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Motoring Monday: 40 Years Owned Rover TC

It’s not often that one gets the chance to purchase a car that’s been cherished by the same owner for 40 years! This 1967 Rover 2000TC has been cared for by the owner of a British car establishment as… more»

Cut In Half: 1970 Marcos GT

This 1970 Marcos GT was cut in half (!) to clear customs when it was imported 21 years ago from England. Just the body shell, which is fiberglass anyway, but still! It’s said to have been sitting in a… more»

1963 Triumph TR4 for $4,500

This 1963 TR4 is listed here on craigslist for $4,500. It’s supposedly a barn find, but the the seller doesn’t provide any more information. Imagine a stuck engine and lots of rust (it’s in the Detroit area). It does look complete… more»

X Marks The Spot: 1964 Jaguar

The Mark X is not only unknown by a lot of classic car enthusiasts, there are some folks that just don’t like the big Jaguar. It’s much larger than the popular Mark 2 despite having a similar engine and transmission…. more»

1962 Tornado GT: Lucky Talisman?

Barn Finds reader Jim S uncovered this Tornado Talisman GT, located in Bowling Green, Ohio and offered for sale here on eBay. The buy-it-now price is $29,900 but they are also taking bids with a reserve. This is an… more»

Smallmouth Brit: 1956 Triumph TR3

This TR3 is an example of how I’d love to see cars represented for sale. The car is listed here on eBay and is located in Canton, Georgia. Bidding starts at $9,500 with no reserve. I’ve watched the seller’s auctions… more»

A Pair of Dusty Stags

Not one, but a pair of Triumph Stags, that most under-appreciated of luxury tourers, are located in Scott, Ohio, and are for sale here on eBay where the buy-it-now is $3,800 and bidding is at $1,525 but has not… more»

Chrysler Power: 1975 Bristol 412

When you hear words like Zagato or Bristol, you probably envision exotic machines wearing seductive curves. So, it will probably surprise you to know that the brick you see in front of you is wearing badges from both of… more»

1979 Triumph TR7 for $950!

Most Triumph enthusiasts look right past the TR7. It was unloved by many and for good reason. It was a stark departure from the sports cars that the British manufacturer was known for. British Leyland wanted to take the TR… more»

Metal Dash Project: 1967 MGB

I love my MGB GT! It’s fun to drive and proven to be a reliable daily driver. There is one thing that would make it better though. Well, three things – a metal dash, leather seats, and wire rims. Being a… more»

1964 MG Midget: Used, But Loved

Let’s face it, classic car ownership can be expensive. Not only can they be pricy to buy, but they can get expensive to restore and maintain. But if you pick the right car you can actually get into the… more»

Motoring Monday: 1956 Standard Vanguard

For those of you that don’t know, Standard was the parent company of Triumph, having purchased the remnants (really just the name) of the Triumph Motor Company immediately after World War II. We in the US didn’t get many… more»

1962 Lotus Elite: Battle Scars

While I’ve never been much of a Lotus man, I do believe the Elite, like this 1962 example here on eBay with bids over $20K and the reserve unmet, are among the prettiest cars Colin Chapman ever conceived. They… more»

True Barn Find 1974 MGB

It’s unusual to find such a solid MGB in a barn! This British roadster is ready to be awakened from a 20 year slumber and can be located in Richmond, Virginia. The sleepy-looking car is advertised here on craigslist… more»

1966 Sunbeam Alpine: Aged to Perfection

With only 85,000 miles and an extended slumber of 25 years under its tires, this 1966 Sunbeam Alpine is extremely original and a tempting project – if you don’t mind driving the slower-sibling of the fire-breathing Sunbeam Tiger. Listed… more»

The White Cloud: 1956 Rolls Royce

I believe this garage find Rolls is a Silver Cloud I, the first variant of the Silver Cloud line, despite having the front end from a Silver Cloud III (with quad headlights). It is located in Denver, Colorado and is… more»

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