The first Turner Sports car appeared in 1951 and were produced through to 1966. They were built by the Turner Sports Car Company a company founded by Jack Turner an ex Gloster Aircraft Company engi...

The BMW 2 Series Coupe gets a beautifully engineered rear-wheel-drive chassis, which strikes a near-perfect balance between fun and comfort. In fact, the 2 Series is one of the most entertaining sm...

The Swallow Doretti was built by the Swallow Coachbuilding Company of Walsall, later to become part of the Tube Investments empire.The name Swallow was purchased from the Jaguar Car Company followi...

An Englishman down to his famous coloured socks, 'Hobbo' to his chums and fans, David is one of Motor Rcing's most versatile and amazxing allrounders. In a career that started in 1959 in his mother...

The MGB Roadster,an icon of your youth in the swinging sixties.It is the archetypal Briyish Sports car. As British as warm beer and fish and chips.It is tough, entertaining and timeless. The B is a...

In May 1958 BMC made a highly immodest announcement, 'today the Austin Motor Company makes motoring history with the announcement of a completely new small and inexpensive sports car. The 'Frogeye ...

The Morgan Motor Company is probably the oldest car company in existance. The Morgan 4/4 was first introduced in 1936. Production was stopped at the start of World War II. The production line was s...

The Morris Minor 1000 Convertible, or Tourer to give the car it's correct name, is simplicity on 4 wheels, a Classic car that is very appealing indeed, particularly when it drives so smoothly. Fron...

Announced in the late summer of 1932, the Morris 10/4 surprised it's rivals by virtue of it's superior Lockheed hydraulic brakes, most family saloons of the period continuing to rely on mechanical ...

Launched as amore luxurious version of the highley successful Mini, the Wolseley Hornet and Riley Elf had slightly longer finned rear wings and a larger boot. The redesigned front end gave the cars...

The Rover P4 was first introduced in 1948 and was in production for 16 years in one form and another. The P4 conveyed a great sense of Britishness. There is great sense of correctness about the P4 ...

This Austin 1800 is thought to be the only pre-production 1800 that survives today. The car is well known to the Landcrab Owners club.After an initial build of 2 hand made cars,production moved to ...