Because of the lockdown in Scotland and the rest of the UK we had to make some changes for the safety of our customers and to comply with the rules. Now that these have been relaxed, we welcome customers back by appointment as in the past. Nonetheless, we ask that when you visit us social distancing continues to be observed, and we request you wear a mask during any visit, especially during any test drive, and that no applicable travel restrictions are contravened by visiting us. No liability … [Read more...]
Triumph 1800 saloon (1948) TV star! £9,850
This is a lovely early Triumph saloon from the immediate post war period. In super condition with great history and sporting a cameo role in the Netflix series “The Crown“ on its CV, this fine classic is a true survivor. The Triumph 1800 saloon was one of the first, all new, British models to be launched after the end of the Second World War. Following the takeover by Standard at the end of the war, Triumph was keen to release a new model onto a market starved of cars. The result was this … [Read more...]
Morris Mini-Minor Traveller Mk II automatic (1969) £16,350
Very rare, low mileage automatic Mini Traveller "woody". In one family ownership from new to 2015, apparently still having the original engine and gearbox. It was the subject of a comprehensive refurbishment from 2014 onwards by Super Mini of Weybridge, Surrey. Photographic record shows replacement of all rust, new wings and floor panels, powder coating subframes and a glass out (and wood off!) respray on rollover jig. Underside is still pretty much pristine and bright red! The … [Read more...]
Jaguar XJ-S HE V12 coupe automatic (1989) £12,350
Beautiful example of the pre-facelift, HE-engined XJ-S coupe. Only 70k miles and in superb condition with MoT to 2022, recent extensive recommissioning and FJSH to 65k. The XJ-S needs little introduction having been established for some time now as a surefire classic. Coming out of the shadow of the "successor to the E-type" - which it was never intended to be - the shape, engineering and overall demeanour of these cars should satisfy the most critical of owners. Frequently the most expensive … [Read more...]
Alvis Speed 20 Charlesworth Saloon (1936) £35,850
Chassis 13032, Engine 13482/12540. 2762cc. Reg VY7447. SD Model, 3 carbs. The car was supplied to Messrs Wadham of Waterlooville near Portsmouth in 1939. After the War it had several owners in the Durham and Darlington areas before being exported to Rhodesia in 1970. It was owned there by Tony Needham a vet in Salisbury. He repainted the car in green and cream, reupholstered the interior in wildebeest hide and remade the wooden dashboard. Following the change of political scene in 1979 … [Read more...]
Alvis TJ 12/50 Roadster (1931) £ POA
The 12/50 established Alvis’s reputation as a reliable car both on the road and track. It epitomises all that is great about early 1930’s motoring. The car is completely rebuilt with new Alvis parts as necessary and runs well. GO 5762, was registered as a Carbodies saloon on 30th April 1931 and used until 1960. It lay unused until 1970 when the partially fabric body (photo available) was beyond repair and scrapped and all the other components were carefully stored for later reassembly. It was … [Read more...]