This 1949 MG TC has been the subject of a total restoration which took place over a period of around seven years which was completed in 2007. The car was in a barn find state when found and a full and very comprehensive restoration took place taking the car back to its chassis which was blasted and painted and the car was rebuilt from there. Every aspect of the car has either been refurbished or replaced and this includes a new body tub, new wiring loom, renewed braking system, re-chrome of all major parts that needed it, complete refurbishment of all steel panels, refurbished dials, complete refurbishment of the cockpit to a high standard in green leather. The car has been painted in Shires Green to a very high standard indeed and as the photographs will demonstrate it presents very well indeed. The car comes with a substantial history as well and included is a lever arch file documenting in great photographic detail the restoration process. There is a second file crammed with several inches deep of invoices and just a quick scan of the totals suggest upwards of £20k worth of expenditure at prices 20 years ago. The sum today would be considerably more to achieve the standard of finish this car has. The car has had almost no use since its restoration and it presents as well today as it would have done fresh from its restoration. It also has a current MOT with no advisories which is due to expire in March 2022. If you are seeking a well sorted MG TC which has had everything done this one is hard to beat.

Year	1949
Make	MG
Model	TC
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Green
Interior colour	Green leather

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This 1980 Chevrolet Corvette C3 arrived in the UK in 1988 and has clearly been well cared for over the last two decades or so. The paintwork is generally in nice condition with the odd blemish and a few micro blisters on the front wings and one of the T Tops.The interior remains in good condition with the seats still in excellent order with no rips or tears.. The C3 is fitted with a 5,7 litre V8 which makes for a very nice sound track and there is little need for a radio in the cockpit when you can hear the rumble of the V8! This car is also fitted with the four speed manual gearbox which moves through the gears without issue and makes for a much more fun driving experience than the auto version. The car also benefits from a removable T top so that you can benefit from the sunshine and the V8 soundtrack. More recent work on the car includes new front brake calipers and pads, new alternator, Edelbrock inlet manifold, Holley Carb, new stereo, new OEM electric aerial, and electric cooling fans. The history file includes almost a full MOT history since the car's arrival in 1988 and one anomaly in the more recent history suggests that the mileage is closer to 88,000 miles than the suggested 101,000 on the clock. The car has a current MOT with no advisories which expires in April 2022. This car is now available for viewing.We are advertising this car on behalf of a local client and we will put interested parties in direct touch with the owner.

Year	1988
Make	Chevrolet
Model	Corvette C3
Mileage	101,000
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	Red

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This 1996 Rover Mini Cabriolet is something of a rarity and is one of just 1,081 cars made by Rover in partnership with Tickford and latterly Trim Techniques. This particular car is number 1039 which makes it one of the very last to come off the production line. Approximately 70% of the cabriolets were exported which makes this a rare UK car. This particular example was finished in British Racing Green which really sets the car off well with its 12 inch Revolution alloy wheels. This car has completed a mileage of 87,727 and appears to have been well cared for and has even been the subject of a Cooper World magazine article. The Cabriolet is equipped with the same 1275cc single port fuel injection that the Mini Cooper was issued with meaning the car has plenty of power for wind in your hair motoring. The body work remains in excellent condition albeit with the odd blemish but as the photographs will demonstrate the car presents very well indeed. The interior is still in good order and the Recaro style seats remain in good condition with no rips or tears. The hood has a slight tear in the outer skin on one side but is otherwise generally in good condition. The interior wood veneer is beginning to lift on the edges in places but is still very presentable. The car starts on the button, runs cleanly and moves through the gears without issue. It is very responsive and a fun car especially when the sun shines and the top comes down. More recent mechanical work includes a new clutch, front and rear shock absorbers and fuel pump. The car was last serviced at 86,618 miles. The history file contains various invoices relating to previous work carried out along with a copy of a magazine where the car was featured along with a number of old MOT certificates and other paperwork issued when the car was new. It has 5 previous keepers. The current MOT is advisory free. Given the prices trajectory of early Minis we feel it is only a matter of time before this limited production run of Rover Cabriolets starts to see some serious price appreciation and this car should make for a fun long term classic investment.

Year	1996
Make	Rover
Model	Mini Cabriolet
Mileage	87727
Transmission	Manual
Exterior colour	British Racing Green
Interior colour	Grey Cloth

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