This 3.8 Jaguar E-Type Roadster (originally called Open Two Seater) is stuck in the middle of a total restoration: much body work has been performed but the end of this work is way far to be reached. The car has also a rare hardtop, which is an expensive aftermarket item to buy. Watching the floors… Read More In the middle: 1964 Jaguar E-Type Roadster
This 100-6 features a set of ultra-rare steel rims: it’s not usual to see an Austin Healey without wire wheels. The seller says that there’s no rust on the car, and it’s not difficult to believe him. This early series 100-6 looks very clean and correct; the seller also says that the oil sump and… Read More No wire wheels: 1957 Austin Healey 100-6
This 1971 TVR 2500M is said to be one of only 385 such cars to have been built by TVR Engineering Ltd. of Blackpool England. Although the first 289 had the name “Vixen”, the last batch had a new “M” frame plus the same engine of the Triumph TR6, producing 150 hp. The car seems completely… Read More Green she-devil: 1971 TVR 2500M
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