Listing 9 adverts
£11,750
1970 A60 Van in Light Grey with Red interior. Extensively restored in 2018/19 with new sills, wheel arches, and quarter panels and finished off with a first class respray and full waxoyl treatment. New exhaust, battery, and carpets this year. Four new Dunlops. Alternator conversion. This is a lovely old van which ...
This is a really reliable car, with its original paintwork, and interior. It is in overall very good condition, has had no real work done to it other than some welding underneath. A little work on the interior would give it the finish it deserves. It simply needs more attention than the present owner can give to it . A ...
1970 Austin A60 Half-Ton van on column. Blue with sign writing. Half-ton commercial models were introduced in 1957. The van was released in February and was followed in May by pick-up, chassis and cab and chassis models. Contemporary sales literature used the term "Austin ½ ton van and pick-up". .This A60 is a very presentable ...
1970 Austin A60 Half-Ton van on column. Austin launched its Cambridge range in 1954 and it progressed through four generations (A40, A50, A55 and A60) before production finally ended in 1971. Although the vast majority were four-door saloons, from 1956 until 1971 a van derivative was also offered which Austin simply referred ...
Project Vehicle. Runs, drives and stops. Requires restoration. Lots of welding works have been completed. Last used and MOT'd in 2008. Comes with current V5 document. Registered as a historical vehicle, therefore benefits from tax and MOT exemption. Last 2 registered keepers collectively owned for approx 14 years. UK ...
This is a relatively early A60 Cambridge, being first registered on the 2nd of December 1961.( 1961 to 1969). What is getting increasingly rare these days is that this nice old British saloon has managed to hold on to her original registration number BFP 125. I have to say that the number is transferable. However, if ...
1971 Austin Cambridge A60 Half-Ton van on column. Austin launched its Cambridge range in 1954 and it progressed through four generations (A40, A50, A55 and A60) before production finally ended in 1971. Although the vast majority were four-door saloons, from 1956 until 1971 a van derivative was also offered which Austin ...
Purchased in 1999 had a full restoration 1.8 bmc engine fitted with mgb disc brakes a60 rear axle and mgb differential 15" wheels radial tyres, a very rare car, a lot of panels were zinc plated when restored has not been used for a few years, all the original parts have been kept.
For Sale Original framed advert for the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT from June 1965. 55 years old in excellent condition. ** Free U.K Delivery ** 100% original, never copies or reproductions. Reverse side shows original article/advertisement. Professionally extracted from publication and framed. All ...
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