Even though it shares its name with the famous British character James Bond, we doubt he would ever be caught dead in one of these. But that doesn’t mean it’s not still a great car that’s fun to drive…. more»
British Classic Cars
Untarped Tiger: 1966 Sunbeam Tiger
Update 9/3/11 – This little Tiger ended up selling for $5,655. Sunbeam Tigers are great cobra alternatives. They are not as quick and will never be as valuable, but with their 260 V8 they are fun driving cars. This… more»
Kiwi 1972 Land Rover Series III Pickup
This 1972 Land Rover Series III Pickup comes to us from the land down under. Well, almost. It is located in New Zealand, but the seller is offering free shipping to selected ports in the US and is only… more»
One Off 1953 Aston Martin DB2
The moment we saw this DB2 we knew it was something special and that it needed to be featured on the site. This DB2 is actually a DB2/4, but it does not feature the fastback or rare notchback body…. more»
Arkley Invasion
It appears we are being invaded by strange little British roadsters. When we found the yellow Arkley that we featured yesterday we were surprised to see one of these unique re-bodied Sprites, because of their rarity. When we discovered this… more»
Baby Seven: 1968 Arkley SS
We are always looking for unique cars to drive, but hate the headaches that usually go along with owning a low production car. Limited parts availability and little support can be difficult. Well we think we found the answer…. more»
Cheap Luxury: 1980 Rover 3500 SD1
Here is your cheap entry into the upcoming Northwest Classic Rally in Oregon. This car is already in Oregon and it will need some quick repairs, but could possibly be ready to go by the 28th of this month…. more»
Questionable Bond: 1958 Aston Martin MK III
A few weeks ago we featured an Aston Martin DB2/4 that had been found in a field. That Aston was in very rough shape, but was being sold for $79,000. Well this DB2/4 MK III is mostly original and… more»
Weekend Warrior: 1976 Jensen GT
UPDATE – This GT sold for $4,815. If you’re like us you’ve probably gotten to the home improvement store to get supplies for that weekend project the wife has been on you to finish for months, to only realize… more»
No Reserve Dart: 1962 Diamler SP250
About a week ago we featured a Daimler SP250 that sold for over $44k. Well we found another SP250, but this one isn’t quite as pristine or as original. However, this one hasn’t seen as many miles and its… more»
Could Be Real: 1966 Sunbeam Tiger
Here is an interesting vintage race car project that could be something special, or just a hacked up Alpine. The seller claims that the title and number plate identify this vehicle as a 1966 Sunbeam Tiger. We sure hope… more»
Better Bet: 1954 Austin-Healey 100-4
After posting the 3000 earlier today, we did a little searching and dug up this treasure. A 1954 Austin-Healey 100-4 that runs and is infinitely more solid than the 3000. Plus this is a early 100-4 which makes it… more»
Big Rusty: 1961 Austin Healey 3000
This 1961 Austin Healey 3000 is obviously a project car with it’s extensive rust and missing parts. It is a claimed barn find located in Englewood California and is listed on eBay with current bidding at $6,300 reserve unmet…. more»
Barn Cat: 1958 Jaguar XK150
This poor Jaguar XK150’s owner abandoned it to a slow and painful death, but it has been given a chance to be revived and saved from a sad death. The XK150 was the last of the XKs Jaguar built… more»
Sunbeam Survivor: 1967 Sunbeam Alpine
In 1953, the Alpine line of cars was born, but under the Sunbeam-Talbot name. These first Alpines were made to live in the Alps and had considerable success as rally cars, with four Alpines dominating the ’53 Coupe des… more»
















