A rare and unusual Ferrari 308 GTS fitted with a transverse V12 Engine.
This extremely powerful car has been with us whilst we sorted some electrical gremlins and paintwork problems.
Recently delivered to the Silverstone Auctions for sale.
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This is very rare and built by the Swallow Company in 1935.
It’s a beautiful example of the opulence that some had the good fortune to experience.
The “SS” suffix was abandoned after the Second Word War, to become Jaguar.
This fantastic example is a regular visitor here and one that we maintain f...
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Requiring a complete body rebuild this car underwent a methodical and fastidious rebuild.
To the fantastic condition shown here.
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This Plus 8 Morgan has been subjected to some very poor repairs in the past and was sent to us by the legal team of a popular Insurance Company to sort out.
A pleasure to have been of service.
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A very special MGA built to exacting standards for a very good customer
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This fabulous Rolls Royce was built under licence in America and the Coachwork was made by Brewster of New York.
We completely rebuilt this vehicle over a two year period for a very fastidious Scandinavian owner.
A truly wonderful project to be involved in.
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A complete new Ash frame with Aluminium Skin completed October 2015
Built alongside another “Flat packed” for the owners home assembly
Complete with opening Brass windscreen
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A fairly straight forward repaint to this very pretty Bristol 403
The finish is a perfect showcase of what can be achieved
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A fantastic car that looks magnificent from any angle.
Completely restored by ourselves over the last couple of years.
It has had a completely new Ash frame to which we have re-fitted the original repaired body skin.
Resplendent in Dark Blue.
It is now being worked on alongside a 1938 Lagonda LG...
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“This magnificent 357BHP Rover SD1, originally built for racing, after a complete rebuild, bodyshell strengthening and repaint in our workshops.”
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