A Beautiful 1967 Aston Martin DB6 Volante manual in Dark Metallic Blue with Grey Hide. Superb condition and one of only 140 examples ever produced! The DB6 was the final evolution of the Aston Martin that had started with the introduction of the DB4 back in 1958 and it departed from that evolutionary path to a far greater ...
A 1964 Morris Mini Cooper S in Almond Green. Fully race converted to a highly competitive specification, ready to race. The ‘Mini’ as we know it today was introduced in 1959 and marketed by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) as either an Austin Seven or a Morris Mini-Minor. The model names were soon simplified to ...
A 1967 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage Manual in Silver Birch with Dark Blue hide, excellent condition and comprehensive history DB6/3230/R left the factory in September 1967 via Odeon Motors in its original Platinum paintwork with Dark Blue Connolly leather and a long list of factory options. These included, Vantage Engine, ...
Absolutely stunning 1982 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Volante manual. In the same family ownership for 27 years from new, fully restored to POW specification with a unique and very comprehensive and complete history! Registered in August 1982 by Aston Martin Sales to Mr Les Holland of Bromham Bedfordshire, the car was originally ...
According to the build record, this DB6 MK2 Vantage was completed in April 1970 in its original Olive paintwork with Pigskin interior, Vantage engine, Manual Gearbox and two seat belts. It eventually left the factory and was delivered to Eton Garages Ltd in Windsor Berkshire on the 5th November the same year. It is understood ...
This DB5 was first registered in October 1965 and left the factory in its original Autumn Gold over Beige Connolly to first keeper Mr A R Mackenzie from Brierly Hill, West Midlands. Factory records show the car returning to Newport Pagnell on various occasions for servicing and other work up to 1968 when it became the ...
A very rare and original one owner V8 Volante manual with just 27,000 miles from new! The Aston Martin V8 first appeared back in 1970 with the advent of the DBS V8, and such was the success of the car that a convertible version was always considered. Aston Martin’s concern over building such a fast-powerful convertible ...
A very rare Aston Martin V8 Volante manual, with 'S' series engine, finished in Imperial Burgundy with Fawn Hide, and dark red hood The Aston Martin V8 first appeared back in 1970 with the advent of the DBS V8, and such was the success of the car that a convertible version was always considered. Aston Martin’s concern ...
Subsequent to the launch of the Mazda MX-5 in 1989, British Motor Heritage (by then owned by The Rover Group) had placed the MGB bodyshell back in production to serve the MGB restoration market. The success of the MX-5 had given Rover confidence that the market for 2-seater roadsters had re-emerged, and the decision was ...
DB5/1706/R left the Aston Martin factory in Newport Pagnell in September 1964 in its original colour scheme of Caribbean Pearl with Red Connolly. It was first registered to Messrs. M Berman Ltd of Leicester Square, famous as costumiers to the British theatre and film industry and headed by flamboyant owner Monty Berman ...
A 1973 MGB Roadster in Red with black trim, great condition and overdrive. The MGB was the natural successor the MGA and came along in 1962 in roadster form and with the introduction of the MGB GT coupe in 1965, both models continued in production until 1980. All MGB utilised the BMC B-series engine in 1.8 litre form ...
A beautiful 1964 Aston Martin DB5 saloon in Antrim Blue with Blue Hide. Recently restored in superb condition with comprehensive history ‘971 KY’ was fist registered in May 1964 to Messrs. B Hirst & Sons, Halifax, engineers and principal UK manufacturers of sports and children’s playground equipment. It left ...
A 1967 DB6 Vantage Manual, very original with high factory specification, matching numbers and good history. The Db6 was the final evolution of the Aston Martin that had started with the introduction of the DB4 back in 1958. Launched in 1965, it departed from that evolutionary path to a far greater degree than its predecessor ...
A 1968 Aston Martin DB6 Manual saloon in Olive with Beige Connolly, excellent condition with a comprehensive history. The DB6 was the final evolution of the Aston Martin that had started with the introduction of the DB4 back in 1958. Launched in 1965, it departed from that evolutionary path to a far greater degree than ...
A 1964 Aston Martin DB5 Convertible, one of only 123 examples, currently undergoing a full restoration with a choice of colour, trim and hand of drive. The DB5 was essentially the next generation of the very successful DB4 but with so many improvements it was launched as a new model. The same 6 cylinder Tadek Marek engine ...
The ‘Land Rover’ was initially conceived in 1947 as a light agricultural utility vehicle, originally intended as a stop gap measure by the Rover Company while its car production got back on its feet after WWII. To keep costs down and because steel was in very short supply, Rover used surplus aluminium from the wartime ...
A unique 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Saloon, in Sierra Blue with Dark Blue Connolly. Genuine 33,000 miles from new in superb condition with comprehensive history The DB5 was essentially the next generation of the very successful DB4 but with so many improvements it was launched as a new model. The same 6 cylinder Tadek Marek ...
