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Iconic Brit: 1976 Reliant Robin

For many people, especially outside the UK, the Reliant Robin first entered their consciousness via the TV series Top Gear. In its appearance on that show, it was repeatedly criticized for its lack of stability. The fact is that… more»

V8 Powered Coupe: 1975 Jaguar XJ6

This 1975 Jaguar XJ6 is a rare coupe body that’s lost its factory engine is favor of a V8 swap. In addition, the Jaguar is listed at no reserve as a non-runner. It has rust issues in the roof,… more»

Car Collection For Sale: British and American Classics

A seller on craigslist has posted a collection of cars and trucks that includes some very unusual finds, including this Lincoln Zephyr with a four-speed manual! The collection is located in Iowa just south of Mt. Pleasant and includes… more»

Garage-Kept Since ’70: 1956 Triumph TR3

It’s not often that we see old, original British steel in decent shape anymore, but in this case, it piqued our curiosity. It’s listed for sale here on eBay out of Mooresville, North Carolina. Let’s sit down with a… more»

Spirit of Ecstasy: 1975 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow

Every car guy and gal has dreamt about owning a Rolls-Royce at some point in their life. The iconic brand is known for automotive excellence and it’s the name what most people think of when they hear “luxury car”…. more»

Electrified Sports Car Project: 1967 Lotus Elan

Highly iconic, and definitely an important milestone in the sports car world, the Lotus Elan is a car that often is often viewed with little imagination. Typically, British racing green paint, center lock knock offs, and a DOHC cylinder… more»

EXCLUSIVE: Ready To Drive 1976 Triumph TR6

UPDATE 9/5/2019 – George has decided to lower his asking price to $10,500 for this ready to go TR6! It really is a sweet machine and there’s still plenty of time to enjoy this fall, so be sure to… more»

Rust Free Brit: 1953 MG TD

The MG TD could quite rightly be classed as a “middle child” of the MG T-Series range. It featured some pretty substantial upgrades over its predecessor, the TC. However, it has never retained the sorts of values of the… more»

Parked For A Decade: 1972 Jaguar E-Type

This 1972 Jaguar E-Type 2+2 has spent its entire life in a climate-controlled garage and has only recently emerged following a decade-long hibernation. It is a solid and complete car but will require some work before it is ready… more»

British Telecom Van: 1983 Land Rover

This 1983 Land Rover is otherwise known as a “Stage 1” variant, and is said to be a former British Telecom van. Currently sitting on a trailer and seemingly ready for delivery, it is absolutely crying out for a… more»

Affordable Hanger Find: Austin Healey Sprite

After a year spent in an airplane hangar, the seller is losing his storage space forcing him to sell this gem. Austin Healey Sprites can often be rusty machines in desperate need of attention, but this green example is… more»

EXCLUSIVE: Well Documented 1965 Jaguar 3.8S

What Makes It Special? Originally a U.S. Ambassador’s car which comes with all the original shipping paperwork and other documentation from Jaguar. Fun fact: Bill of Sale from Jaguar is for $1.00 – the cheapest new Jaguar ever. It… more»

Low Mileage Survivors Headed To Auction!

I still can’t believe that summer is already slipping away! Thankfully, there’s still plenty of time to buy and enjoy a classic before the snow starts to fall. We recently took a look at a few of the cars… more»

Chevy 327 V8-Powered: 1973 Triumph Stag

Update 8/27/19 – After close to a year, this Stag has resurfaced here on eBay. This time it’s listed with a lower starting bid and a reserve. It has also moved to Archer, Florida so we can only assume… more»

Make Offer: 1980 Triumph TR7

The Triumph TR7 has long been on the more affordable British sports cars you could buy, and this 1980 example may be snaggable for a decent price given the seller’s “make offer” pricing strategy. Some listings, you know it’s… more»

A World of Possibilities: 1973 Triumph GT6

The Triumph GT6 was first introduced to the motoring public in 1966 and remained in production through two model updates until December of 1973. This particular GT6 is a Mark III example from that final year of production. It… more»

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