This 1950 Jaguar XK120 has supposedly been parked since 1969. Obviously the past owners have undertook parts of the restoration, but none have been able to finish the job. It may look rough in the photos, but it was once one of the most beautiful and fastest sports cars around. If you think you have what it takes to bring this one back to its former glory, it can be found here on craigslist in South Jersey for $34,500. Read more »
Reader Pete M. came across this 1969 Jaguar E-Type Convertible garage find here on eBay.uk. This topless cat has been parked in this Surrey garage for a long time and as a result, is in rough shape and will need a complete restoration. It was built and exported for use on this side of the road, but then imported back to its birth place. Read more »
This 1964 Jaguar S-Type 3.8 barn find might look staged, but it’s not. This Jag was found hiding in this barn, where it had been for many years. The barn did a great job of protecting it from the elements, leaving it in very solid shape. The seller has done a little work to the brakes, but has otherwise left it as found. It has been listed here on eBay Classifieds with an asking price of £3,995 or about $6,000. Read more »
For nearly 20 years MG built their T-series sports car, making improvements and changes every few years. The owner of this 1945 MG TC is selling off their collection of T-series MGs. They have asked a friend to list it and their two 1953 MG TDs for them. Find the TC here on eBay, with a BIN of $12k. Read more »
The GT6 is essentially a Spitfire with a roof and a little more power. The standard four banger had a hard time lugging around the extra weight, so Triumph stuck their inline-six under the bonnet. The resulting car was handsome and had much of charm, along with the flaws, of the Spitfire. Triumph released a MKII version with a few improvements, hence the “+” sign after the 6, and some compromises to comply with new laws. This particular example is located in Minneapolis and is in need of a full restoration. Find it here on craigslist where the seller is asking $850. Thanks goes to Jeffrey O. for the submission. Read more »
This 1961 Triumph TR3A has been in this garage since 2006 and was still running and driving when it was parked. Now that it has set, it isn’t running and will need to be gone over. The sale includes a lot of extra parts, but with a starting bid of $10k, it should. Take a look at it here on eBay. Read more »
The previous owner of this 1970 MGB GT sadly passed away and his wife wants it to move on to a new family. It’s been parked for the past 16 years and is in need of a restoration. It appears that everything is still there, but it has plenty dents, dings, and scrapes. A friend has listed it here on eBay for her, with a BIN of $2,995 and the option to make an offer. Read more »
We should all be grateful to the mothers in our lives. They put up with our endless babel about automobiles and some even love us enough to come along for a ride. Obviously, mothers do much more than this everyday. So, show some gratitude whether it is your own mom, the mother of your children, or someone that has helped you along the way. Today we want to honor one special woman who loves her family and her cars. So, enjoy this quick read from Tom Cotter and then get back to the women in your life: Read more »
This 1953 Morgan Plus 4 Flat Nose is one of only 200 or so made with the flat radiator. When the seller found it, it had been parked in an Arizonian garage for nearly 25 years. Like the seller, the previous owner had the goal of restoring it, but never got around to it. Now that the past two owners have not been able to finish the task, the current owner feels it would be better to see this rare roadster gets into the hands of someone with the time and means to finish it. Hopefully, the old adage of “Third Time’s a Charm” comes true. Have a closer look at this project here on eBay. Read more »
It seems that wooden boxes are best places to store MGs. We had the TC in the coffin the other day and now this MGA. It is a 1957 model and was purchased by the current owner in the seventies. He supposedly drove it about 50 miles before dropping it off at the body shop where they stripped it down and primered it. That is as far as his enthusiasm took him though so he built this wooden shelf and parked the MGA underneath. They have since uncovered the car and listed it here on eBay. It is located in Lumberton, New Jersey and bidding starts at $3,999 with no reserve. Thanks goes to Joe C. for the submission. Read more »
