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Who is Responsible for the Restoration of the Maserati Birdcage?
The Birdcage has a loyal following, who are knowledgeable and eager to learn more about this classic. Well, here is some historically accurate information on the restoration of the Maserati Birdcage Tipo 61-2459.
This beauty was completed in March 2010 by Steve Hart Restoration and Race Preparation Ltd. in England.
Steve Hart Racing: A Brief History
The name Steve Hart is very well
known to anyone who knows about Historic Racing.
From his base in rural Norfolk, UK, Steve Hart and his
experienced team travel the historic circuit to offer track side support and
advise to the many owners who have entrusted their precious racing and road
cars to him.
With 25 years in the restoration and race preparation, Steve Hart admits to a
particular fondness for Maserati's, although the quality of his team's
workmanship has spread to other marques including Ferrari, Alpha, etc. Dealing with predominantly racing cars means
a far higher reliance on making parts and this area of the business is headed
up by Steve's father David a talented machinist. They can supply every conceivable part (well
almost)!
The restoration side of the business has seen a workshop
full over the years with many wonderful cars.
Let us dwell on one in particular, perhaps the finest front engine sports
racers ever constructed. We are of course talking of the Maserati Birdcage Tipo 61.
Most other Birdcages around the world have received some help, love, or
attention from Steve Hart Racing.
Successful race preparation is not just about precision
engineering, but also precision project management. The Team at Steve Hart Racing have a fanatical desire for
perfection, with historically significant cars, they undertake any project from
partial repairs to full, sympathetic bare metal rebuild whilst maintaining
originality. They are the proven specialists for producing fast, reliable race
cars of race winning quality.
Go check out the Steve Hart Racing website because they specialize in other historic classic cars besides the great Maserti's.
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