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A very rare opportunity to own a very unique car. Hillman began manufacturing this car before the outbreak of World War One. Production was abruptly halted so the factory could manufacture munitions, during this time the engine and chassis were placed aside. When World War One ended, Hillman used up there stock of ...
Le Riche Automobile Restorers have been retained by the owner, to sell on his behalf the following historic Volkswagen UK supplied historic rally car originally prepared by SBG Sport Limited for the 1990 Shell Gemini Rally Team Introduction In 1989 Volkswagen UK decided to be involved in British Rally Sport, and certainly ...
£9,950
Supplied new to the current owner by the Jaguar dealership in Jersey, Ruette Braye. The car has changed hands several times since and then bought back by its original owner in May 2019. The car is showing 57,000 miles which is reasonable for an island motor car of this age. The service history is quite routine and stamped ...
Registered new in London in 1974 as VYR 651M. Originally supplied in Demask Red with chrome wire wheels and a manual overdrive gearbox, plus the standard 4 1800cc cylinder engine . The cars accompanying file shows its early history from the 1970’s to the 1990’s where it had service works, bodywork restoration works ...
£9,950
Launched 30 years ago and built for a year as a limited production run of 8,000 units until demand exceeded expectations and the production run was increased to 20,073 units. Based on the platform of the reliable Nissan Micra with a turbo charged 980cc engine they were manufactured for the Japanese market only. Supplied ...
A very rare rotary engined Citroen GS Biroto which was only built between 1973 and 1975, which has survived in extremely good overall condition. This is an extremely rare example of Citroen's venture into a Rotary Valve engine based on the NSU design, which was in production for a very short period with sold cars being ...
The BMW 700 is a small rear-engined car which was produced by BMW in various models from August 1959 to November 1965. The coupe and saloon versions of the 700 were shown at the 1959 Frankfurt Motor Show. After the show, BMW received 25,000 orders for 700s. Production of the BMW 700 Coupe began in August 1959, with the ...
this car speeches for its self fsh recent cam belts service 25k spent in recent years 6 speed manual
Description and History This rare and original Sports 800 has recently been imported from Japan, and is supplied VAT paid within the EU. It has covered only 74986 kms ( 46866 miles from new). An estimated 3000 cars were produced, of which only 300 survive worldwide. Courtesy of Toyota GB, their blogsite provides ...
One of only 52 RHD Silverstone coupes built in 2000, this Silverstone coupe was supplied by Jacksons Garages in Jersey in April 2000, as a Jersey delivered car, the mileage is low and is commensurate with limited use. The cars were finished in Platinum silver, a high-performance package with the same engine as the standard ...
Manufactured in September 1959, and shipped to the USA in the following October, the XK remained in the USA, until 1996 when it was found in a West Coast garage by Air New Zealand Captain Bruce Ussher, having owned Healey’s and MG’s in the past, Bruce purchased the car which was believed to be sound but in need of ...
After a successful period at the Cape, Warwick, producing the Riley-engined cars which bore his name, Donald Healey expanded into the American market with a series of cars with various American engines. In 1952 he formed a partnership with the Austin company of Longbridge to produce the Austin Healey which took the American ...
An excellent condition, every day classic little 205. 4 speed, manual transmission with a 954cc (1.0L) engine. Practical, economical and affordable. Simple mechanics and classic motoring pleasure with VERY little to go wrong! She has been mine for just over 4 years now and never missed a beat. The body is fully ...
The basis for the FL1 was the Austin FX3 taxicab that was sold in the United Kingdom by Austin from 1948 to 1958. It was designed to comply with the Metropolitan Police Conditions of Fitness for London taxicabs, but was used in other towns and cities in the UK. It was commissioned from Austin by taxi dealers Mann & Overton ...
Introduced in late 1967, the MGC had a relatively short life span of only two years, the last models being made in 1969 with only 2034 RHD GT’s being produced. The UK's economic climate and escalating fuel prices eventually killed off the 3 litre MGC, with the last converted cars being sold by University Motor’s in ...
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