The ever popular Triumph Spitfire is a British 2 seater sports car, announced at the London Motor show in 1962. The car was based on a design produced for the Triumph Motor Company in 1957 by the I...

An Englishman down to his famous coloured socks, 'Hobbo', to his chums and fans, David is one of Motor racing's most versatile and amazing all rounders.In a career that started in 1959 in his Mothe...

Ah !!!! The MGB Roadster,icon of your father's youth in the swinging 60s.It is the archetypal British Sports car. As British as warm beer and fish and chips.It is tough,entertaining and timeless. T...

If you are driving for pleasure rather than business you will simply love the Triumph TR6. We all know it is a 2 seater but it has been known for families to drive long distances with the hood up a...

William Morris unvailed his first car, the 'Bullnose' Morris Oxford in 1913 starting a tradition of Morris Oxfords tha was to last right up to1971. With an enviable reputation for reliability and q...

Next to the Daimler XJ12 the XJ6 Coupe is the rarest of them all, identifiable from it's Jaguar sister by the addition of finer wood veneer and the better Connelly leather this particular example w...

The ubiquitous MGB GT needs no introduction, as most sports car followers are only too aware of it's tremendous success in bringing sports car motoring to the masses at an affordable cost. Altogeth...

An amazing little flying machine from VW.

18,000 Miles from new.

Full VW service history.

Cruise control.

Air con.

Park assist.

Spare winter tyres on...

23,000 Miles from new with full Jaguar dealer service history.

Black with oatmeal trim.

The Rover P4 was arguably the finest of Rover's P4 range in the late 50s and early 60s. Often described as the poor man's Rolls Royce they were built to a quality that is rarely replicated today in...