With something like only 500 right hand drive Rover Metro Cabriolets being built and only a handfull left on UK roads, the example we offer here must be unique having covered just 11,600 miles from...

               PERSONALISED REGISTRATION NUMBER FOR SALE

                 ...

Ah! The MGB Roadster, the icon of your youth in the swinging '60s,when you used to meet at the 'Dog and Duck'  with your liked minded petrol head chums and drool over sports cars in the car pa...

BRDC POSTER advertising the official organ of the British Racing Drivers Club magazine.

Framed 

Measuring:  1 ft 6 in  x  2 ft in

Please call me on ...

It is some time since we had one of these glorious MGCs, We just love them. This an MGB for grown ups. The MGC is fast, unstressed and addictive with the laziest of 6 cylinder engines. All fo half ...

This 1971 MGB Roadster 'Competition/track car' is finished in Tartan red with a white works hardtop. The track car was subject to a comprehensive restoration taking 3 years to complete and costing ...

The Volvo P 1800 ES  is the lesser known version of the famous Volvo Sports car made famous by the Saint. The estate version was first launched in 1971 and was for all intents and purpose an E...

Looking very much like it's smaller stable mate the Morris Minor the Oxford was announced in 1948 and stayed in production until 1954. Designed by Alec Issigonis,it was one of the first post war ca...

The Wolseley 15/50 was produced from 1956 to 1958 and was more luxurious than the MG Magnette it's sporting stablemate Both produced by the British Motor Corporation (BMC). The Wolseley featured a ...

The MGRV8 was concieved in 1988 and launched onto the market in 1992. The RV8 is a classic British roadster, basically a heavily revised MGB with a Rover 3.9 V8 engine delivering 185 bhp delivered ...

In the early1930s the Austin Motor Company launched the Austin 12/6 as an evolution of the successful Austin 12/4. Powered by a the bigger 6 cylinder engine while keeping the practicality and reiab...

The Austin A40 Somerset will need no introduction to the more mature car buyers amongst us. It was produced by the Austin Motor Co from 1953 until 1954. The Austin Somerst replaced the Austin A40 D...