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• Extensively restored example • Desirable colour combination and 1500 engine • Left hand drive example This wonderful looking example is a rare 1500cc TF model producing 60bhp with less than 3,500 manufactured. It was registered new in 1955 to California, USA and was the subject of a ground up restoration in 2016 and later shipped to th..

Bare metal restoration 2018 to 2024 Superb overall condition The Mk. I Ford Escort was introduced in the UK at the end of 1967, making its show debut at Brussels Motor Show in January 1968 and replacing the successful long running Anglia. Escorts became successful as a rally car and eventually went on to..

Hand built aluminium special Fabulous unique design with XK150 engine This unique, stunning and beautiful ‘nod’ to an era of sportscars consigned to history books and vintage meetings, was the creation of one man who had a vision! He wanted to use the base of a Jaguar XK150 with its superb 3.4 litre engi..

Near Concours condition Superb history Some GT specification additions The exquisite aluminium bodywork was styled by Touring of Milan, utilising their famed Superleggera lightweight structure. The first 50 cars had no over-riders, and frameless side windows. The DB4 has long been regarded by e..

Rare model Restored example The 1967 Ford Econoline Pick-up is a rare and distinctive vehicle, known for its forward-control design and flat-nose cab. Built on the same platform as the Econoline van, it features a unique unibody construction with the engine positioned between the front seats. Its compact..

Rare two-door example Rebuilt to a high standard The Ford Cortina Mk. II is one of those cars that perfectly captures the spirit of late-1960s Britain. Offered in a wide range of engines, from modest 1.3 litre units for everyday driving to livelier 1.6 litre options. For enthusiasts, the GT models added ..

Chassis No. LML/50/217 Body No. 8045 Before Aston Martin earned global acclaim for the refined 2+2 grand tourers of the 1960s, the marque's post-war identity was already taking shape with the earlier "Feltham" cars, named for the company's base in Feltham, England. After David Brown acquired Aston Martin in 1947, along with Lagonda's f..

Chassis No. BC23LAF Engine No. BC22A A copy of the original chassis card shows that this left-hand-drive Drophead Coupe chassis was delivered to Rolls-Royce's Lillie Hall facility on 22 August 1955. The Special Features section notes the car was specified with a speedometer in miles, a radio, a "Made in England" nameplate, sun visors, ..

Chassis No. 420901 Engine No. 460249 Conceived for the Italian Riviera and sun-drenched marinas, the Jolly distilled postwar Italian motoring into its most carefree form, pairing Fiat's compact Cinque­cento with open-air charm, wicker seating, and a surrey top. Built by Ghia in extremely limited numbers, only a few hundred were produce..

Chassis No. 82624 Introduced in late 1954, the Porsche 356 Speedster was built at the behest of Porsche's renowned U.S. importer Max Hoffman as an affordable Porsche able to compete in the burgeoning American sports car racing scene. The spartan, purpose-built sports car was devoid of luxury equipment, leaving a low-profile windscreen, three..