Gavin McGuire

TO SEE A VIDEO OF THIS CAR PLEASE GO TO MY WEBSITE I have long held the view that inside every Riley powered by Percy Riley’s twin cam engine there is a racing car waiting to get out which is no doubt why many of them ended up as one-off specials for road or competition use when the original ash framed coachwork went ...

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO ON MY WEBSITE Perhaps a good way to introduce this very original Lagonda 2 Litre on chassis number OH10483 with engine number OH2232 is to quote from a letter written by the Lagonda Club Registrar in December 1976 “ Your car is an interesting one in that it is a 2 litre low chassis tourer ...

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO ON MY WEBSITE! AC’s Weller designed overhead cam six cylinder engine is, in my opinion, one of the best medium size engines produced in England during the first part of 20th century. It was introduced as far back as 1919 and continued to power AC cars (with continually increasing BHP output) ...

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO ON MY WEBSITE Before I start describing this splendid 1931 Sunbeam 18.2 hp car (built on chassis number 5923M) I would like to comment on the document file which come with it – it is one of the best presented collections of car related information I have seen for a long time and its very structured ...

TO SEE VIDEO OF THIS CAR PLEASE VISIT MY WEBSITE 1930s MG Midgets are perfect examples of what a British sports car should look like with their low slung bodywork, drop sided doors, fold flat windscreen, rear mounted petrol slab tank and knock on wire wheels – basically everything you could want in style combined ...

PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO ON MY WEBSITE! When the conversation turns to what are the best vintage sports cars one model which will almost certainly be raised is Alvis’s redoubtable 12/50 as it combines pretty well all of the characteristics which appeal to people who want to drive their cars rather than have them sitting ...