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1931 Riley Nine Plus Series ‘Special Tourer’ - SOLD

SOLD

1931 Riley Nine Plus Series ‘Special Tourer’

Originally a Monaco saloon, this Riley Nine was rebodied some years ago to the then owners design. The body was built by the highly regarded coach builder, Rod Jolley, and is a comfortable two seater tourer of aluminium construction with a copious luggage area making the car ideal for holidays and events when plenty of space is required.

Mechanically ...

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: 2 Aug 2021

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1935 Lagonda Rapier Four Seat Tourer - SOLD

SOLD

1935 Lagonda Rapier Tourer

Appearing in 1934, the Rapier was Lagonda’s quality small car aimed at the popular 1100cc sector of the market. Featuring an all-new 1104cc engine with twin overhead camshafts developing an impressive 50 bhp, the new Rapier was available with a variety of coachwork styles, a large proportion of cars having bodies by E. D. Abbott. Ltd of Farnham.

The Tourer ...

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: 30 Jul 2021

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1927 Alvis 12/50 TG Sports Saloon - SOLD

SOLD

1927 Alvis 12/ 50 TG Sports Saloon

A very original example of this delightful vintage sporting saloon

This Alvis retains her original coachwork and would appear to be to the same specification as recorded on the original car record showing it to have been despatched from the works on the 8th December 1927 to main agent Henlys Limited of London. She is bristling with charming period ...

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: 28 Jul 2021

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1958 Jensen 541R - SOLD

SOLD

1958 Jensen 541R

Making its first appearance at the 1953 London Motor Show, the original Jensen 541 prototype featured an aluminium body, however, this was changed to glass fibre for production models.

Before long the new 541 had made a considerable impression on the motoring press, with rave reviews from ‘Autocare’ with a top speed of over 125 mph recorded on test, making ...

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: 24 Jul 2021

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1934 Morris Eight Pre-Series Four Seat Tourer - SOLD

SOLD

1934 Morris Eight Four Seat Tourer

When the Morris Eight was introduced in September 1934, as the replacement for the original Minor, it was an instant success, going on to become one of Britain’s most loved small cars. With an up to date specification, which included hydraulic brakes, the Eight cost £120 in Tourer form, representing exceptional value for money in the highly competitive ...

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: 4 Jul 2021

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1954 MG TF - UK RHD Car - SOLD

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1954 MG TF

The final model of the legendary ‘T’ Series MGs, the TF, was launched on 15th October 1953. It featured the TD Mark ll engine and was of far more modern appearance, with a sloping radiator and headlamps faired into the wings. The cooling system was now pressurised, so the traditional external radiator cap was now a dummy item.

The interior was more comfortable, ...

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: 1 Jul 2021

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1927 Austin 7 Chummy - SOLD

SOLD

1927 Austin 7 Chummy

Rebuilt around 20 years ago with a new body, this 1927 Chummy was returned to the road in 2003. Since then it has only covered around 1700 miles, as the then owner worked abroad much of the time and also had several other cars in his collection.

During the last few years the gearbox and rear axle have undergone work and the steering arm replaced with ...

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: 25 Jun 2021

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1949 Triumph 2000 Roadster - 4 speed gearbox - SOLD

SOLD

1949 Triumph 2000 Roadster - Four speed gearbox

Always an impressive looking motor car, the Triumph Roadster can claim to be the last production car to be fitted with a dickey seat - a throwback to the 1930’s.

Production of the original ‘1800’ model began in 1948 and halfway through 1948, the Roadster was to gain the 2. 1 litre power unit and gearbox from the Standard ...

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: 21 Jun 2021

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1949 MG TC - many modifications - SOLD

SOLD

1949 MG TC

The MG TC will always be fondly remembered as the last of the true ‘pre-war’ styled MGs and also as the model that America took to its heart, as a large proportion of the 10, 000 produced were to head over the Atlantic.

Whilst not entirely original, this 1949 example is definitely a car for the enthusiast who really enjoys a car with modifications to enhance its performance. ...

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: 16 Jun 2021

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1929 Austin 12/4 Two Seater Tourer with Dickey - SOLD

SOLD

1929 Austin 12/ 4 Two Seater Tourer with Dickey

Throughout the 1920’s and into the early ‘30’s, one of the most popular styles of coachwork was the two-seater with dickey seat and most manufacturers offered a model of this style.

The Austin Twelve, which was a very successful model during this period was a most attractive car when fitted with this style of body. A number of ...

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: 16 Jun 2021

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1971 MGB Roadster - SOLD

SOLD

Just arrived at the Garage and awaiting preparation

1971 MGB Roadster

This attractive MGB has formed part of a small MG collection and has been rebuilt using a Heritage body shell with numerous components having been replaced or restored. The car has been sparingly used in the last few years due to the owner spending much time overseas. Only used in fine weather.

The ...

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: 13 Jun 2021

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1972 Triumph TR6 - SOLD

SOLD

1972 Triumph TR6

The second of the TR models to feature a fuel injected six-cylinder engine, the TR6 made its debut in 1969. As with previous models, the TR6 was to prove extremely popular in the US and was offered with a twin carburettor installation for that market. The fuel injected engine devolved an impressive 150 bhp which made for vivid acceleration, with 0 - 60 mph accomplished in ...

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: 31 May 2021

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1937 Riley Sprite 12/4 Evocation - SOLD

SOLD

1937 Riley 'Sprite' Evocation

(Riley 12/ 4 Kestrel - Chassis Number: 27K5622)

When Riley announced their new ‘Sprite’ model in 1935, they stated “The new Sprite Series of Riley Cars marks a definite forward step in the provision of cars of high performance for the enthusiast”. The Sprite followed on from the illustrious 9hp ‘Imp’ and 6 cylinder ‘MPH’ ...

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: 30 May 2021

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1933 Austin 10 Deluxe - SOLD

SOLD

1932 Austin 10 deluxe (with sliding sunroof) First registered on 3. 1. 1933

Original registration number

Older restoration in very smart all-round order

Extensive paperwork and history and well known within the Austin Ten Drivers’ Club.

Introduced in April 1932, the Austin Ten was instantly well received and was to become a best seller in this rapidly ...

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: 26 May 2021

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1938 Austin 7 Opal - Two Seater Tourer - SOLD

SOLD

1938 Austin 7 Opal - two Seater Tourer

August 1934 saw the Austin range undergo some significant revisions - the most obvious being the new front end treatment which featured a painted cowl over the radiator.

The Austin Seven ‘Jewel Series’ cars were launched to considerable acclaim, the new models being the ‘Ruby’ saloon, ‘Pearl’ cabriolet and ‘Opal’ two ...

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: 24 May 2021

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