Martin Howey Classics

THE MORRIS Six (MS) was launched in 1948 and ran until 1953. The model was phased out in March of that year and this fine old girl was registered in the April, thus making her one of the youngest - if not the youngest - Morris Six in existence. They were are a rare enough car back in the day with 7,000 of the 12,000 built ...

THIS is a 1969 Triumph Vitesse 2-litre Mark II in red. Yes, bright red and not the "orange" shade that comes through in my photos taken today. She is the subject of an older restoration from back in 1992 when she was stripped back to virtually nothing and gone through thoroughly and professionally by Yeovil Coachbuilders ...

THIS rare pre-war Austin 10 Clifton with dickey seat has had just four owners from new and the last one was a dealer! A really cute old girl with a high compression Austin engine. Easy to drive and a pretty enough classic without pretending to be restored to as new condition. Very usable as she is. My classic cars are ...

THIS 1968 Riley Elf Mark III has spent the past seven years in a de-humidified garage. It passed its MoT when the previous owner acquired it in 2015 and since then it has been dry stored, travelling just a handful of miles. Today she fired straight up and I drove her ten miles or so without a hitch and with superb oil ...

A 1949 RILEY RMA in black and cream with red leather interior. An early dash model. I don't imagine she has done too much motoring during the past few years and so will probably want checking over prior to put back into service. Starts and drives through the gears. Bonny enough thing though. My classic cars are motoring ...

THIS is my 1970 MG Midget, a true Brit sports car which has truly been loved by its last owners who acquired her seven years ago. In all round excellent condition and a great, perky little driver. These chrome bumper Midgets offer so many smiles per mile and remain totally affordable in today's classic car market place. ...

ULTRA-rare, hugely practical and very attractive. That's what we have here with this 1966 Victor 101 FC estate. Typically Trans-Atlantic, as was Vauxhall's styling during that era. Looks to be solid, new sills. Lovely driver. My classic cars are motoring antiques. Please do not confuse them with your one-year-old Range ...

THIS Midget gem has been dry stored for the past decade while residing with the same owner. It looks as though she bought the car and covered about 300 miles with her before locking her away. She has just emerged from hibernation this week and, although naturally enough the brakes will need going through, she starts and ...