13th car of just 25 made Fresh from a comprehensive restoration of all mechanical and body parts by specialist restorer David Ayre Matching numbers, original bodywork & lovely history file One of the most dramatic looking and fastest cars of its day MODEL HISTORY By the mid-1930s, Lagonda had established a good reputation as builders of fine motorcars both large and small but with competitive pricing giving small margins and poor sales of their smaller models the company got into financial ...

Retains all of its rare and desirable features such as frame, swingarm, forks, shocks, engine, wheels Recent mechanical overhaul by Chris Mayhew Built at the height of the company’s fame Extraordinary rare surviving example MODEL HISTORY Italian Luigi Segale started his professional involvement with motorcycles as a dealer in 1972, however, he quickly moved into modifying production machines for junior and national racing. He was clearly very talented and when the FM1 programme started ...

1st MV Agusta Magni imported into the UK in 1978 Recent full rebuild by world renowned Kay family New: Crankshaft, valves & guilds, coil, distributor, tyres and chain 2 Owners from new, 1st owner for 39 years Original Tool kit, hand books, sales literature, full fairing MODEL HISTORY The name Magni is legendary in the MV Agusta world and deservedly so. The great man Arturo Magni joined MV Agusta in 1950 and under his management the company enjoyed the greatest period of racing domination ...

Bentley 3-litre Speed Model Chassis Original 1927 registration Fresh bullet-proofed engine Stunning and comfortable design MODEL HISTORY A Bentley won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1924, 1927, ’28, ’29 and ’30, not to mention 2003. From their earliest days as a manufacturer in the heady “Bentley Boys” era of the 1920’s, their loyal followers have been preoccupied with going fast and within a few years of their manufacture many formal bodied cars had been re-fashioned into Bentley ...

MODEL HISTORY Launched at the Earl’s Court Motor Show in 1953, the Bristol 404 was quite a departure from the previous works of the Bristol Car Company. Gone was the BMW-style front grille, now replaced with a single aperture inspired by the air intake of an aircraft engine. With their aviation roots, Bristol were able to develop the design and shape of their cars in a wind tunnel and by using aluminium over an ash frame, were also able to keep the cars light. The result was a car that the ...

- Ferrari Classiche Certification - Open headlight - Superb mechanical condition MODEL HISTORY The Ferrari Dino 246 was built to 3 different specifications through its production, referred to as the L, M and E series. The initial ‘L’ series cars were made from 1969 until 1970 and have a single centre knock-off wheel nut, front quarter bumpers that merge into the grill, and head rests mounted in the rear bulkhead. The ‘M’ series cars were built for only a short time in early 1971 ...

Arguably the most iconic motorcycle of all time The model that put Ducati on the map in 1972 A matching numbers authenticated example Known history back to new MODEL HISTORY The Daytona 200 race for motorcycles had run since 1937 but it was at Imola in 1972 that the first 200 Mile format race was held in Italy. The “Daytona of Europe” attracted some of the worlds leading manufacturers and riders. 70,000 spectators crammed into the stands to see the likes of MV Agusta, Honda, Norton, ...

Matching numbers 8th overall in 1938 Paris – Nice Trial 1of 46 Frazer Nash-BMWs known to survive The pre-eminent sports car of its day and an icon of motoring MODEL HISTORY In 1936, Ernst Henne drove his prototype BMW 328 to victory in the 2-litre class at the annual Eifelrennen event at the Nurburgring, beating a world-class field of entrants including several 1½ litre monopostos. This achievement put BMW on the map and the new 328 model would go on to be one of the most important in ...

Early, Matching Numbers example The road test car featured in both The Motor and The Autocar in 1939 Ex Ronnie Symondson and single family ownership for 55 years £200,000 nut and bolt restoration Outstanding condition and wonderful history file MODEL HISTORY Before the war, BMW started in the manufacture of aero engines and motorcycles; it was with the acquisition of the Dixi works at Eisenach in 1928 that allowed BMW to enter the motorcar market. The early Dixi cars were essentially ...

There can be little doubt that Karl Benz was the first to produce the petrol-engined car. Karl Benz started his engineering career making stationary engines running primarily on coal gas but soon realised the possibilities for mechanical personal transport. Benz pioneered the 4-stroke, 954cc single-cylinder engine and fitted it to a 3-wheeled “car”. Benz’s engine ran at a sedentary 400rpm and produced a grand 0.75bhp. For comparison DeDion Bouton’s engine ran at over twice the speed but ...

- 1938 Derby Bentley 4¼ Litre Paris Salon car - Rolls-Royce and Bentley Motors ‘Continental Trials’ car - Second earliest M (overdrive) series car known to exist - Fascinating history with close links to the Embiricos Bentley - Original handbook and large tools - Mechanically restored MODEL HISTORY By the late 1930’s it was clear to manufacturers that motorists’ expectations were changing. Engines were being exposed to the dangers of continuous high speed driving as a result of ...

1 of 43 UK delivered 2002 Turbos 4 owners over the last 40 years 48,000 miles from new Comprehensive history file spanning 40 years MODEL HISTORY Introduced at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1973, the 2002 Turbo was the first turbocharged BMW and with the exception of some attempts by General Motors in the 60’s, is seen as the first turbocharged production car. Using the hugely successful 2002tii as its foundation, the Turbo used the same 2 Litre, 4-cylinder engine fitted with a KKK Turbocharger ...

Desirable late-model 2000 Bentley Continental R Peacock Blue Metallic with Magnolia hide Three owners from new Over 200k GBP when new Extensive history file All tools, books & keys present MODEL HISTORY Bentley has a long history of producing sublime grand tourers and the Continental R continued that tradition when it was introduced at the 1991 Geneva Motor Show. With its blend of style, luxury and performance, the new car perfectly evoked its namesake from the early 1950s – the fabled ...

1954 Lancia Aurelia B20 GT Series 4 for sale Manufactured in July 1954 and brought to England in 2010 The Series 4 Aurelia is arguably the most desirable of the 6 series produced with the De Dion rear end Fully documented and meticulous restoration by marque specialist between 2010 and 2012 Original engine with “Nardi” style twin-carb set-up and “Nardi” style floor-change transmission An excellent example of a highly regarded and event eligible (Mille Miglia) car MODEL HISTORY Vincenzo ...

1929 Packard 640 with rumble seat VSCC eligible 6,300cc Straight-8 engine Delivered new to New Zealand Chassis No. 175909 Packard are one of the oldest names in the automotive industry. The company was founded in Ohio by James Ward Packard with his brother William Packard and their business partner George Lewis Weiss. At the time, Wiess was an important shareholder in Winton Cars, a prominent builder of the new horseless carriage. James Packard however was not impressed with the quality of ...

One of four prototypes built in steel The only Right Hand Drive Coupé Displayed at the Turin Motor Show in 1965 Restored in 1986-1991 and body fully restored in 2018/9 with bare metal respray MODEL HISTORY Every good car story should include a design or idea being written on the back of a cigarette packet or in this case, a napkin! In the early 1960’s TVR was going through some financial remodelling and the plan was to introduce a new model that would be aimed between the Jaguar E-Type ...

880 since restoration with marque specialists RS Williams Gold Certificate Aston Martin Assured Provenance program Presented in classic original colours of Silver Birch over black hide MODEL HISTORY In October 1965 Aston Martin launched the DB6 at the London Motor Show. A continuation of the successful DB4 and DB5, the new model was not only faster than the previous DBs but also offered greater interior space with only a 8.2kg of extra weight over the DB5. To achieve this a different construction ...

MODEL HISTORY BMW launched their first completely in-house designed car, the 303, in 1933 having previously built Austin 7 based cars at their Diki Works since 1928. The new 303 was a small family saloon, housing a 6 cylinder engine that displaced 1,182cc and it was the first model to feature the ‘kidney grille’ which has gone on to be the trademark feature of the brand. The 303 was only in production until 1934 when BMW developed it into several other models including the 309 (a 4 cylinder ...

One of the most famous of all ‘Derby’ Bentleys, this 1939 4.25 litre MR series car is one of only four overdrive examples ever fitted with the iconic Vanden Plas open touring style coachwork, and gained its nickname ‘Honeysuckle’ due to its highly distinctive paint colour. FULL DETAILS COMING SOON

MODEL HISTORY The Giulietta family of cars were introduced in 1954 and produced in various body styles (Berlina, Sprint, Spider, Sprint Speciale and Sprint Zagato). It was fitting for the new family of Alfa Romeos to use a new engine, which came in the form of the beautifully engineered 1,300cc twin cam that would be used in Alfa Romeos until 1994, albeit in varying capacities. The Spider was introduced in mid-1955 sporting a stunning body by Pinin Farina. In 1962, the Giulietta family became ...

Only 22,000 miles covered Special colour: Grigio Titanium Linn sound package Heated front windscreen Complete glovebox tool kit Previously supplied by Aston Martin Newport Pagnell Superb history file MODEL HISTORY Launched at the Geneva Motorshow in 2001 the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish was described by Road and Track magazine as ‘The ultimate Grand Tourer’. In 2002 it was made famous in the James Bond film Die Another Day, which earned it a number 3 spot in best Film Cars Ever. Designed ...

One-off Bugatti Type 57 Atalante coachwork by Gangloff Well documented history back to new ‘Second in Class’ at Pebble Beach ‘Best in Class’ at Amelia Island MODEL HISTORY The Bugatti Type 57 was the considered by many to be the pinnacle of Bugatti’s touring models. Sir Malcolm Campbell himself said: “If I was asked to give my opinion as to the best all-round super-sports car which is available on the market today, I should, without any hesitation whatever, say it was the ...

MODEL HISTORY We are delighted to offer for sale this wonderful example of vintage motoring – a Lagonda 2 Litre High Chassis “Honeymoon Coupe”. The Lagonda marque is well known and respected by vintage enthusiasts having built its reputation with elegant, mechanically sound and beautiful cars; UU7571 epitomises all of these qualities. Lagonda announced a new body design in January 1929 that was to be based on the Speed chassis, it was called the ‘Close-Coupled Saloon’ (CCS) and was ...

Original home market RHD example 40,000 miles from new and just 5 owners Invoices going back 20 years, MOT’s from the early 80’s Original specification of Signal Red with Black Supplied with black hard top MODEL HISTORY The third and final iteration of the Jaguar E-Type was the Series 3. The straight-six engine that had been the stalwart of all Jaguar sports cars since the XK120 in 1948 was replaced with an all new V12 engine. Jaguar started plans for a V12 engine as early as 1951, ...

1 of 250 Project 7 cars built 1 of 80 made in right-hand drive First car built by JLR’s Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) 1,400 miles from new and 1 previous owner MODEL HISTORY At the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2013 Jaguar unveiled a mind blowing concept car in the vein of a modern day Jaguar D-Type. Interest was so strong that the green light was given to go ahead and build a limited run of just 250 to be built by Jaguar Land Rover’s new Special Vehicle Operations. Fast forward ...

Bought new by GKN for development of FF system. Four year restoration by Rejen, over £140,000 spent. Copies of original build sheets and order forms on file. Restoration overseen by marques expert Ulrich Woodhams and documented with over 800 pictures. MODEL HISTORY First shown at the London Motor Show in 1966 the Jensen FF was the first time an all-wheel drive system had been fitted to a non all-terrain production car. Using a system designed by Harry Ferguson, part owner of Massey Ferguson ...

The Jaguar XJ is the original fast executive saloon. Launched in 1968 at the Paris Motor Show the XJ (classified as eXperimental Jaguar) was an instant hit and was named ‘Car of the Year’ by Car Magazine. Riding high from the great success of the E-type which was now going into Series 2 production, Sir William Lyons wanted to create a saloon car with the handling and power of the E-type; the XJ series was the result of that vision. The Jaguar XJ was at first offered only with a 6-cylinder engine ...

- 2004 Aston Martin Vanquish V12 - Only 14,000 miles from new - Full service history - Attractive specification with lots of options Launched at the Geneva Motorshow in 2001 the Aston Martin Vanquish V12 is a superb grand tourer that was made famous in the James Bond film Die Another Day. Designed by Ian Callum the model features a strong aluminium composite chassis, drive by wire throttle and 6 speed sport-shift transmission. Power comes from a 6 litre V12 producing 460 BHP. This ...

Desirable early 750D series Giulietta Spider Subject of a bare metal restoration Engine and gearbox rebuilt by Bob Dove Eligible for some of the best events and rallies Launched in 1954 a the Turin Motor Show, the Giulietta family of cars was first introduced in 2+2 Coupe (Sprint) form before being joined by the 4-door saloon (Berlina) in April 1955, and the two-seater convertible (Spider) with bodywork by Pininfarina in mid-1955. The jewel in the Giulietta crown was the engine. An all ...

Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 1977 • 1977 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 • Rare UK delivered RHD example with sunroof • Desirable Minerva Blue with Brown/Tartan interior with cookie-cutter wheels • Recent £5,000 bill from marque specialists, Autofarm • Top end rebuild and new clutch 4,000 miles ago The 2.7 Carrera RS was the result of Porsche’s realisation that the heft of the 2.4 litre 911S was going to restrict the marque’s ability to go racing. It was then decided that in order ...

2016 Ford Focus RS Mountune Only 9560 miles from new Recall has been completed Ford Performance Mountune upgrade now producing 370Bhp 0-62mph in 4.7 seconds Single owner history Full main dealer service history at 8, 7511, 8695 and 9520 miles Topaz detailing front-end paint protection film Lots of optional extras including: - Black Recaro sports seats with blue stitching - Multi-functional leather steering wheel - Sat-Nav - Dual zone climate control - Cruise Control - Bluetooth ...

The Bentley Continental Flying Spur launched in 2006 and was based off the same platform as the famous Continental GT but was designed to be a more relaxed 4-door continent muncher. The car features the same impressive 6.0 litre, twin turbocharged W12 engine as the GT and produces some 560bhp with 480 lb-ft torque which is delivered from idle, making the Flying Spur both smooth and unbelievably powerful. Permanent 4-wheel drive gives the Continental Flying Spur impressive road-holding for a luxury ...

- 16,000 miles from new - Rarely seen modern classic - One of just over 100 examples registered in the UK - Accompanied by its original service box BMW designed the Z1 to give fun-loving drivers the opportunity of owning a concept car. The two-seater Z1 was first shown to the public in prototype form in August 1986, and 4 years later, ten were leaving the Munich production line each week. The Z1 features a wide range of new ideas including a monocoque-styled steel chassis with a bonded ...

The Rolls-Royce 20/25 was built from 1929 through 1936 with 3,827 examples delivered. It would go on to become the company’s most popular design prior to the Second World War. It was initially built on a 128.7-inch chassis and later offered on a long chassis of 131.9 inches, introduced in 1931. Later examples of the Rolls-Royce 20/25 models featured a four-speed fully-synchronised gearbox and a centralised chassis lubrication system. Powering the 20/25 was a 3.7-litre inline, overhead-valve ...

Designed by the legendary Giorgetto Giugiaro, the Delta was a mass produced family hatchback built between 1979 and 1994 which gained cult status thanks to the need to homologate the model for rallying, which in turn lead to complete domination of the World Rally Championship including a record six consecutive constructors championships between 1987 and 1992. The first performance Delta was the HF (High Fidelity) an acronym that had been used on ‘hot’ Lancias since 1966. Launched in July ...

First shown at the London Motor Show in 1966 the Jensen FF was the first time an all-wheel drive system had been fitted to a non all-terrain production car. Using a system designed by Harry Ferguson, part owner of Massey Ferguson tractors and known as “the father of the modern farm tractor”, Jensen stretched the wheelbase of their Interceptor platform and fitted the ‘Ferguson Formula’, hence the model being called the FF. Another first for the FF was the fact that it was also the first production ...

This fabulous Californian delivered 1970 911 E Coupe is painted in factory correct White Ivory with Black interior, powered by a 2.2 Litre engine producing 153 Hp and utilizing a 5-speed manual 901 transmission. Dubbed “The Secret Weapon from Zuffenhausen,” the 1970 Porsche 911E was the fastest accelerating model in their product offering at the time. The E was actually introduced as the successor for the 911L as a “luxury” model with a new 2.2L engine and intended as a more usable ...

- Engine Rebuilt in 2013 by AJ Glew and Jonathan Wood - Full Restoration in 2000 - Chassis laid down in 1915 - First owned by the Cuban Ambassador in London - Driven on four 20-Ghost Club Tours Please call for more information...

The Mercedes-Benz R107 was produced from 1971 to 1989, making it the second longest single series produced by the company; a clear indication of this models popularity. The R107/SL is a true sports car having 2 seats, a removable roof and a plenty of power. Its 2.8 ltr straight 6 engine gives 182bhp at 6000RPM allowing a top speed of 129MPH comfortably and as with the previous models, the suspension was well developed making this car very relaxing and easy to drive over long distances. The ...

- Desirable 3.4 'S' Drophead Coupe - One of 104 Right Hand Drive examples - Well restored, excellent driver - Original number plate Please call for more information...

This fascinating motor car started life as a standard XK150 3.4 Litre Special Equipment model fitted with Laycock de Normanville overdrive. It was first registered in May 1958 and was finished in Cornish Grey. According to the original buff logbook which is on file the XK went through 5 different owners in the first 12 years of it’s life, starting in Tottenham, before going to Surrey, then back into London to Putney before returning to Surrey again. In the early 1970’s the car was purchased ...