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This 1969 MGB (VIN GHN4U/159509G) looks clean, sorted, and rust-free following a thorough restoration described as a no-expense spared undertaking. Work was completed by British Miles, a well-regarded specialist shop in Pennsylvania, with attention focused on both cosmetics and mechanicals. The entire drivetrain has been rebuilt, the interior features Connolly leather upholstery, and the car is said to have been carefully sorted with 500 miles since the build. It?s said to look just as clean underneath, and all functions including the OEM radio are fully operational. It is now available in Mattituck, New York for $18,500. Click here to read more... |
This 1995 993 RS clone was ordered new with many rare weight and complexity saving options, the goal of which was to build as close as possible a factory replica of the wonderful, rare and non-US Rennsport. Delete options include sunroof, rear seats and radio, while post-delivery modifications made using OEM parts like manual window winders, RS body panels and suspension components further duplicate the celebrated factory lightweight?s hardcore spec. The car looks great, has a claimed 69k miles and is described as surgically clean. Find it here at Autometrics in Charleston, South Carolina for $69,500. Click here to read more... |
This 1966 Sunbeam Tiger MK1A (chassis B382000659LRXFE) is a clean and nicely modified build that the seller says includes a STOA authenticity badge. This car is nicely enhanced in a way that both makes it better to drive and scares away the speculators, which is a combo we love to find. A T5 5-speed transmission, Fluidyne aluminum radiator, 331-inch stroker V8, and contrasting hardtop are all very nice additions. Find it here on Craigslist in Oregon for $35,500. Special thanks to BaT reader Jason H. for this submission! Click here to read more... |
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