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2,400 Miles & A V8! 1965 Griffith 400

Largely original, this Griffith (think small, fiberglass-bodied TVR with Ford 289 V8 added) was used for drag racing from new according to the seller, and now only has 2,475 miles (although the majority may have been a quarter mile… more»

Under the Influence: 1965 Ford Cortina

As someone who isn’t a welder or a fabrication specialist, I’ve never had the desire to become an artist with automotive bodywork. But, those more creative than me have whipped up some impressive hot rods and street customs that… more»

Barn Cricket: 1971 Plymouth Cricket

This one may be a bit of a head-scratcher for a few of you, I know that it is for me. This is a 1971 Plymouth Cricket and it’s on Craigslist with an asking price of $1,000 or best… more»

Pretty Cats: 1976 Jaguar XJ6C And More

At first glance, this 1976 Jaguar XJ6C looks like a really nice example of the relatively rare two door version of the XJ6 platform. Second glance, too! What’s even more interesting is that this car is part of a… more»

Pair of 1967 Jaguar 420s In The Classifieds!

As I’m sure many of you are aware, we just launched our own Classifieds! It didn’t take long to get some interesting submissions, ranging from some affordable muscle cars to a pair of Jaguars. As a matter of fact,… more»

Ever Seen One? 1981 Jaguar XJ Ladbroke Wagon

Looking for all the world like an answer to the question no one asked, this seemingly unloved Ladbroke Avon wagon (estate for our UK readers) conversion of a 1981 Jaguar XJ6 is listed for sale here on eBay UK. Currently… more»

Anglo-Italian-American! 1974 Jensen Interceptor

Combine Italian styling, British interior and detailing, and a honking great big American V8, and you have what should have been a recipe for success. While the Jensen Interceptor has its aficionados, most folks don’t even know what one… more»

On The Road After 20 Years: First Year Triumph TR7

Wearing a half-wink look that unfortunately can be a common ailment of the model (I know just where to jiggle the relay under the hood to make the lights move when this happens), this first year Triumph TR7 is… more»

Sad Ol Lady: 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III

One can just imagine how grand this old Rolls once was. It’s listed on eBay and appears to be a project abandoned before much progress was made. It needs complete, expensive restoration inside and out. One can only guess how this Rolls, once the… more»

Great Price? 1971 Triumph TR6

  Howard isn’t able to take advantage of this find right now, so we’ll share it with the rest of you! This relatively solid 1971 Triumph TR6 has been off the road for two years in Wilmington, North Carolina…. more»

Tropical Cat: 1976 Jaguar XJ12C

Now this is one we don’t see often, a Jaguar XJ V12 Coupe. The vast majority of the V12 XJs were sedans, just 1855 of them were coupes. There is no way to be sure what overall survival rate… more»

Pilgrims Need Progress! Trio Of Mayflowers For $5,000

What a neat project for someone to take on! The Triumph Mayflower looks like a mini-limo and was Standard-Triumph’s idea of what the USA wanted in an economy car in the early 1950’s. Seeing as they were incorrect, the… more»

Less Than $10? 1973 Triumph Spitfire (And Alfa Bargain Too!)

Yes, this car is rough, and possibly a parts car (although my British friends would highly disagree with this!), but right now the price is in single digit dollars! Yes, as I write, with three days to go in… more»

You Donated What?! Charitable Copart Classics

It’s been a while since we visited Copart’s classic selections, and I tend to like to add the “Donation” filter just to see what people have let go of that one of us might have snatched up. I understand… more»

Fresh Out Of Storage: 1950 MG TD

  Always wanted to resurrect a barn find MG T-Series? This might just be your car! Featuring what must be at least 20 years of debris from rest (the tires appear to be bias-plies, so it may well be… more»

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: 1966 Triumph TR4A

You should know before reading this post that my first Triumph of many was a 1966 TR4A like this one, and I’m predispositioned to like them. At first glance, this seems like a very restorable car that could be… more»