Should be an easy one. Make, model and year, and who was responsible for the coachwork for a point
Don't know too much, but isnt it Berkley related?
Yes, it's a Berkeley but not a standard one I'll lock this for 24 hours to see if you can complete the answer
I've found "Berkley with Riva S Hardtop" at the motorshow in Turin. Quite easy being near the top googling "berkeley automobile hardtop", but I couldn't find the year...
My dad used to have a 3 wheeler Berkley, that was converted (before he bought it) to a fastback, and had some big engine the back (Don't know what engine, I never saw the car).
JP
Quote from: JonathanPoll on July 01, 2012, 01:40:23 AM
a 3 wheeler Berkley, had some big engine the back
I bet that car handled well....!
So well it was totalled! Not his fault though, someone rammed him from the side!
Quote from: JonathanPoll on July 01, 2012, 01:40:23 AM
I've found "Berkley with Riva S Hardtop" at the motorshow in Turin. Quite easy being near the top googling "berkeley automobile hardtop", but I couldn't find the year...
Yep, all correct so far. I'll keep it locked for you to find the year - a bit of careful googling should give you the answer pretty easily
It's 1959!
Yes, that's correct, well done!
I presume this is built by the Italian carrozzeria Mario Riva & Sons of Carzaniga Merate but I have no other information on the car. Bodywork appears to be all GRP too...
All of the Berkeleys I have seen were made in GRP, just like my dads fastback one.