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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..

The car offered #DB4/621/L is an DB4 Series 3 Aston Martin which differs from the previous two series by a better oil cooling system including a bigger sump. The car condition is as exceptional as its history. This DB4 had been recently overhauled with new brakes and new stainless steel exhaust. It works very well, do not overheats and shows a good..

The Mercedes 300SE Cabriolet like this car is a rare model: only 702 examples built. Coming from America, finished in brown with a beige top it shows a tan leather interior in very good original condition. With 59 479 miles on the clock, it is fitted with an ivory white wheel, a Becker Europa radio, white walls tyres, and will be sold with its hood..

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

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 ..

One of only three DB6 Vantage Autos, like this, to have been produced to this specification by Aston Martin, and as confirmed by a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certified Copy of a Factory Record, the Coupe in Silver Mink with dark blue leather was completed at the Newport Pagnell works on the 7th of June 1967. With the earliest of seven ol..

Recently on museum display at Skopos Motor Museum, this Aston Martin DB6 is offered from an important private motor car collection following a revision of the owner’s collecting policy. A manual transmission model finished in red with black leather interior, ‘JHT 836D’ is offered with original instruction manual, copies of expired MoTs, Swans..

Described by the vendor as in ‘ near mint’ condition, ‘PPP 804D’ benefits from a rebuilt engine, suspension and transmission, and features chromed wire wheels and a completely renovated interior incorporating new headlining, woodwork and seats. Both engine and suspension have been up-rated, the former having a straight-port cylinder head, 9..

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..