Finding low mileage MK2 Jaguars brings to mind the phrase 'as rare as hen's teeth', but this MK2 is exactly that having completed just 36,363 miles. We can warrant it using a mixture of MOT certificates and the fact that the current owner who has been the car's custodian since 1978 knows all of the previous owners who are either family members or family friends. A family tree showing the ownership path is available in the file. The car was first bought new by a Doris Burrows who lived in Westcliff-On-Sea and she used the car very sparingly with her chauffeur tasked with taking it out each month to give it some regular use! The current custodian inherited the car from his father in 1978 and the car has had limited use since then although it has always been well maintained and kept fit for road use. The car is largely very original indeed with an interior that is showing its age, but still in remarkably good condition as the pictures will demonstrate. It brought a smile to our faces when we discovered a 1966 Sunday Express newspaper under the footwell carpet which really demonstrates the little use this unmolested car has had. The top of the dashboard is showing sun damage which can easily be restored. The seats are in excellent order and we think could be improved very easily with some specialist cleaning and preservation work. This car is fitted with a Webasto sunroof which is perfect for summer motoring. Bodily the car is in very good shape. The body and paint is showing its age in places, but this adds to the character of a low mileage car. The body is very straight and most importantly the door shuts are original and superb, They are superior to many restored cars we have seen. The chrome has also survived well and the bumpers still look fresh whilst the door handles and light surrounds have some pitting. Underneath, the car is in good order with all jacking points in place and it looks very clean. Mechanically the car is excellent and the engine ticks over quietly with good oil pressure which is not unexpected for such a low mileage car. The manual gearbox works as it should and importantly the car is fitted with the overdrive option. The history file contains various documents issued when the car was new including the buff logbook, along with various MOT certificates dating back some time. The current V5 along with an old style log book are also present together with the manufacturer's warranty card and Jaguar service lists. There are miscellaneous invoices relating to minor works carried out over the years along with service history. Overall this is simply a very original car that exhibits its age, but is exceptionally sound condition and ready to be used.

Year	1961
Make	Jaguar
Model	MK2 2.4
Mileage	36,363
Transmission	Manual with overdrive
Exterior colour	Black
Interior colour	Beige leather

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This Morris 1800S is Landcrab heaven! The car was subjected to an extensive and most thorough restoration over a two year period to create a car that is effectively like new. The restoration has left nothing untouched and the end result is a car that has won awards and will continue to do so for its next custodian. The restoration included having the underside zinc coated prior to painting and the paint finish that has been achieved on the car is to a very high standard indeed. The interior has been refurbished where necessary and all mechanical components have been refurbished or replaced, many of which were new old stock. The photographs of the car really demonstrate just how good this car looks and it does not end there! It also drives as good as it looks with a smooth gear change combined with plenty of power from the 1800 twin carb engine and of course a very smooth ride with the suspension set up these cars come with. One useful upgrade on the car is the fitment of a dynamator. The car has just flown through a fresh MOT as you would anticipate for a car of this standard. The car is currently fitted with genuine Minilite wheels, but also comes with a full set of standard wheels with trim that have been refurbished. There is also a spare windscreen. The history file contains lots of invoices and photographs of the restoration along with MOT certificates and a plethora of cups and awards that the car has won. There are also two videos of films which the car has starred in. The cost of restoring a car to the standard of this car would go into the 10s of thousands which makes our asking price a snip for a car that will provide many years of superb motoring combined with lots of opportunities to attend shows and win awards! You will be hard pressed to find a better example of what is a very rare variant of the AD017 model especially in the "S" form. Values of these cars are just starting to play catch up and we think they have lots of potential. We may well have missed the 2020 show season, but this car is the perfect way to be ready for 2021!

Year	1969
Make	Morris
Model	1800S
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Connaught Green
Interior colour	Light Green

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This 1968 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 OTS arrived in the UK in 1997 having started life in Illinois USA. Upon the car's arrival in the UK it was left in a state of needing restoration where it remained for more than 20 years until the owner passed away. In 2019 the car was sold from the deceased estate to the current custodian who set about a total rebuild of the car including conversion to right hand drive. The restoration was very thorough indeed including new panels where needed along with an engine rebuild, rewire, new braking system, interior retrim, new hood and fresh paint. The engine rebuild included converting to triple Webers which have been tuned to perfection and the car pulls exceptionally well making for an exciting ride! The history file includes a heritage certificate and the car remains in its original colour of British Racing Green. There is a stack of invoices relating to the restoration along with various mechanical data sheets. The end result of the restoration is what you see in the photographs which is a car that has had everything done and is ready for its new custodian to enjoy the summer weather.

Year	1968
Make	Jaguar
Model	E-Type Series 2 Roadster
Mileage	27238
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	British Racing Green
Interior colour	Black leather

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We will be taking delivery of a true nut and bolt rebuild of a Jaguar MK2 3.8 manual with overdrive in June. The car has had everything done from a full engine rebuild to a new interior. Nothing has been left, so if you are seeking an as new Jag MK2 3.8, please do get in touch.

Year	1961
Make	Jaguar
Model	MK2 3.8
Transmission	Manual with overdrive
Exterior colour	Carmen Red
Interior colour	Biscuit leather

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This 1988 Jaguar XJS V12 Convertible presents extremely well with superb red paint and a well preserved interior. Most importantly this car comes with a full service history proven by a fully stamped up service book. The car is well appointed with cruise control, heated seats, electric seats (lumbar support), electric windows, air con, electric mirrors, headlamp wipers/washers and wood inlay on the dashboard. The service history is as follows 03.12.89 - Jaguar 14,760 miles 02.09.90 - Jaguar 21,798 miles 23.10.91 - Jaguar 27,498 miles 05.05.92 - Jaguar 37,911 miles 01.09.94 - Independent 49,198 miles 05.10.95 - Independent 52,514 miles 05.10.96 - Independent 54,825 miles 09.10.97 - Independent 57,323 miles 05.11.98 - Independent 59,512 miles 03.12.99 - Independent 62,388 miles 13,12,00 - Independent 64,838 miles 23.01.02 - Independent 66,765 miles 16.06.04 - Independent 72,463 miles 14.05.05 - Independent 73,195 miles 11.07.06 - Independent 73,662 miles 16.05.08 - Independent 74,210 miles 25.07.10 - Independent 75,306 miles 17.08.14 - Independent 76,162 miles 18.03.17 - Independent 77,714 miles The interior of the car remains in excellent condition and has clearly been well looked after and also reflects the relatively low mileage of the car. The electrics are all functioning as they should. The car starts on the button and runs cleanly. The auto gearbox moves through the gears without issue and the car is a joy to drive. This is an exceptionally nice example of a V12 XJS and with a full service history it is ticking the right boxes. The history file contains various invoices relating to services and other miscellaneous works along with the stamped up service book and other documents issued with the car when new. If you are seeking such a car, this one should certainly be on your list to view.

Year	1988
Make	Jaguar
Model	XJS V12 Convertible
Mileage	79000
Transmission	Auto
Exterior colour	Red
Interior colour	Black leather

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This Riley RMF was one of the last to leave the production line. This is a very original unrestored car showing just over 49,000 miles which might well be correct. This is a low ownership car with a nice history file including a receipt for when the car was purchased second hand in 1958. The RMF is well equipped with a 2,5 litre power plant with hydraulic brakes all round and this car is also fitted with a rev counter including a clock. The car start on the button and the engine runs cleanly and quietly. The gearbox has been stripped in recent years and the car moves through the gears without issue. These are rare cars with just over 1,000 having been manufactured and they do not come to market that often. This is a very original car which shows the blemishes of its near 70 year existence and for someone seeking a car that is true to when it first left the production line, this car is ideal and ready for the season ahead.

Year	1953
Make	Riley
Model	RMF
Mileage	49000
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Black
Interior colour	Beige leather

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This 1967 Jaguar MK2 3.8 presents in exceptional condition having received a complete restoration costing in excess of $100,000 in 2011. The car was originally a right hand drive export car to NewZealand where it resided until 2016. The restoration was as complete as it can be with a complete body and mechanical strip down by International Motorsport in New Zealand. The car was painted in its original colour of black to an exceptionally high standard as the photographs will demonstrate and very importantly the original interior which has been very well preserved remains with the car giving you the true MK2 experience and retaining the fabulous leather aroma when entering the cockpit. The car also benefits from power steering. This is one of the youngest MK2s in existence and just 44 cars were manufactured after this one before production came to an end. Having spent nearly all of its life in New Zealand the body has been very well preserved and the panels are all exceptional with excellent gaps. The engine fires up on the button and runs cleanly and pulls well as you would expect of a car that has been completely restored. The engine bay is nicely detailed and the interior wood has also been nicely restored. The history file is also comprehensive with the original New Zealand registration document present along with a heritage certificate, the owner's manual and other original documentation supplied with the car. The invoices relating to the 2011 restoration are all present along with other miscellaneous invoices over the years. The car also has its original King Dick jack and a full original tool box. This car is a really lovely combination of its black paint and original red leather with chrome wire wheels. The pictures say it all, you are buying a car that has had everything done and is undoubtedly one of the best available today.

Year	1967
Make	Jaguar
Model	MK2 3.8
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Black
Interior colour	Red leather

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Available for viewing now This Rover 220 Turbo Tom Cat is rather special and is one of two pre-production cars that Rover built especially to break a number of speed and endurance records in 1992. This was the most powerful production car built by Rover capable of 150 mph and 0-60 in just 6.2 seconds. In the summer of 1992 two pre-production cars were stripped back to a bare shell by the Rover development team, checked and rebuilt with various modifications including a roll cage, large capacity fuel tank, racing seat and various safety devices in readiness for the speed records on the 29th August 1992 at the Millbrook test track in Bedfordshire. The entire team working on the car had also been involved with the development of the production model. The speed and endurance records they broke were previously held by Porsche, BMW and Bentley and Alfa Romeo. These cars were set up to run at a top speed of just under 160mph. Six speed records were broken and ratified by the RAC ranging from an average speed over 10 miles of 155.53 mph to averaging 138.43 mph over 25 hours. Some of this was done in conditions of poor visibilty which can be seen in the video of the event which can be viewed below. The only mileage that the car is believed to have done was on the testing grounds when it achieved the record and this amounts to approximately 7,000 miles. This is all documented on a video taken of the team and cars in action during the record attempt.

Year	1992
Make	Rover
Model	Tom Cat 220 Turbo Coupe
Mileage	7,000
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	White
Interior colour	White

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This MG TC has only very recently been the subject of a complete chassis up restoration. This is a home market matching numbers car. The project was fully documented with a full photographic record. The car wants for nothing and the pictures really say it all, it is immaculate and really looks a picture standing on its wire wheels. The restoration included a new ash frame and a full engine rebuild with fast road cams fitted to enhance the performance. The interior has also been renewed in full leather and the car was treated to a full respray in signal red. The car comes with full wet weather gear which includes a new double duck hood and tonneau. On the road the car drives exactly as you would expect and delivers good performance going through the gears well and you also benefit from synchromesh in second, third and fourth. You would struggle to find a nicer example, you are effectively getting a new car fresh from restoration at what is a very competitive price.

Year	1949
Make	MG
Model	TC
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Red
Interior colour	Black

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