This 1964 Jaguar MK 2 3.8 has come to us from a deceased estate. The car has been in the same family for decades, but has been in a barn for a long time. It will need a total restoration. The body is actually in good shape and is showing lots of surface rust but nothing significant. The underside of the car is showing rust and some areas will need attention, but again the chassis is sound and generally speaking the underside is in relatively good shape. The car is complete and the engine can be turned by hand although we have not tried to start it. For someone with the right skill set this car presents a good opportunity to restore the car back to its former glory and add value to what is the most sought after variant of the MK2 cars, the 3.8 manual with overdrive. Please contact us for further details.

Year	1964
Make	Jaguar
Model	MK 2 3.8
Transmission	Manual with overdrive
Exterior colour	Carmen Red
Interior colour	Red Leather

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This 1975 MGB GT V8 has been with its last custodian since 1995 and for all but two of those years the car was carefully stored off the road. It has therefore complete little mileage over the last 26 years which accounts for the relatively low and warranted mileage of 85,938 miles. The condition of the car is superb and it has been clearly well preserved. The underside is original and in great condition with no signs of any repairs. The brakes lines, brakes and cylinders have all been refurbished in recent years. The body of the car is also in superb order with the odd blemish, but overall very nice indeed as the photographs will demonstrate. The shut lines are also very good and representative of a car that has been looked after. The interior is now leather and with little use in recent years it is in superb condition and suits the car well. The dashboard and instruments are also in very good condition. We have recently recommissioned the car which has included tuning the carbs and fitting new rear shock absorbers. The car has a current MOT which is advisory free. The engine starts on the button and runs cleanly. The car runs through the gears without issue and it has a working overdrive on fourth gear. The history file goes back to the late 80s and includes every MOT certificate from 1980 which warrants the current mileage at just under 86,000 miles. There are lots of miscellaneous invoices on file covering the life of the car along with a workshop manual. This is a particularly nice example of the later MGB GT V8 cars.

Year	1975
Make	MG
Model	B GT V8
Mileage	85000
Transmission	Manual with overdrive
Exterior colour	Damask Red
Interior colour	Leather

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This lovely 1947 MG TC has been the subject of a significant restoration over several years which has only been completed within the last few months. The car was rebuilt from the chassis up which shows in the condition today with a super underneath and a body which is fresh from a full respray. All elements of the car have been attended to with a new body tub and panels including the doors. The brakes have all been renewed. The chassis was shot blasted and painted. The car has had new king pins, road spring bushes, new wiring loom, new hood, all of the chrome work has been re-chromed. The engine which is a Gold Seal replacement has also been fully refurbished in recent years. The car has then been finished in MG clipper blue with beige hide interior and matching hood. All new side screens. As you will see from the photographs the car looks superb. The history file contains lots of miscellaneous invoices relating to the rebuild along with a TC instruction manual and a full list of everything that has been done during the rebuild process. A perfect TC for the summer ahead.

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This lovely MG TF 1250 comes with excellent provenance having had only four custodians, two of whom are from the same family. The car started life as a 17th birthday present to the first owner who retained the car from 1954 to 2009. It was then kept by the second owner for 2 years before being sold to the family of the current custodian. The mileage shows as 54,000 which is believed genuine and the fact that the original seats have survived largely in tact demonstrates this along with the known provenance of the car which we have on file. Around 2010/11 the car was subjected to a complete body refurbishment to a high standard which involved taking the car back to the chassis and fitting it with a new body tub, restoring and replacing panels where necessary and finishing it off with a high standard of paint finish. The restoration also importantly included a new wiring loom and anything that needed to be refurbished was done so. In recent months the temperature gauge capillary tube has been replaced and everything on the car works as it should. We have lots of photographs on file showing the extensive restoration which was carried out. The paint even now still looks fresh and the chrome also remains in good order. The car still has its original wet weather gear which remains in good condition.The original seats are showing their age, but remain in quite good order and we feel should not be restored as it really adds to the character of the car. The engine has not been restored and is low mileage for a car of this age. The engine runs well with no issues, it does not smoke and pulls well through the gears. Overall, this is a very nicely restored example of a TF 1250 which has been well maintained and should deliver many years of trouble free motoring if looked after. It has great provenance with a low number of owners.

Year	1954
Make	MG
Model	TF 1250
Mileage	54,000
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Red
Interior colour	Brown leather

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