I love the way British roadsters handle, there is something about driving one that always puts a smile on your face. The one problem I’ve always had with them is the way they sound and accelerate. Now don’t get… more»
British Classic Cars
1967 Jaguar E-Type: Stalled Project
I’ve recently come to the conclusion that half of the remaining classic cars out there are stalled restoration projects. We all have dreamed about undertaking a detailed restoration, but it seems many of us that actually attempt it get part… more»
1970 Lotus Europa: Barn Racer
The Lotus Europa may not be the most handsome car, but when it’s sitting on a set of Minilites at the track, all awkwardness is forgotten. This one is going to need some work before that’s happening though. A… more»
Motoring Monday: Jags, A Landy, & An MGA!
There is a plethora of British projects on eBay right now; I’m curious as to what you would most like to be working on! The really rough 1954 XK120 is located in Miami, Florida and is offered here, currently… more»
Desert Fresh: 1957 Austin-Healey 100-6
Surely there are more than a few AH enthusiasts already dieing to get their hands on this 100-6. They are dreaming of a body off restoration back to it’s original Healey Blue hue. I, on the other hand, am… more»
1959 Triumph TR3A: It Runs!
This is a classic story of a stalled father-son project. A great deal of work has already been done on this Triumph, located in Palm Harbor, Florida and available here on eBay with bidding currently under $900 but it… more»
Supercat: 1967 Sunbeam Tiger
We have seen a lot of Sunbeam Tigers over the years, but I think this one takes the cake as being the most odd. Tigers are very collectible because of the V8 under the hood and their connection to… more»
Our Newest Project: 1954 Singer Hot Rod
Yellow is my least favorite color, but for some reason we keep buying cars in the obnoxious hue. Our latest yellow acquisition is this 1954 Singer 4AD. There were only about 3,500 of these built, but for whatever reason… more»
1963 Rochdale Olympic: Rare Little Racer!
Here’s one you don’t see very often. Well, actually I’ve never seen one until now! It’s a 1963 Rochdale Olympic and it was one of the first fiberglass monocoque cars ever built. Lotus may have beat them to it, but… more»
1959 Austin A40 Farina: Cheap Pininfarina Style
Those of you that have followed this site for a while know that I’m a fan of oddball British cars, and the A40 fits right in. This one is located in Long Beach, California and is available here on… more»
1964 Jaguar XKE: Grandparent’s Kitty
My dad use to tell me stories about a Jaguar XK120 that was parked behind my grandparents house for a number of years. I use to dream that we would go to visit and somehow that Jag would have reappeared…. more»
1960 Austin Healey: The Eliminator
One of the funnest parts of buying a classic car is doing the investigation work to discover the car’s full story. Few cars tell the kind of stories that old race cars do. Some are easy to dig up… more»
Jaguar XKE: Which Series Would You Pick
Which kitty would you choose? Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Pretend you could only bring one of them home, and budget was part of the consideration—I have my favorite, and it surprised me a little! The 1963 Series… more»
Reader Find: 1958 Berkeley
From Don L. – Hi guys, I ran across a “fresh” ad for a lot full of old cars in Orange County. I was the first one there and managed to buy a few of the cars. One of… more»
Barn Finds And Survivors At Anglia
If you live on the other side of the pond, you probably already know about the Anglia Auctions. The auction house has been auctioning cars at the Cattlemarket in Hardwick for the past 20 years. While they have modern car… more»
Rare Pair: 1939 & 1938 MG TAs
Later MG T-Series cars may be quite common around here, but just try to find a TA. I dare you! Only about 3k were ever produced and they were never officially imported to our shores, so the fact that… more»
















