LANCASTER CLASSIC CAR NEWS
Meet The Owner - Jordan Fenton and his 3 Fiestas
Jordan is a young enthusiast who is passionate about one car in particular – the Ford Fiesta!
Reliant Scimitar SS1 is 40 this year by Steve Phipps
Designed by Michelotti aiming to fill the gap in the small sports car market, the Scimitar SS1 was launched in 1984 at the British Motor Show.
40 FACTS ABOUT THE RENAULT ESPACE by Andrew Roberts
As with many fine cars, the story of the Espace's origins is complex. Here are 40 facts about this remarkable vehicle.
We’re celebrating 40 years of Lancaster and the Classic Motor Show with a huge birthday giveaway!
For 40 years the Lancaster Insurance Classic Motor Show has been a firm favourite for car enthusiasts across the UK.
Sporting Bears are celebrating 35 years as a club by Alan Moss, Chairman
The Sporting Bears Motor Club was founded in 1989 by Chris and Pat Glasbey.
Introducing our September Bright Young Spark, Thomas Thornicroft!
We’re thrilled to announce that our panel of judges have chosen our first Bright Young Sparks finalist - Thomas Thornicroft!
We reveal our top insured from 1984!
1984 bought us the first Band Aid single, Ghostbusters topping the film charts and the first Classic Motor Show event.
RARER THAN RARE – WOLSELEY 18/85S MK. II
The 60th anniversary of the BMC 1800 ‘Landcrab’ will soon be upon us and https://cherishedclassiccars.com/sales is currently selling one of the most desirable members of the range. When new, the Wolseley 18/85S was virtually unique—a transverse engine front-wheel-drive sporting saloon with a cabin that resembled a barrister’s chambers.
MEET THE OWNER – SIRAJ FAROOK AND HIS COLT SIGMA
The details of a car you can recall from childhood are often strange, or at least faintly offbeat. I still have vivid memories of the plastic grille cover applied to a Citroën Dyane 6 for the winter, the early Mini’s flashing indicator stalk – and being highly impressed by the luxury that was a Colt Sigma.
MEET THE OWNER – AARON MARRS AND HIS ROVER 213 SX
A friend told me the 213 was looking for a new home as the long-term owner was giving up driving. From memory, he had owned it since it was about six years old. The owner’s son, whom I liaised with, wanted it to go to a good home as it had been such a well-loved car – and also well known in the area – rather than see it sold and run into the ground.
RARER THAN RARE – 1964 SLOUGH-BUILT CITROEN SAFARI
No matter how blasé you might regard yourself about classic cars, a 1964 Citroën Safari in its “Metallichrome” Silver Blue glory still has the power to turn heads. Not to mention the fact that Paul Darvill’s example must be one of the most thrilling products to ever hail from Slough, not excluding Stingray, Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet.