Classic Cars For Sale
Jaguar E Type Coupe 2+2 4.2 1966
For Sale £23,250
4.2 straight six, triple carb engine, with 4 speed manual gearbox. Metallic maroon with biscuit interior. Chrome wire wheels. Uprated brakes. Front and rear seat belts.
Nice driving car, with all synchro gearbox giving easier gear change the earlier "Moss Box". This is an early Series 1, 2+2, with the more attractive polished ali cam covers.
These cars have 9 inch longer wheelbase, and extra height, with two small rear seats, or extra luggage space, probably the more popular option. Actually, the extra glass and height make these models less claustrophobic than the straight 2 seaters. Brief history to 2004, then a good history file to date. Long MOT.
Awaiting new bumpers!
1971 Ford Mustang V8 - 351
For Sale £22,500 or offers
5700cc, LHD, automatic with power hood.
Immaculate, very rare, genuine low milage car. Imported 1999, having previously been in an American museum for a number of years. Then stored until May last year, when the car was re-commissioned and since has covered 1000 trouble free miles
Total mileage is now 12512. This is believed to be the lowest mileage Mustang convertible, and is now only for sale, due to bereavement for £30000.
I'm selling this car for a late friend's estate. The journalist who reviewed this car in this article, hints it could be top-priced, so we're looking for any sensible offers
Please ring David on 07711 038383 or 01892 891166 for further details.
Jaguar MKII 3.4 1968
For Sale £16,000
- 6 cylinder XK engine with twin SU carbs
- 4 door, 4 seater
- Old English white
- Red leather interior
- Reasonable boot space
- 4 speed manual gearbox with overdrive
- Power steering
- Fitted with rear enertia seat belts
This beautiful Jaguar has a six cylinder XK engine with with twin SU carbs, four speed manual gearbox with overdrive and reasonable boot space.
The Jaguar MKII replaced the MKI, after its 2 year run in 1959, and lasted almost for a decade until 1968. With the XK, DOC engine it came in three sizes – the rather genteel 2.4, the sportier 3.4 and finally the faster and heavier 3.8. Fancied by both the criminal fraternity and the police alike, and well as the class conscious business man. There was plenty of debate as to whether the heavier 3.8 engine affected the road holding of the lighter front end of the 3.4. This model is now famous as the ’Morse“ after the long John Thaw TV series.
Appeal to the business man, was no doubt due to the flowing lines and the mountain of leather and wood to the interior. The dash with its wood, big dials and row of switches has an instant attraction.
Our car has just had an engine rebuild in January/February 2008.
1936 Alvis Speed 20 Lancefield Saloon
SOLD
A direct development from the Silver and Created Eagle models with the first six cylinders Alvis engines of the early thirties. In 1932 the first Speed 20 SA with the Silver Eagle engine was produced in an agreement between Alvis and Charles Follett Ltd, the dealer who wanted more sporting and attractive coachwork designs.
The SC and SD models came along in 1935, with the 2511cc engine enlarged to 2762cc and 87bhp. The SD model had a wider bulkhead and flatter petrol tank.
CNN 277 was one of the first batch of nine SD’s produced, with Lancefield’s "extending boot" body, of beautifully proportioned design. On the coachbuilders, Lancefield Ltd., stand at the 1935 Earls Court Motor Show, the car was then sold in 1936, to George Hoybooth, better know by his stage name of "George Formby" . In the early eighties the car was owned by Sir Michael Leighton of Loton Park (site of the VSCC hill climb) who spent much on the car, including changing the brown and beige two tone paintwork to black.
I purchased the car at auction in 2005, the previous owner having owned the car for 13 years. Although it seemed mechanically fine, the rear of the ash frame was beginning to rot, and the aluminium body was cracking at the corners of the boot and sun roof. The interior was quite tatty, the leather being original, but with a number of holes and rips.
Over the last two years, we’ve stripped the body back to bear metal, and repainted in a dark blue. The interior re-upholstered in grey, and the woodwork re varnished.
It will be ready for hire, after a few mechanical tunings, in the Kent and Sussex areas only, from the beginning of April 2009. Heavy steering in slow manoeuvres, it is a fairly easy car to drive, with an all-sychromesh gearbox, and the accelerator moved from the centre to the normal right hand position.
Jaguar XK 150S, 3.4 (OTS) 1957
SOLD
- 3.4 litre engine
- 2 door OTS (Open Two Seater)
- 4 speed with manual overdrive
- Chrome wire wheel
- Reasonable boot space for 2
- Old English White with dark maroon leather interior
Having purchased this car in early 2003, I managed to blow the engine. This has now been rebuilt, along with the uprating of the brakes. Has a racing clutch, and once on the open road it gives a glorious drive. N.b. The hood is a two person operation.
The well-known Jaguar XK range was first introduced in 1948 in the 120 guise, to be replaced by the 140 in 1954. By 1957 the first 150 was introduced, with a all new body panels, more simplistic, wrap round one piece screen, but giving more width, and cabin room.
There were three body types – the coupe, drop head coupe (DHC) and the roadster (OTS - open two seater). The OTS, like our’s, has the hood which folds away into the cabin, behind the seats, and the slightly cut away doors, giving a beautiful clean line to the car when the hood is down. Engines were either 3.4 or 3.8, and came in standard or "S" versions had straight-port heads and triple carbs . Our car has a 3.4S engine giving 250bhp.
Austin Healey 3000 MKIII Convertible 1965
SOLD
- 4 speed manual with overdrive
- 2 door, 2 seater
- Racing green
- Black leather interior
Added to the Classic Touring car hire fleet autumn 2002, this classic car was totally restored in 1992, with the engine again being rebuilt in 1998.
This classic car is easy to drive, with a nice gearbox, it's more fun on A and B roads rather than motorways, although it has an overdrive. The hood is relatively easy to raise and lower. The boot space is minimal, but there is some space behind the seats.
The first Big Healey was a sensation at its launch at the 1952 Earls Court Motor Show, with its 4 cylinder 2660 cc engine from the Austin Atlantic, and known as the 100/4. BMC took the car under its wing, and became the Austin Healey, with the bodies being produced by Jensen of West Bromwich, and the assembly carried out by MG factory.
By 1956 the first six cylinder engine was introduced, and by 1959 this was replaced by the 3000 series, which lasted through to 1968 with various improvements and changes, the final model being the MK III, similar to our car.
This 2912 cc engine pushed out 148bhp, and was capable of a top speed of 120mph. Also this model became more luxurious with its wind up windows, better instruments and walnut facia dash.
1980 Aston Martin, Series IV, Oscar India
SOLD
Superb in Burnham Green. Fawn leather interior with green piping, matching green carpet, and leather head lining.
60,000 miles confirmed by 19 MOT's in an excellent history file. New sills in 2001 with further details in the file.
4 previous owners, the last been for 17 years. Automatic, this car is a beautiful drive. A true genuine example. .
1968 Triumph TR250 (TR5)
SOLD
Surrey Targa Top. Not used on the road since recent high standard restoration. Twin SU carbs. Valencia Blue with tan interior. RHD.
Contact Paul for further information - mobile 07782 114211.
1959 MGA MKI
SOLD
A very rare find in this condition, Old English White, with black leather interior.
Originally an Australian car it has undergone a full restoration to a very high standard, using the original chassis and panels, so the panel gaps are superb. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a condition 1+ MGA.
1979 Ferrari 308 GTS
SOLD
- Excellent condition and just run in after £8500 engine rebuild.
- Total 56000 miles and a beautiful drive
- Targa top and air conditioning
- Taxed and test
Contact Paul for further information - mobile 07782 114211.
1975 Aston Martin DB V8, Automatic
SOLD
- Metallic Midnight Blue with Stone leather interior
- Excellent condition, with 55000 miles
- Previous owner 16 years, with large history file
- Long MOT and Tax
- Many new parts, including tyres and reburbished wheels
Contact Paul for further information - mobile 07782 114211.
1959 Triumph TR3A
SOLD
- Converted to unleaded with engine rebuild two years ago and little used, with overdrive
- Weather equipment Tax and tested
Due to re positioning of hire fleet this immaculate little British Sports Car is available for sale.
Contact Paul for further information - mobile 07782 114211.
1970 Jaguar E Type Series II Coupe
SOLD
- 4.2 engine with manual gearbox
- Power steering
"We've not driven a better Series II". Ex Californian car with original panels, so superb panel fit. Recent fabulous beige interior. Extensive history file, with current tax and MOT.
Contact Paul for further information - mobile 07782 114211.
1973 Triumph TR6
SOLD
- Mechanically rebuilt 2004
- Very clean and sound car
- 2.5 litre engine with twin SU's
- 4 speed gearbox with overdrive
- Mag Wheels (5)
1968 MGC 2912cc
SOLD
- 2912 cc, 4 speed box with overdrive
- Burgundy mohair hood with black leather interior
- Knock on Minilite wheels including the spare
- 14500 miles since 1999 restoration, with unleaded conversion
- Stainless steel exhaust and petrol tank
- Suspension converted to shocks (Spax) and springs with "poly bushes"
- "Green Pad" discs and 6 branch manifold
- Radio cassette with automatic aerial
- Immobiliser and battery cut out
1968 MGC, really exceptional sample and a delight to drive.
1995 Jaguar XJ12, X 300, LWB
SOLD
- Exceptional condition
- Full service history
- Genuine 97000 miles
- Five rare Cosmic wheels
- Special order cream leather interior
Big engined (5993cc) big bodied (long wheelbase) - the last of what you could say the "Big Cats".
In exceptional condition with a full service history from authorized dealers, with a genuine 97000 miles on the clock.
Five rare Cosmic wheels, a special order cream leather interior, with walnut/matchwood inlaid trim and picnic tables. Fully equipped with electric seats, windows and air conditioning.
A joy to drive, this car offers unique ride and handling qualities and will outdo many a sportscar, if required. A very capable and comfortable motor car, which will become a great classic in the future. This car should be cherished and cared for, and needs to go to someone who appreciates it.