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The car offered was sold new in Italy to Mrs Gallardi who was born Olivetti of the family of Camillo Olivetti who founded the famous make of typewriters and calculating machinery. Its present owner bought this first hand car in 1983 with 35 000 kms on the clock and had it repainted. But in the political and social unrest of the 1980s in an Italy sh..

This Big Healey is a 1965 2+2 Convertible Mark III fitted with the 3-litre six-cylinder developing 148 bhp. It had three owners only since its delivery and shows 50 000 miles on the clock which seems correct considering the car's good overall condition. The BRG finish had been resprayed about 10 years ago while the chrome-plated parts, the floors, ..

This car is a Series 1 4.2 E-Type Jaguar first registered on November 5, 1965, and which was race driven in historic events in the 1990s. In 2003, its present owner started a complete restoration with precise specifications aiming at originality and better reliability. It will be delivered with its tool set, a diagram of the fuse box, the restorati..

This DB HBR5 coupé had been sold new in the USA in 1961. Originally finished in blue, it was raced in many American events before coming back to Europe. Restored some years ago, the car is now finished in yellow with black vinyl interior and blue carpets. It is fitted with a nice Nardi steering wheel and its owner states that he drives it regularl..

Dear sirs, I am considering the opportunity to sell my 1960 perfect-conditioned Mercedes 300 Adenauer. Dark grey coloured (rare), light grey interiors. Should you be interested, please contact me via email and I will be delighted to provide you with some relevant information and specific pictures. Thank you and kind regards Matteo Frigerio

This 1968 Mustang Fastback Coupe - which the vendor believes to be a still matching numbers 289-engined car, though with benefit of 302 cylinder heads - has factory-fit automatic transmission, power-steering and power-brakes, both central and rare optional roof console, stereo with boot-mounted equipment as well as MP3 take-off facility, and 5-spok..

A desirable manual/overdrive-equipped Jaguar, this 3.4-litre Mk2 has recorded circa 127,000 miles from new, some 36,000 of them over the course of the past 25 years as evidenced by accompanying expired MoTs dating from 1982 to the present. We are advised that the body was stripped and repainted in 1999 by Romford Body Shop at a cost of £6,000 and ..

The car was purchased by the current owner at Bonhams’ Harrogate Sale on 22nd November 2005 (Lot 407). Restored in stages over a period of 14 years, the vehicle had enjoyed just two previous registered owners up to that time, the first of whom replaced the original engine while the second fitted new front discs and pads, track rod ends, suspensio..

This right-hand drive, two-seat 250SL was purchased by the current (third) owner in 1988. The vendor advises us that the engine and differential had already been reconditioned (in 1986) prior to acquisition and that more recently (in 1998) the automatic gearbox was overhauled. Finished in blue with black interior, the car comes with both hard and s..

The present owner – respected preparation specialist and racer Nick Smith of Swallow Engineering fame – acquired the car in need of work in the late 1990s, its previous ownership list featuring Tommy Clapham, David Prophet, C. Roberts, and Nils Peter Nielsen. The car is accompanied by an extensive documentation file, including a copy of the ori..