In 1992, 12 years after the last MG sports car had rolled off the Abingdon production lines, Austin-Rover made the inspired decision to revive this most charismatic of British marques by in total making this a future classic, around 75% of these Another classic car collector, James Ogilvy-Stuart, is a diehard fan of British luxury sports car brand Aston Martin. The managing director of wealth management firm MCL Financial Group said such cars were a form of investment. He said some rare models of To quote the video, Singer’s first sports car was introduced at the end of 1932. It featured cut-away doors, louvered bonnet and scuttle and distinctive helmet-type front wings. Under the bonnet was the classic 972cc single overhead camshaft engine and 1977 Ford XC GS Falcon Hardtop Coupe at the 2016 Noosa Beach Classic Car Show.Photo: Iain Curry Amongst the race cars, American muscle, Aussie classics, hot rods, European sports and tourers to a '71 Falcon GTHO, British classics such as a Lotus MG, a British automotive marque best known for its two-seat open-cockpit sports cars, has been used in competition since For more information on the Classic Sports Racing Group, visit www.csrgracing.org or visit CSRG’s Facebook page at Originally a project mooted by American motoring journalist Bob Hall, it was a classic British sports car designed by Mazda's Californian studio and prototyped in the UK. The mechanical components were derived from Mazda's other vehicles, particularly the .
SPORTS cars will be all the rage when the MG Car club holds a concours d’elegance at Ormiston House, overlooking Moreton Bay. The event will give enthusiasts a chance to get up close and personal with some classic models. Ormiston House spokeswoman Bath racer Josh Cook finished his British Touring Car Championship season in fine style Another winner by a mile was Sam Stretton, taking the Vintage Sports Car Club's race for pre-war sports cars by 23 seconds. Like Bath Chronicle Sport on Facebook whether modern or classic. Revology Performance is a boutique Among all the iconic American sports cars, they’ve found the room for one such British iteration. Superformance Caterham Seven is based on Lotus Seven built between 1957 and 1973, and car is not a “British sports car, a Morgan, TVR or Jaguar, which could never be regarded as fitting the bill”, so says Jim Glastonbury in the Ultimate Guide to Muscle Cars. As a GT car, the Jensen Interceptor isn’t a classic muscle car as such .
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