This very tidy and original bodied Alvis 12/40 was despatched from the works on the 29th July 1924 and exported to Australia where the car was bodied as a four seater tourer by Kirkham of Sydney. The first owner, a Mr Boyce was a Sydney based real estate broker who eventually passed the car to its second owner a Mr John Claude Cole in whose family it remained until circa 1980. Consigned to auction, the 12/40 was complete but dilapidated when Australian Alvis Owner’s Club member Mr Fred ...

This superb example of the Triumph Gloria model was first registered in April 1934. Only seven examples in this specification were built and only one other car is known to survive according to the pre 1940 Triumph Motor Club making this a very rare pre war four seater sporting tourer. The car has been the subject of a full nut and bolt restoration by a previous keeper of some 34 years and has since completed less than 250 miles. The car is equipped with the original 6 cylinder 12.9hp 1476cc ...

This bike is in excellent all round condition and sounds superb. Fully serviced and fitted with 2 new tyres, a ideal addition to any collection. Formerly part of a Danish collection and now UK registered.

First registered in March 1935. This rare classic motorcycle fitted with the 550cc side-valve engine was formerly part of a Danish collection and registered in the UK in 2018. This particular example is in great condition all round and runs superbly with the benefit of a discreet electronic ignition conversion. Would make an ideal addition to any classic collection

This superb example of the iconic E-Type Jaguar has been the subject of a full restoration to a very high standard, finished in red with tan leather interior, mohair hood and hood cover. Driving superbly and benefitting from a 5 speed manual gearbox and SU carb conversion. Approximately 5,000 miles since engine rebuild. The general fit and finish and shut lines are excellent Originally a left hand drive car brought back from Texas prior to restoration works and converted to right ...

This excellent example of the rare and desirable manual gearbox DB9 was first registered in July 2005. Finished in one of the best colour combinations Titanium Silver with contrasting grey leather interior. Having covered 46,000 miles it comes with a full service history. This service history shows a clutch replacement (and upgrade) at 35,445 miles carried out by Aston Martin, Leeds (JCT 600). Only a limited number of manual DB9’s were produced and combined with the accompanying sound ...

An excellent opportunity to purchase a UK supplied genuine RHD car presented in superb condition. Same family ownership from 1972 to 2014. Between 2015 and 2016 the car was treated to restoration work carried out by marque specialist Rawles. Panel gaps and fit are excellent with superb paint finish and interior trim Fitted with new wire wheels and tyres Comes complete with a large history file of invoices, old MOT certificates and photos

This particular example of one of Abingdon’s finest is best described as immaculate. Finished in old English white with red leather upholstery, black carpets, black hood and full tonneau cover. Following a return from dry state USA in around 2011 the car was dry stored until restoration was carried out between 2012-2015, during which it was converted to RHD. The comprehensive body off restoration was meticulously carried out to a superb show winning standard with everything either being ...