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such a sick road and car

This car and trip looks and sounds awesome!! 🏎️💨

part 2 ?

Nice work ❤❤

i would destroy that sandwich in one bite

THIS BREAD IS MAGICAL

Looks SO GOOD can’t wait to make it

Looks so tasty!

On my 15th or 16th Griffith in the last 50 years; and found that flipping the coach and chassis upside down is much easier. Please leave the chassis open as was done on the later TVR's. Also went from an.063" wall to at least an .095" on the 1 1/2" tubing gave more integrity to the space frame.

Part 1 of the Grantura restoration is the easy part......We are waiting for part 2. And, the car is definitely not a 59 Mk1. More a 61 Mk2

Great job! Where is part 2?

Wow, talk about a parts jumble.....reminds me of that Johnny Cash song, Built it One Piece At a Time.

They started in the 40,s and no more rotten than a yank motor

Been a long time any more news on the build ?

Hi. Me agaim We would like to do a follow up on your car, live a live stream (or recorded) feed for 7Spot. Drrop Jm |Gould a message on 7 spot ot me John Minion - I am based in the UK. We both bike engined cars, Jim a busa and me an R1, Am interested in your rear brake setup and the car is not one I know. You running 13 inch whells on that ? Standard Busa ?

Whole new concept of driving a 7 on mushrooms!

Great vid that Jim has posted on 7Spot 0 an international 7 owners Group. Maybee we can do a live stream vid and walk around of your car sometime ?

Music to my ears!

Looks awesome! Thanks for having me on this project :) what an awesome car!

Thank you for the video

I’m the owner of the red TVR shown in your video, if you have any questions about your restoration I will help if I can. It took me eight years to complete my restoration. It took quite a long time to figure out how to find the correct parts.

How are you progressing with the Grantura?

Hi. You just popped up so first I've seen this. Interesting project. I'm curious, are you going to bond the body back to the frame as original, or bond the floor to the body with recesses for the frame as the newer TVRs were built? Just in case you need to fix something later... Plus you can inspect most everything regularly. Good Luck with this. Great little cars.

Hi! I’m also in the process of restoring a mk1. Where are you located? Is there a way to private message?

Now I watched the video completly. GOOD LUCK!!!

Great video. I own 2 granturas that are being restored at the moment. Rare car indeed. Greetings from Belgium.

Quite a project you have there. I agree with the other 2 comments, looks like a MK2 or 2a, the interior is MK2/2a as well as the exterior differences. Good luck with the restoration. I have a 2a and are doing the same

Hi would you like to join the International TVR Grantura Owners facebook group - there are a few owners who could help with your restoration. Search for the group and I'll let you join. I'd like to hear more about your Grantura - do you have the chassis number - this will help determine if is a Mk1 or Mk2.

Not saying the chassis is not a 1959 mk1, but body looks like a mk2 or mk2a because of the fins over the rear wheel arches and rear lights position