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General Matra related => Marketplace => Topic started by: matt on May 16, 2007, 09:57:18 pm



Title: Bagheea or Murena wanted
Post by: matt on May 16, 2007, 09:57:18 pm
Hi i,m looking for a Bagheea or a Murena for a restoration project.i,ll considder anything but would prefere a complete car.My e mail is gaf3d@hotmail.com
Regards matt
Sorry Forgot to mention our location Truro,Cornwall,England :)


Title: Re: Bagheea or Murena wanted
Post by: Lennart Sorth on May 16, 2007, 10:47:14 pm
I think you would do yourself a favour by mentioning whereabouts you live. :-)
However, the IP address you posted from appears to be in th UK, which should give you plenty of possibilities.

Also, you might want to join the Matra club UK - as there are cars for sale within the club, and evenly important, plenty of possibilities for spareparts and advice. MECUK and other clubs are listed here:   http://www.matrasport.dk/pointers.html#clubs

/Lennart



Title: Re: Bagheea or Murena wanted
Post by: matt on May 17, 2007, 03:07:51 pm
I think you would do yourself a favour by mentioning whereabouts you live. :-)
However, the IP address you posted from appears to be in th UK, which should give you plenty of possibilities.

Also, you might want to join the Matra club UK - as there are cars for sale within the club, and evenly important, plenty of possibilities for spareparts and advice. MECUK and other clubs are listed here:   http://www.matrasport.dk/pointers.html#clubs

Thanks for pointing that out.Mike Halley from the Matra Club uk kindly pointed me in your direction and your excellent web site.Regards Matt


Title: Re: Bagheea or Murena wanted
Post by: davidewanprice on May 17, 2007, 09:02:39 pm
There looks to be a nice Murena on the bay at the moment! Looks worth a bid!


Title: Re: Bagheea or Murena wanted
Post by: krede on May 17, 2007, 11:38:49 pm
Cheers mate.. and welcome to the world of matra geeks!! :)
If its the same to you, I will STRONGLY recommend that you go for a Murena and not a Bagheea.
Especially since you suggest a restoration project..
Unless you take a particular joy in mending rust , you would be far better off with a  Murena.
The bag is renown for its ability to corrode... in fact is ability to decompose was a  key reason for the Murena being the first production car to be hot dip galvanized.. they were THAT bad.
I like the look of the bagheea very much, but I believe Murenas to be a "superior car in every way, and i think it will make for a much more "manageable" project.. with simons stocking a complete inventory of spare parts.