A pristine, UK-registered Datsun 280ZX 2+2 featuring an automatic transmission and the sought-after T-bar roof for a remarkably smooth, open-air driving experience.
Shows an impressively low mileage of approximately 44,000 miles, backed by an extensive file of historical MOT certificates spanning from the 1980s to 2022.
Beautifully presented in a two-tone Diamond Silver and Blue exterior, matched by an equally clean two-tone deep blue and light cream interior.

An exceptional 1938 pre-war vehicle with outstanding historical provenance, ordered new by the founders of the Nobel Peace Prize, utilized as a WW2 WD transport car, and featured in film.
Powered by a 3860cc engine benefiting from a comprehensive £9,000 full rebuild, featuring a well-preserved body in solid condition and a refined cream leather interior.
Accompanied by a current V5C and an extensive history file including instructional manuals, parts catalogues, period promotional literature, and historical documentation photos.

An original UK-supplied right-hand-drive Triumph TR3A, finished in Sebring White over a nicely aged black leather interior, complete with a full weather kit, wind wings, and original steel wheels with chrome hubcaps.
Powered by a 2138cc engine with HS6 carburettors, electronic ignition, narrow-belt conversion, aluminum radiator, Revoelect fan, bespoke aluminum fuel tank, big-bore stainless exhaust, and a TR4 Le Mans works diff backplate.
Features a rebuilt polybushed suspension, documented 1987 full body restoration with photos on file, continuous MOT history, a Certificate of Vehicle Authenticity, and a current V5C document.

A highly desirable 1972 Range Rover Classic 2-Door presented in classic Lincoln Green with a complementary beige interior and an official Heritage Certificate.
Subject to a comprehensive restoration by its previous owner encompassing the bodywork, paint, and interior, alongside a full mechanical engine rebuild in 2018.
Shows 8,674 miles on the odometer (believed 108,674 total), offered in excellent restored condition with a fresh MOT provided upon purchase.

A exceptional 1964 Ford Cortina Estate finished in 'Goodwood' Green, sourced from a private collection and presenting in factory-fresh condition with immaculate chrome work and trim throughout.
Features a warranted ultra-low mileage of just 16,421 miles from new across only four previous owners, making it quite possibly the lowest-mileage Cortina Estate remaining in the UK.
Powered by its smooth 1198cc engine in excellent running and driving order, complete with a current V5C document and a detailed history file.

A remarkably rare 1899 Phebus Forecar by Noé Boyer et Cie featuring green livery, black vinyl upholstery, and a fold-away "mother-in-law" front passenger seat.
Powered by a 2¼ hp air-cooled 4-stroke De Dion-Bouton engine with atmospheric inlet valves, currently undergoing recommissioning and an electric starter installation at Hardy Classics.
VCC-registered with London to Brighton Veteran Car Run history (benefiting from an early Hyde Park start time), offered with a V5C, VCC Certificate of Eligibility, and history file.

A remarkably pretty Singer Le Mans "barn find" project retaining its original registration mark and offering a highly authentic, oily-rag aesthetic.
Repowered in period with a robust Triumph Spitfire engine to replace the fragile original block, delivering spirited performance that suits the chassis well.
Recently recommissioned with a new water pump, electronic ignition, and battery—starting, running, and stopping cleanly as a minimal-work restoration project.

A 1933 Alvis Firefly, one of only two built by Cross & Ellis as a two seater tourer that was later modified with a Dicky seat. Has recently come out of storage but in good working order. A great find.

This is a great example of a Datsun 100A, having been kept in a great condition over the years it's quite the showpiece. Finished off in a mustard yellow colour it's one to stand out, the interior is immaculate inside and looks as if it's hardly been used. A very clean Datsun 100a.

A beautifully restored classic Austin/Morris Van built on a brand-new galvanized chassis, featuring thousands spent to bring it to an exceptional, like-new standard inside and out.
Powered by a reconditioned engine with new ancillaries, upgraded with a new stainless steel exhaust, fresh fuel tank, new wiring harness, and an upgraded front disc brake conversion with rear brake overhaul.
Showing 65,786 miles, it boasts pristine bodywork, a refreshed interior with new seat belts and door cards, and comes complete with a current V5C and supporting invoices.

A iconic 1989 Ford Escort XR3i presented in vibrant Radiant Red over a classic Grey Recaro sports interior, showing 93,836 recorded miles and six former keepers.
Powered by the brisk 1597cc four-cylinder engine featuring Bosch K-Jetronic fuel injection mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox, delivering classic 1980s hot-hatch performance.
An increasingly rare and highly sought-after Fast Ford candidate for collectors, offered complete with supporting invoices, previous MOT history, and a current V5C document.

A charming 1933 Austin Seven presented in maroon red over black, offering single-family ownership since 1966 after arriving directly from a deceased estate.
Powered by its signature 747cc engine showing 91,395 miles, recently recommissioned by Hardy Classics to start reliably on the button or handle while running, driving, and stopping cleanly.
Offered as an authentic "oily rag" daily runner or straightforward restoration candidate, complete with an original handbook, historical documents from the late 1980s, and a current V5C.

An exceptionally rare 1924 Rover 9hp 4-Seater Tourer finished in dark green with a contrasting red leather interior, arriving at Hardy Classics from long-term ownership.
Powered by a quiet, smooth 4-cylinder petrol engine with 6,000 miles displayed on the odometer, offered as an authentic "oily rag" running project ready to drive as-is or restore.
A highly collectable alternative to contemporary Austins and Morrises, combining nearly a century of character with immense potential for its next custodian.

A remarkably rare 1974 Bedford HA110 Double Plus estate/van, finished in striking Riviera Blue Starfire metallic with a matching light blue vinyl interior, polished wheel trims, and versatile fold-flat rear seating.
Powered by a replacement 1256cc engine in excellent running and driving order, showing 67,000 miles across just three previous owners and including the original engine stowed in the rear.
Subject to a recent restoration presenting in near-new, show-ready condition, offering collectors a chance to acquire what is believed to be one of only a handful surviving on UK roads.

A 1946 Rover 10, out of long term storage and ownership now recommissioned for the road. It’s a lovely car which has had an extensive amount of restoration carried out including a full body restoration, with bills and receipts totalling to well over £20k. You can drive as is or take it to another level. It’s a fantastic old car which has been well looked after as you can see by the photos. It starts first time and is a pleasure to drive. It comes with a current V5C and a file of bills and receipts of work it’s had done over the years.

A remarkably rare, UK-registered 1975 Casalini Sulky microcar, featuring an all-steel body, three-wheel configuration, and displaying an exceptionally low 2,612 km on the odometer.
Powered by a 50cc 2-stroke engine with automatic transmission (forward and reverse gears), hydraulic brakes, and the added convenience of key-operated electric start.
Offered in fantastic, fully operational running order throughout—a unique and delightfully quirky standout choice for any microcar collector or promotional display.

1985 Mercedes Benz 230 CE Coupe

A highly desirable 1978 Bedford Chevanne powered by a 1256cc engine with a 4-speed manual gearbox, recognized as one of just 14 examples known to the DVLA on UK roads.
Features an exceptional 2010 full body restoration finished in immaculate condition, complemented by a pristine red vinyl and cloth interior and a recent mechanical recommissioning including a rebuilt carburettor and overhauled brakes.
Boasts documented history as a former Vauxhall dealer parts van, 82,000 recorded miles, four former keepers, a fresh advisory-free MOT, a restoration CD-ROM, and notable provenance as the November 2013 Classic Van & Pick-Up cover vehicle.

An exceptionally low-mileage 2014 Land Rover Defender showing just 9,800 genuine miles from new across only two previous owners, presented in immaculate condition inside and out.
Powered by its standard diesel engine paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox, featuring key enhancements including upgraded Croytec door hinges, a modern central console, and an upgraded surround sound system.
Complete with a spare key, logbook, service history, and rear-mounted spare wheel—offering an unrepeatable, investment-grade example of the iconic classic Defender silhouette.

An exceptionally rare Morris 10 cwt pickup truck, sourced directly from a private collection where it resided following a comprehensive, photo-documented restoration in the early 1980s.
Recommissioned by Hardy Classics to run, drive, and stop on the button, boasting a delightfully aged, faded paint patina and a smart, period-correct interior.
Features a beautifully preserved hardwood floor and wooden truck bed presenting in near-unused condition, making this a standout candidate for any classic commercial collection or show field.

A highly attractive 1972 Rover P6 3.5 Litre V8 Automatic, smartly finished in period Mexican Brown paintwork and riding on near-new Dunlop tyres.
Sourced from 21 years of meticulous single ownership, featuring a healthy V8 engine that delivers smooth, effortlessly usable performance.
Accompanied by a remarkably extensive history file containing 11 service stamps, a wealth of maintenance receipts, previous MOT certificates, and a current MOT through January 2023.

Here we have a 1950 Singer Four AB Roadster in great condition.
The fantastic red paint work is complemented well with the new red leather interior.
The car drives well and pulls like a train up the hills thanks to it’s overhead cam engine, which was advanced at the time for a vehicle of it's age.
It comes complete with all weather gear hood and side screens.
Excellent open top tourer to show and enjoy

An immaculate 1951 Bedford K-Type pickup truck, benefiting from a comprehensive nut-and-bolt restoration featuring a shot-blasted and painted chassis, rich brown paintwork, and gold leaf signwriting.
Powered by a robust 3.5-litre six-cylinder engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission, running and driving beautifully with a spotless brown and black vinyl interior.
A standout classic commercial offering exceptional presence, complete with its current logbook and original factory workshop manuals.

A historic 1904 Northern Runabout 6½hp Single-Cylinder, uniquely finished in Lotus Green with a period-accurate rear seat conversion and a fascinating provenance linked to Lotus Racing during the Jim Clark era.
Powered by a water-cooled single-cylinder engine with a 2-speed plus reverse gearbox, recently enhanced with a replacement crankshaft, transmission work, an electric starter, and an electric cooling fan for user-friendly operation.
VCC-dated and London to Brighton Veteran Car Run eligible (having completed the run multiple times), offered from the owner's personal collection complete with its rare original 1904 factory manual.

1963 Isetta BMW 300 Bubble car
This car was stunningly restored 2 years ago, the works included ; fresh paintwork, new interior , fuel tank and brakes. You will Struggle to find a better example.
This bubble car looks well, runs well and most importantly drives well.
This car is iconic and highly collectable , it is incredibly fun to drive and you don't need a lot of space to store it !