Hi

I have today travelled with my good friend Bert to Bath to collect my new buggy, a 1961 Beaujangle Can Am.

The vendor David who has previously owned one of the first GP's seen in the UK back in the late 60's, has owned this vehicle since the early 80's.  Due to a new direction in his life,  David made the difficult decision to sell this very rare vehicle.

I would like to thank you David for your kind hospitality and I am looking forward to starting the restoration.

Now, wheres those spanners......

You just about got time to build it before IBW now get cracking

Sounds great I look forward to the build tread and lots of photos

Congratulations on the imminent birth of your new buggy. Hope the labour pains aren't as extreme as some on this forum.

You just wasn't satisfied with borrowing Jason's was you mate 

Never mind the spanners.  First thing needed is the camera 

I've never wired up a Beaujangle before 

Looking forward to seeing it.

You'll be needing one of these then!

Quote from: AndyRobinson on March 17, 2016, 10:20:47 AM
You'll be needing one of these then!

  And a very "Kissable" front bumper   

Luckily the car had to go down the hill to the trailer, not up!

Wow - thats in better nick than I expected a Beaujangle to be in

Only seem to see wrecks floating about - that looks half decent   

One of only six or seven moulded from an American Humbug kit in a dissused stable down a cobbled back-alley in Salford...quality work considering...

It needs dropping in the weeds...

Quote from: Dave DND on March 17, 2016, 03:36:36 PM
Wow - thats in better nick than I expected a Beaujangle to be in

Only seem to see wrecks floating about - that looks half decent   

WHS ^^^^

Have you got the side pods?

Quote from: Buggybaggy on March 18, 2016, 09:25:02 AM

Quote from: Dave DND on March 17, 2016, 03:36:36 PM
Wow - thats in better nick than I expected a Beaujangle to be in

Only seem to see wrecks floating about - that looks half decent   

WHS ^^^^

Have you got the side pods?

And the engine cover?