Wolseley 4/44

Wolseley 4/44

The Wolseley 4/44 was designed by Gerald Palmer and appeared at the 1952 Motor Show, complete with 1250cc Nuffield XP engine (XPAW to be precise), column gear change, rack-and-pinion steering and independent front suspension. Its 1250cc engine produced 46bhp...
Aston Martin DB Mk III

Aston Martin DB Mk III

The DB Mark III – described as “one of the world’s outstanding sports models” by The Autocar – incorporated lessons learned on the race track with a fundamental redesign of W.O. Bentley’s 3-litre engine by Polish engineer Tadek Marek. It now gave substantially more...
Rover 214Si

Rover 214Si

A rare 3 door version of this 200 model, a 214Si all original bar the stereo, this car has the earlier 1.4 16v engine. Lovely to drive and very few left
VW Golf Mk1 Cabrio

VW Golf Mk1 Cabrio

F511BYC is a 1987 manufactured VW Golf Mk1 Karmann Cabrio, 1.8, registered in August 1988. It is a limited edition model with a rare automatic gearbox and just over 100K on the clock. I am the 4th owner, and the previous one from Neath, South Wales, had obtained it,...
MG Spridget

MG Spridget

1500cc MG Midget with Healy Spite Mk1 front. Not particularly fast but a lot of fun to drive with top down and sun shining! Acquired in 2023 with a completely rusty front end ( both wings and bonnet), so I cut that away and fitted a glass fibre...
Aston Martin DB MkIII

Aston Martin DB MkIII

I have owned this 1959 DB MKIII for 25 years. It has previous Aston Martin Owners’ Club race history winning at Wiscombe Park, Curborough and Goodwood in 1990 in the hands of a previous owner. I returned the car to road specification and changed its colour from...