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Classic Cars For Sale

Classic Cars For Sale

We, and our Investors are constantly refreshing our Car Collections, and we do this by purchasing, restoring, and then occasionally re-selling the cars when they have stopped growing in value.

Whilst these transactions almost always occur with sales directly between Collector's and ourselves, there are occasionally some cars which are excess to requirements. These cars shown below are just a small sample of some of the great cars that we have that may become available for purchase by new Investors.

The cars and the prices detailed here do not reflect current Classic Car Market prices, nor do the cars or prices reflect ANY of the cars that are about to be part of the next 50 or so cars that are about to experience significant value growth. Instead, the details shown simply reflect cars that are now for sale at a certain figure, regardless of the values within the Classic or Modern Classic Car market. Some are higher than market value, and some are lower. Almost every one of these cars are part of the last boom in values, and DO NOT represent any cars that will boom in value in the near future.

  • 1965 Triumph TR4

    Engine:2138 cc 4 in-line
    Transmission:4 speed manual with overdrive
    Body Type:Convertible
    Odometer:70,612 miles

    A beautiful and very original 1965 Triumph TR4 with Overdrive, that is just completing a body restoration. The car has lived in Australia for most of it's life, having been exported from London over 45 years ago when it was almost new. As a result, the car has never ever had any rust of any kind, and is immaculate underneath as well as on top.


    AU $POA
    GB £POA

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  • 1963 Jaguar MKII 3.4 Manual with Overdrive

    Engine:3.4 Litre 6-cylinder
    Transmission:4 speed manual with overdrive
    Body Type:Sedan
    Odometer:49,700 miles

    Whilst this car looks exactly like a 3.8 with Overdrive ( the car every MKII lover desires), it is of course it's unloved brother the 3.4, and as such will be with us for a very long time, and will almost certainly see no further growth. Having said that, this is a  very genuine 1963 example of a MK2 Jaguar that we paid just £3,000 for. This car features the 3.4 engine coupled to manual transmission with overdrive.  The car has been stored for many years, although has been driven…


    AU $POA
    GB £POA

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