Arnolt Bristol 404X3134. Old photos.
 

Anyone know where 3134 is? I have a photo album for this car, old registrations, letter from Arnolt corp and old bills of sale for this car, black and white photos. Would like to place them in the hands of the current owner.

3134 is in Liechtenstein. Check the Arnolt Bristol Owners List for the address or email me at wmw79@aol.com.

@rapley Don't forget to ask them if it's for sale. Remind them you're a "collector" and always wanted to own an Arnolt-Bristol LOL

Reuniting photos and original documents to a car can be risky. Could be detrimental to someone's provenance

Not if the car has an established history and you can add to it, over the years I have come across handbooks and other documents service bills etc of cars I didn't own if they still existed I made steps to ensure the documents were reunited with the car.
I know exactly where you are coming from on this and suggest you give it a rest. The majority of the history of the Arnolt your father sold relates to subsequent owners, he made a bad deal and did not follow through on the remedies available to him at the time, so get over it and move on.

Nobody likes a quitter and we're almost getting to the good part!

Gentlemen,

Stop hijacking my threads. You are diluting my sarcasm:)

I do believe there is already a site dedicated to this subject.

Kelly

Kelly,
Only trying to help, saw what you posted about this subject in another section of the forum but sometimes if an old dog has an itch you just have to scratch it.
Geoff.

Geoff,

If you want to help me tell your friends about the wonderful Arnolt-Bristol I have for sale. It would be a wonderful gift under the Christmas Tree. I will even throw in a red bow.

Kelly

Kelly
I will do though in our part of the world a bit of tin over our heads is quite useful to keep the rain out, always liked the idea of an Arnolt but when I could have afforded one made the wrong choices and bought Bentleys instead.
If I win the lottery I will be in touch, good luck with the sale.
Geoff.

Thanks Geoff. And you can't go wrong with Bentleys - just as long as you enjoy the ride.