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1964 Jaguar E-type Series 1 3.8 roadster Original RHD UK-market car Recently restored to concours condition Subtle upgrades include Tremec five-speed gearbox This Jaguar E-type Series 1 3.8 roadster was built on 23 January 1964. Chassis number 850818 was finished in Opalescent Golden Sand with a Light Tan interior ...

1929 Packard 640 VSCC eligible 6,300cc Straight-8 engine Delivered new to New Zealand Chassis No. 175909 MODEL HISTORY Packard are one of the oldest names in the automotive industry. The company was founded in Ohio by James Ward Packard with his brother William Packard and their business partner George Lewis Weiss. ...

Iconic ‘Diecast’ First year of production Matching numbers Just 14,000 miles from new Excellent condition Rides very well The Honda CB750 is well know to all bikers as a land mark model with superb build quality, performance and style that shook the motorcycle world when it was launched in 1969. It is no wonder ...

Bentley 3-litre Speed Model Chassis Original 1927 registration Fresh bullet-proofed engine Stunning and comfortable design MODEL HISTORY A Bentley won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1924, 1927, ’28, ’29 and ’30, not to mention 2003. From their earliest days as a manufacturer in the heady “Bentley Boys” era ...

Matching Numbers Special Equipment model Body-off Restoration in 2014 – 2016 Engine rebuilt in 2020 Supplied new to New York This Jaguar XK 150 3.4 OTS was built on 14 July 1958 and was dispatched from the Browns Lane factory on 28 July, bound – like so many XKs before it – for Jaguar Cars New York. Chassis ...

Arguably the most iconic motorcycle of all time The model that put Ducati on the map in 1972 A matching numbers authenticated example Known history back to new MODEL HISTORY The Daytona 200 race for motorcycles had run since 1937 but it was at Imola in 1972 that the first 200 Mile format race was held in Italy. ...

MODEL HISTORY In 1931, Bentley Motors was on the brink of bankruptcy and negotiations with Napier & Son seemed to be pointing to a takeover that would save the marque. Just as it seemed the deal was in the bag a new interested party going by the name of the British Central Equitable Trust outbid Napier at the eleventh ...

Original engine and gearbox raced by Juan Manuel Fangio Replica Siluro chassis and body Period racing history MODEL HISTORY The Maserati A6GCS is the last true Maserati. In 1947 the Maserati brothers Ernesto, Bindo and Ettore, now released from their contract with the Orsi family packed up their tools and left ...

Only of only 115 right-hand-drive examples Genuine S-specification UK-market car Bare-metal respray in Silver Built during the final year of XK production, this Jaguar XK 150 3.8 S fixed-head coupé was completed on 19 February 1960 and dispatched to Henlys London on 23 March. From there, it was sold to its first owner ...

Retains all of its rare and desirable features such as frame, swingarm, forks, shocks, engine, wheels Recent mechanical overhaul by Chris Mayhew Built at the height of the company’s fame Extraordinary rare surviving example MODEL HISTORY Italian Luigi Segale started his professional involvement with motorcycles ...

MODEL HISTORY The 3.7 litre Chalmers-Detroit with its overhead inlet valve design engine was one of the most versatile of American sporting cars of its time and for good reason was the chosen make of the elite. The Vanderbilt’s and the Rockefellers were among its patrons. The company evolved from the Thomas-Detroit, ...

2003 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante Only 14,000 miles from new Extensive service history with Aston Martin Works Solent Silver with Pacific Blue and Parchment interior The extensive history file for this Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante shows how fastidiously it has been maintained over the course of its life. Delivered ...

1956 Jaguar D-Type – XKD 526 The only D-Type to have been raced with a hard-top roof in period Retains its original period hard top Restored by marque experts CKL developments ltd in 2019 Delivered new to Australia where it was extensively and successfully campaigned in 1956 – 1962 The subject of a dedicated Porter ...

Highly original example with 5.8-litre Stutz engine Formerly owned by noted collector Rick Carroll Eligible for VCC and VSCC events The Stutz Bearcat is one of the most evocative names in motoring history, epitomising the sporting success and high-performance models for which the American marque became famous in the ...

Desirable late-model 2000 Bentley Continental R Peacock Blue Metallic with Magnolia hide Three owners from new Over 200k GBP when new Extensive history file All tools, books & keys present MODEL HISTORY Bentley has a long history of producing sublime grand tourers and the Continental R continued that tradition ...

MODEL HISTORY Launched at the Earl’s Court Motor Show in 1953, the Bristol 404 was quite a departure from the previous works of the Bristol Car Company. Gone was the BMW-style front grille, now replaced with a single aperture inspired by the air intake of an aircraft engine. With their aviation roots, Bristol were ...

In 1963 Aston Martin rolled out its 5th generation of David Brown cars named after the company’s owner and post war saviour, the Aston Martin DB5. The cowled headlamps of the DB5 gave this car a distinctly similar impression of the DB4GT; indeed, the DB5 was in many ways a continuation of the previous generation car. ...

In 1966 Ferrari offered several models: the family orientated 330 GT 2+2, the stylish and appropriately named 500 Superfast, and the performance orientated 275 GTB. However, Ferrari found themselves with a gap in their line-up. At this time Ferrari did not offer a model which combined a blend of performance, luxury and ...

Ordered new through Ecurie Ecosse Single family ownership from new Special Battleship Grey over red leather 9:1 compression ratio and LSD Only example ordered with disc-type wheels and rear spats MODEL HISTORY The final glorious incarnation of the fabulous series of XK sports cars by Jaguar the XK150 arrived ...

Single ownership from 1960 – 2009 Fully rebuilt throughout including a recent service and check over Original colour specification Huge history file back to new Production of the AC Aceca started in 1954, a year later than the AC Ace. Based on the open two-seat AC Ace, the Aceca with its hand-built, lightweight, ...

Fully restored by Sammy Miller Rare and collectable model Beautiful ‘50s style Easy to start and a rides wonderfully The Hoffmann Motorcycle Company started production in 1949 building the Italian Vesper Scooter under license for Germany and in addition they produced 2-stroke motorcycles with Sachs and Ilo engines. ...

1 of 19 UK RHD 3.4S Dropheads built Matching numbers engine and chassis Nut & bolt restoration in 2005 Bare metal respray in 2019 MODEL HISTORY The final glorious incarnation of the fabulous series of XK sports cars by Jaguar the XK150 arrived in 1957, as the company were taking 5 of the first six places at ...

Good history folder with copies of original documents Ideal for the ‘Oily Rag Run’ or ‘Hero Rally’ Stunning original/preservation condition Barker & Co coach-built limousine MODEL HISTORY The Rolls-Royce 20/25 was built from 1929 through 1936 with 3,827 examples delivered. It would go on to become the ...

Rolls-Royce and Bentley Motors ‘Continental Trials’ car Second earliest M (overdrive) series car known to exist Fascinating history with close links to the Embiricos Bentley Original handbook and large tools Mechanically restored MODEL HISTORY By the late 1930’s it was clear to manufacturers that motorists’ ...

Fantastic provenance and competition history One of only 446 Bristol-powered Aces Conveniently adapted to RHD during 1989s restoration Eligible for a wide variety of historic motorsport events MODEL HISTORY The Auto Carriers now legendary AC Ace was introduced in October 1953. The design of the AC Ace (and its ...