Yorkshire
They don’t call it ‘God´s own country’ for nothing. Whether you’re looking to explore our gorgeous coastlines, spend time cruising through our cities and towns rich with history, or tour around our idyllic Yorkshire countryside – we have everything to offer. We are only a short drive away from the beautiful spa town of Harrogate giving you the best starting point to explore everything we have to offer! We have wonderful routes and roads through the countryside where you can lap up the hillsides, scenic views and fresh Yorkshire air and finish your day with a pub lunch or 5-star gourmet style restaurants! What better way is there to discover Yorkshire behind the wheel of one of our beautiful classic cars and explore our beautiful county.
1964 Ford Mustang 289 GT
Think cool Americana and it won’t be long before someone says Ford Mustang. Whilst mum and dad may have shared a Ford Anglia, Corsair or Cortina across the Pond they had the Mustang. Life must have been so unfair in the ‘60s. The exterior paint is bright red contrasted with the white power operated roof all set off against beautiful bright chrome trims, original period wheels and subtle white walled tyres. Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1972 Jaguar E Type
These cars are iconic, and we’d encourage everyone with a passion for classic cars to drive one at least once in their life. The experience of driving an E-Type and the pleasure it gives is unique. She is an old lady and being a Roadster she’s obviously only available during the kinder months. This is simply to protect her from the worst of the UK weather; no one wants to drive a roadster if you can’t have the top down. We’re confident you’ll fall in love with her.Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1972 Jensen Interceptor MkII
Our Jensen is a 1972 Interceptor MKII powered by a silky smooth Chrysler V8 linked to a 3 speed automatic gearbox. The exterior is finished in stunning burgundy paintwork complemented by a cream leather interior with contrasting burgundy piping. It is simply a wonderful place to be. The Jensen Interceptor belongs to a niche of superb Grand Tourers from the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. Its name, design, comfort, and performance tick all the boxes for a classic to treat yourself to. To drive ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1987 Mercedes SL420
When you drive a R107 (save for the lowest output model) they drive like tanks in that they feel indestructible. They’re actually very easy to drive and manoeuvre which is why they remained so popular for so long and have achieved a status that whilst not maybe truly iconic they’ve become the stuff of legend due to their build quality. The R107 was produced between 1971 and 1989 with models ranging from the 280 SL to 560SL. It was heavily intended for the USA but sold extremely well wherever ...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 2001 Rover Mini Cooper Sport
We all know life began in 1959 and lasted until 2000/2001 and the mini ingrained itself into British culture. If we didn’t have one, someone else in the family did. Were they perfect reliable cars? Perhaps not but provided they hadn’t disintegrated by corrosion we bodged and repaired them until we couldn’t; there was an endless supply of donor parts from the local scrap yard, and they were very easy to mend. The Mini Cooper Sport was the final incarnation of the Mini classic and was fitted ou...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1966 Triumph TR4A
By today’s standards the TR4 isn’t a fast car but that is to miss the point. Sat low and cosseted inches off the road surface, 109 mph feels significantly faster. So, when you’re doing 50 -70 it feels like 100 in a regular car and that’s where the fun and charm come into the equation. You just don’t need to go very fast in these to enjoy them. They’ve got terrific gearboxes (ours has overdrive) and so you’re transported back to time when driving was just fun. Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1972 Triumph TR6
The second in our fleet of classic British roadsters is our 1972 TR6. Each of the TR range is unique in their own way but their DNA evolved through to the TR6. During its production life just over 91,000 were made of which most went to the USA; just over 8,300 were sold in the UK. Whilst the Karmann designed exterior looked years ahead of its TR predecessors, it could be argued it was a case of the emperor’s new clothes as the engines, windscreen, chassis and running gear were all from the pr...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
Bygone Classics 1971 Porsche 356 Speedster
One of the most beautiful and iconic designs ever, the Porsche 356 Speedster is the epitome of a timeless classic. Our 'homage' is so true and close to the original you'd be hard pushed to tell the difference This is an achingly beautiful convertible. When you drive her, the smile muscles in your face automatically engage and when you park up you look back and think 'wow'; not in an ostentatious way, but with that feeling of cosy contentment. Never intended to be a fast car (they're not...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPin on Pinterest
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