Portaro: Models and Technical Data

[Ramiro]

Hi, tudop

Did you already finished your amazing trip?...
Pictures!?...Did you post it?
I also would like to see my portaro in the museum, but i have hard work to recover it.
I think when i finish i'm going to the museum with it.

[tudop]

Well, we have been back for a while now, and I've posted pictures with our meeting here http://www.aro4x4.net/smf/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4186 Sorry, I should have sent you a pm.
Some random pictures here: http://picasaweb.google.com/ama270887/EuropaAfrica2009#

And btw, your Portaro doesn't require that much work to be worthy for a museum

[Ramiro]

Nice. I liked the photo of the 3 musketeers beside the old brave horse...
By the way, in portuguese "Romeiro" is that who following a pilgrimage or procession...
I also liked the morocco's photos. After all, your trip reminded me the Budapest-Bamako rally.

[Ramiro]

Backing to the portaro 240 D, who's in Caramulo Museum, the jeep was completely dismantled, piece by piece, down to the smallest detail...

[Ramiro]

After a long and meticulous restoration, the jeep seems to just come out of the assembly line, in 1980...

[Ramiro]

After rebuilding the body, it's time to choose the original fittings according the Portaro catalog: Banks (tissue covers are unique from Celta model); Rims and Color (colors no. 6 and 9 were only produced for the Celta model too).

[amb13]

Nice work Ramiro, keep going!

[Ines]

here are some friends of you from Portugal, more pictures also Campina assembly line for PORTARO 320, 30 years before...interesting story...those were the days!
http://portaro320campina.blogspot.com/2 ... chive.html

[Ramiro]

Nice work Ramiro, keep going!

Hi, Amb 13!!

The owner of this portaro 240 is João Faria, a friend of mine, whose restoration work I followed closely.
My Portaro is a 260 Celta, whose picture you can see in the topic "Aro Meeting in Romania".
I liked the video. Is this a tiger in the jungle ?
How is your fantastic Dacia 1100 ?

[Ramiro]

here are some friends of you from Portugal, more pictures also Campina assembly line for PORTARO 320, 30 years before...interesting story...those were the days!
http://portaro320campina.blogspot.com/2 ... chive.html

Welcome Ines

This is the magnificent Portaro Campina 320 of my friend Miguel Ângelo, who was exposed in the Museum of the Transports and Communications, in Porto, until October 2009.
I put a picture of the model in the museum, on the previous page.
Miguel did a complete restoration of the wooden box, and the Van runs like a clock and is very well preserved because it is from 1979.
Soon i'll see him!

[Ines]

TY for your warm welcome!

I like your enthusiasm...keep up the good work!

Maybe u can bring more pics...if u will see him.

[Miguel Martins]

TY for your warm welcome!

I like your enthusiasm...keep up the good work!

Maybe u can bring more pics...if u will see him.

Hello everyone,

For some time it did not come here to this great Forum I appreciate the comments to my Portaro 320 Campina.
Leave out the latest photos.
Best wishes and Merry Christmas to all.

[Miguel Martins]

A few more ..

[Miguel Martins]

They can always see the updates on the Blog and comment http://portaro320campina.blogspot.com/

[Ines]

Lovely!
Fantastic!
Merry Christmas 2 u 2!