Cars Sold

This right hand drive 1935 Model 48 is an extremely rare motor car. Featuring a relocated, larger 3622cc V8 flat head engine and transverse leaf springs, which sat outside the cars wheel base. The result was the Ford centre poise ride which was as “smooth as a swing” and with lower slung body work, according to Ford’s sales litrature at the time of release.

The rear ‘dickey’ Seat accessed from rear side steps bring a unique charm to these wonderful cars, including its original fake sun roof, it also has the added benefit of opening front and

This is almost certainly a unique chance for you to buy possibly the best and most original "Pagoda" in existence.

This stunning car was supplied on the 9th April 1970 to Jersey, Channel Islands, it was registered to first owner Mrs Mathewson who kept the car for 38 years.

Mrs Mathewson used the car on dry days and high days keeping it maintained by Mercedes Dealer Jacksons Garage in St Saviour, Channel Islands. This is evidenced in the original service book and hand books in its original buff plastic wallet.

In April 2008 with 12800 m

In 1960, Facel entered the sports car market with the Facellia, a small car similar in size to the then popular Mercedes 190SL,  Facellia’s were advertised in three body styles: cabriolet, 2+2 coupé and 4-seat coupé, all with the same mechanical parts and a 2,450 mm (96.5 in) wheelbase. Styling was similar to the Facel HK500, but with rather elegant flush door handles. Following Facel Vega's demise several of M Daninos's styling cues were "borrowed" by Mercedes-Benz, Prices were roughly USD 4,000 for the Facellia, USD 5,500 for the Facel III an

Model 78. 85 bhp, 221 cu. in. Flathead V-8 engine, three-speed manual transmission, solid front axle and live rear axle with transverse semi-elliptical leaf springs, and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes. Wheelbase: 112 in.
Formerly of the renowned Milton Robson collection, Older restoration freshened and well cared for, Last of the Ford roadsters, sporty and fun.

In the days of the Model T, touring cars or phaetons easily outsold all other body types. Open cars were cheaper, and tourers were more spacious and convenient than roadsters or ru

Dark blue with French grey leather and a dark blue Mohair hooding, manual gearbox, nicely detailed engine bay, all numbers matching with a large history file, chrome wire wheels, stainless steel exhaust system, an older restoration; however, perfectly maintained and cherished in a private collection. SOLD

Very rare 1967 Aston Martin DB6 Volante in dark metallic blue with beige leather, an extremely rare opportunity to purchase a one-family-owned Volante from new. Complete with the "Original Bill of Sale" from H.W. Motors. RPH 193F retains it's original green log book and service vouchers, supplied on the 7th September 1967, the vehicle was fitted with power steering and maintained by H.W.M Motors followed by a marked AM specialist. All copies of the invoices are enclosed in a comprehensive history file. Following the passing of ownership from fa