The Indian company was formed in 1901 and by 1913 were the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world, producing some 35,000 machines 1915 saw the introduction of the 3½ HP 498cc Model A and the 5hp 684cc Model...

The BMW R69 was produced at the Munich assembly line between 1955 and 1960 Power output for the R69 was 35bhp as opposed to 42bhp for the R69S Both were deemed sports machines in period This example, fitted with Earles...

The CD175 was produced by Honda between 1967 and 1979 Designed as a lightweight commuter and described by Honda as a 'Great New All-Rounder' Introduced in 1969, the K3 model featured the vertical engine, all-tube frame,...

In the early 1970s, Husqvarna were the 'Rulers of the Desert' and dominated in off-road enduro riding Powerful two-stroke engines and lightweight frames made them very competent machines The 250 WR required a little less...

Developed during the 1982/1983 Motocross World Championships for enduro racing using a new 488cc two-stroke engine Fitted with an automatic 3-speed gearbox, 40mm front forks and twin-shock Ohlins rear suspension This...

The 798cc F3 'Ago' was a tribute to former MV multiple World Champion, Giacomo Agostini Weighing only 171kg, they were all finished in 'Tricolore' colours with an autographed tank and a numbered plaque on the triple...

Dave Degens is synonymous with Dresda Motorcycles, basically lightweight race bikes for the road or track Famous for the Dresda Triton and numerous other creations This example was built in 2000 by Dave Degens using a...

Renowned for their off road capabilities and made famous by being ridden by Steve McQueen in On Any Sunday Throughout the 1970's Husqvarna won multiple Moto Cross World Championships and Baja Enduros This correct numbers...

The XL's single-cylinder four-stroke engine was typically Honda, being an all-alloy, four-valve unit and this was housed in a robust cradle-type frame The XL dual purpose trail range was expanded in 1974 with the arrival...

Buell Motorcycles was founded in 1983 by ex-Harley Davidson engineer Erik Buell Buell's designs featured wheel rim mounted brake discs, fuel contained within the frame and the swing arm acting as the oil tank, these...

Laverda produced the 1000 Series 3-cylinder powered bikes between 1973 and 1988 The 1000 Series engine was a 981cc, double overhead cam triple that produced 81hp (90hp in Jota spec) This 1984 example is the RGA 1000 with...

Built for the Japanese market as a small scale mini 2-stroke sports bike Powered by a single-cylinder 80cc 2-stroke engine, oil injection, twin discs and upside down forks Six speed gearbox and capable of 70mph Presented...

The Triumph T120 Bonneville first appeared in 1959 and was the first of the legendary Bonneville series The T120V became available in 1972 and was the first to have a 5-speed transmission It was only available for 2 years...

A 1930s Sunbeam Speedway Special with enviable patina Appears to be a mostly Sunbeam built frame with original oil tank Original late c1938 350cc Sunbeam engine Currently running a modified engine with external oil pump...

* Sought after "Numbers matching" Capri RS 2600* One of 1050 "Series 1.5" examples built* Bodywork completely restored* In same configuration as it left the factory in 1973* "Sebring Red" with the Scheel bucket-seats in RS...

The VL series was built until 1936. The VLD 74ci Special Sport was a higher compression version of the VD. 1,577 VLDs were built in 1936. We have the first original title for this Harley. German vehicle documents are now...

Estimated Price: $300000.0 - $350000.0 One of approximately 16 examples of the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 fitted with Touring's rare Coupe Aerlux coachwork featuring an acrylic glass sunroof...

Estimated Price: $200000.0 - $230000.0 Finished in the exceptionally optional rare shade of Weissgrau (White Grey) A matching numbers example optioned with an uncommon Blue interior...

The Clio 200 was the most driver-focused of RenaultSport's Clio III-based models RS It was available with a 'Cup Chassis' option at £400 Cup chassis-specific upgrades include 27% stiffer dampers, Speedline alloys, red...

The carbon fibre edition was introduced exclusively for the UK in late-2004 based on the XKR and limited to 100 examples in either coupé or convertible form 4.2-litre supercharged, 32-valve V8 producing 390bhp....

Although the Triumph Dolomite range, introduced in 1972, had proved to be refined and sporty, competitors such as BMW's 2002 had a performance advantage which was costing Triumph dearly, both in terms of sales and...

Finished in Diamond White with the classic RS Turbo look featuring a body-coloured front grille and bumpers, over an RS interior in a combination of Monza and Cashmere fabrics with Recaro LS bucket seats Powered by its...

A fine example of the fifth generation Escort RS 'Cossie' from long term ownership with just 88,621 miles indicated Supplied new by Bristol Street Motors (Bromley) finished in Diamond White with the desirable Lux...

The TR5 is the rarest member of the TR family, with only 2,947 being completed in just 13 months, contributing to the model's value today This is an original, UK-supplied, right-hand drive car presented in it's...

The penultimate limited-edition of the classic Mini Cooper was the 'Rover Mini Cooper Sport' with around 2,200 built between March and October 2000 Externally they could be distinguished by their muscular stance with flared...

Dating from February 1982, this 280SL is an original, UK-supplied, right-hand drive car specified from new with central locking, electric windows, green heat-insulating glass and a heated rear window Finished in Thistle...

Fabulous, third-generation Stingray finished in gleaming Ontario Orange sitting on 15" chromed 'Rally' wheels Easily removable Targa roof revealing the stunning Saddle Tan interior St Louis-built and originally fitted with...

Entering production in 1961, the new TR4 was a wonderful mix of British brawn and Italian style Sharp new bodywork did away with the TR3's cutaway doors to allow for wind-down windows The torquey four-cylinder,...

Finished in Primrose Yellow with a black leather interior The V5C shows only three former keepers and this car has been privately owned for the past ten years Supplied with a good amount of paperwork including details of a...

Dated 27/07/1973 and addressed to our vendor, this car's original Bill of Sale from Wilson's Garage in Dunoon confirms the sale of 'One new MG B Sports in Blaze with Navy interior fitted with static fronts seat belts and...

Following the acquisition of the Sunbeam Talbot Darracq combine by the Rootes Brothers in 1935, subsequent models were to use Hillman and Humber components New for 1936, the Talbot Ten was an attractive 10hp model available...

According to its accompanying BMIHT factory record, this lovely Morris Minor is recorded as a right-hand drive Series II four-door saloon, built between 13-17 August 1954, finished in Empire Green and despatched on...

A van version of the Series E, rated at 5-cwt capacity and designated as the Series Z, was produced from 1940 to 1953 The 29bhp side-valve engine was upgraded to the Morris USHM series, getting a new cylinder head,...

Two former keepers (one for 28 years) and less than 35,000 miles from new Factory-built and still fitted with its original Ford 'Kent' 1,600cc crossflow engine, black leather Caterham bucket seats and full 4-point Caterham...

The Ford F-150 SVT Lightning was one of the earliest performance-oriented sport trucks, representing the Blue Oval’s first foray into the market. Produced in two generations, from 1993-1995 and 1999-2004, Powered by...

First registered in 1964, this UK-supplied, right-hand drive, large window, Type 2 Split Screen has been single family-owned since new, with just 72,355 miles in that time The correct colours for 1964 were Beige Grey over...

An original UK-supplied 300 SE (W126) finished in Smoke Silver with a bespoke Carat interior in Ox Blood leather Powered by the 2,960cc, M103, fuel-injected straight-six offering 190bhp and 127mph 9,944 miles indicated with...

Although patently still a 911, the 964 was in fact 85% different from the outgoing model This UK-supplied (C16) right-hand drive example was first registered in 1991 and has been in current ownership since 1998 Powered by...

A technological marvel from the days when engineers, not accountants, made the decisions Remarkable numbers - 791cc, 70bhp, 9,000rpm, 790kg and 100mph UK buyers of the S800 benefitted from a conventional final drive with a...

The Maloo was developed by Holden’s Special Vehicle (HSV) operation using the company’s proven VU platform and the R8 is the rarest and most desirable version Powered by a 5.7-litre, LS1 342bhp, all-aluminium,...

As a spiritual successor to the 'Bay', the Type 25 Camper (T3) marked quite a departure visually, being wider and longer with a bigger glass area and considerably boxier This is an original UK-supplied, right-hand drive...

First registered in Surrey during 1964, little is known about this ‘Woodie’ apart from the fact that it was off the road from the 1990s until 2022 A full restoration was commenced at that point, all detailed in...

A superb one owner Continental GT finished in Cypress Green over Magnolia leather supplied new by Broughtons of Cheltenham Luxurious cabin with contrasting Savannah dash and steering wheel all enhanced with Light Veneer...

Classically presented in gleaming Silver over a Sandstone interior complemented by a St James Red Top Roll and matching carpets One of just 544 right-hand drive examples built Fresh to market after almost 20 years...

A delightful example of the second generation XR2 with the post-1986, 96bhp, 'lean-burn' engine with revised cylinder head and carburettor Finished in sparkling Diamond White with a smart interior in the correct Monaco...

The Lusso specification denoted a more richly trimmed interior and a bit more chrome The 499cc twin generates 18bhp delivered to a 4-speed manual gearbox. 18bhp doesn't sound a lot, but it's enough This is an original...