Brighton
Nestling at the foot of the South Downs, Brighton is a vibrant and bustling metropolitan city, buzzing with a variety of exciting attractions. Nearby, the glorious East Sussex countryside with its sun dappled lanes provides a magnificent backdrop for classic motoring. The proximity to channel ferries make this an ideal starting point for that classic European tour.
1972 Alfa Romeo Spider
Alfa Romeo Spider The Alfa Romeo Spider is one of the most distinctive cars of it’s era – made especially famous by the film “The Graduate”. The crisp 2 litre overhead cam engine and sharp handling is sure to put a smile on any driver’s face . This example is from 1972 and wears it’s 50+ years extremely well.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Classsic Revive and Drive1972 Triumph Stag
The Triumph Stag was a move by British Leyland into the luxury sports car market. During it’s production lifetime it suffered from a poor reputation for reliability which was only overcome after production stopped. It’s graceful lines turn heads today as much as ever and it’s unmistakable V8 is a pure delight.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Classsic Revive and Drive1987 Mercedes-Benz 300SL
The Mercedes R107 SL was the epitomy of luxury sports motoring in the 1970s and 80s.It was one of the last Mercedes to be built to a standard rather than a price – this is reflected in it’s solid feel and comfortable cruising prowess. This super smooth 300 SL is capable of covering long distances in comfort and style – turning heads wherever it goes.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Classsic Revive and Drive1987 Mercedes-Benz 500SL
The Mercedes R107 SL was the epitomy of luxury sports motoring in the 1970s and 80s.It was one of the last Mercedes to be built to a standard rather than a price – this is reflected in it’s solid feel and comfortable cruising prowess. This is the powerful 5 Litre V8 model with gorgeous nautic blue coachwork and cream hide interior. It has cruise control, satellite navigation and a wind deflector to make open top cross continent cruising a delight.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Classsic Revive and Drive1989 Jaguar XJS
The Jaguar XJS was the successor to the iconic E Type, a very hard act to follow, buit Jaguar did so by making it one of the most luxurious sports tourers ever made. It’s levels of performance and comfort embody the manufacturers watchwords of grace, pace and space. This 1989 example has heated seats, a hydraulic roof for easy operation and a silky smooth V12 powerplant.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Classsic Revive and Drive