A40 Farina Club

Hi from Spain, hope visit U.K. in the future with my A 40.
Hard work, but will try to do.

Kind regards.

Miguel

Olá Miguel! Welcome to our Club site and for owning an increasingly rare car. She looks like there's some tender loving care needed before any trip to the UK but we are all here to offer help and advice, so please feel free to ask whatever you want.

Good luck with that Miguel. Perhaps you would also register your car details with The A40 Farina Register Page on Facebook, as we are trying to get as much information on all the surviving cars we can. Thanks Scotty.

I guess it's the MK2 Innconti's A40 berlina? Assembled version, The assembly line quality control and workers were a lot more fastidious than the UK 1970s equivalent
The good old British BMC Longbridge assembly line workers were equally fastidious in teas breaks, Lunch breaks, tea breaks and if Birmingham city FC were playing at home? Going on strike

Not Innocenti just a lhd longbridge product.

Only see that the speedometer was in kilometres Was just trying to do my bit to heal EU Uk relations
Ah Longbridge It must be then 1st class quality British dedicated to the tiniest of detail workmanship If you find any Smiths or Golden Wonder potato crisps packets behind the trim panels that was foreward thinking by the workforce as there now collectors items here in the UK

hi and welcome would be nice to see this and yourself in the uk , longbridge would be good .

im sorry for some that think that the decline in bmc happened in the sixty’s, but sadly it wasnt untill the 70s then ill fated british Leyland and it was much to do with management or lack of it and the unions where the start of the down full and then HONDA in the 80s put the nail in the coffin ! not my words but workers from longbridge that i know, some i meet at the NEC and a good friend who moved down my way. from longbridge

Great to see! Still makes me smile that these little things I worked/learnt on as a spotty youth have quietly made their way all over the globe!! Greetings and good luck from a very soggy Manchester!

https://youtu.be/PAobIJ-jv_g

Whao, engine looks and sounds very smart. Stopped from 1985 and runs so good. Many turns without spark plugs to free the components and oil in the spark holes. Ah, and refill oil in the pump.

Nos ponemos en marcha ¡¡¡

scotty wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2021 13:15

Good luck with that Miguel. Perhaps you would also register your car details with The A40 Farina Register Page on Facebook, as we are trying to get as much information on all the surviving cars we can. Thanks Scotty.

Done. Thanks for your work, Scotty.