1st time?

Today I took my 74 out to Cars and Coffee. I put on my new Chromadora wheels. Here are some pictures. I also am posting pictures of these wheel adapters from Brazil that a friend brought me. It adapts the 3x150 bolt pattern to the 4 bolt 4x100 bolt pattern.

Always nice !!
'n with the Celica.

Thank you! The Celica is my friends Charlie's car. He loves vintage Toyota's.

He has a JDM Celica with the Yamaha 16V Engine. Very nice driving car!

I met Charlie long ago as he was changing from Renault R5's to East European cars.

He has told me he has owned over 600 cars in his life, which is crazy to me, but he is a professional mechanic and bought many to fix and make some money.

He is a super nice guy!

He mounted the Tires on my Chromodora's by hand as no machine today would fit the wheels. He ahs many lost skills.

FunkyVinz a écrit:

Always nice !!
'n with the Celica.

She was first registered June 16 1977 for $6577

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Steve, when (the exactly date) your blue Gordini has been registered for 1st time?

Steve, as your car is No 7, it’s an information about R1326 first sales period in USA.

MASTERDOM a écrit:

Steve, as your car is No 7, it’s an information about R1326 first sales period in USA.

I think that is a unique distinction.

Steve

Steve, an happy birthday !

Happy birthday Steve !!!

Happy birthday Steve!!