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1973 Pilgrim Bulldog For Sale

  • Right Hand Drive
  • 18,190 Kilometres
  • Manual, 4 speed
  • Petrol
  • 1798cc
  • 1973
  • Red
  • Dealer
  • CZ
    Křenovice, Czechia

Description

The Pilgrim Bulldog is a British kit car designed as a lightweight roadster with a fiberglass body on a steel frame. It used components from commonly available British vehicles, most often MG, Morris Marina, or Ford Cortina, and was mainly produced from the mid-1980s onward. Due to its kit-car construction, vehicles exist with varying technical specifications. The described example is listed as a 1973 model, with a 1, 798 cm³ MG engine, manual transmission, and right-hand drive. The stated year predates the production period of the Bulldog model, which means the date more likely corresponds to the year of origin of the donor mechanical components rather than the Pilgrim body itself. The 1. 8-liter MG engine is an inline four-cylinder B-Series unit with OHV, paired with a four-speed manual gearbox and rear-wheel drive. Right-hand drive corresponds to the British vehicle configuration. Veterans on Truc: a group of ordinary people who love cars. We have dozens of cars in stock and in our care, as well as others ready for import. We understand your needs and are available to ensure your complete satisfaction, because that is our goal. We can do even more—for example, we will quickly and efficiently arrange all the documents necessary for registration. More information is available by calling the details below (also WhatsApp). We can arrange the import of your dream car from anywhere, whether classic or new, including registration, insurance, and other related services.

Vehicle location

Křenovice, Písek District, Czechia
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Advert Details

Advert type:
For Sale
Category:
Classic Cars
Country:
Czechia
Reference number:
C2202280
Listed on:
29/09/2026
Year:
1973
Colour:
Red
Seller type:
Dealer

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