For drivers and fans of Little British Cars of the '50s, '60s and '70s. MG, Triumph, Austin-Healey, Jaguar, Morgan, all welcome here!
MGA on Lake Wohlford Rd San Diego County
Posted 21st Apr 2026u/pfflyer69
A Midget in New York
Posted 19th Apr 2026u/trianos
Lovely Austin A40 today at Hastings
Posted 19th Apr 2026u/oldluster
59 Austin Healey Seen Better Days
Posted 19th Apr 2026u/druidjaidan
1966 MGB GT
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/Confident-Opening73
My new purchase. What do you think? 1970 triumph herald.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/marc512
Tucked away for another slumber…
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/ohitsjeffagain
The MGA stands out in the history of British sports cars as one of the iconic models of the post-war era along with the Austin-Healey and the Triumph TR series. Ironically, BMC didn't want to give it the green-light, preferring just to produce the Healey instead. It was just too good a car not to.
Posted 17th Apr 2026u/Maynard078
MGA on the back roads of Sab Diego County
Posted 18th Apr 2026u/pfflyer69
I put this guy in the shed 25 years ago…
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/ohitsjeffagain
Identify these wings
Posted 15th Apr 2026u/dannodad
Austin Healey MK2 1961
Posted 14th Apr 2026u/Rpmautopassion
What’s this worth
Posted 9th Apr 2026u/peepawiscoming
1959 MGA - first drive
Posted 8th Apr 2026u/pfflyer69
MGBGT
Posted 5th Apr 2026u/Hooliozqn
1964 Aston Martin DB5
Posted 5th Apr 2026u/Maynard078
1959 MGA - earlier post update
Posted 5th Apr 2026u/pfflyer69
1959 MGA
Thinking about buying this MG B, but I’m not sure what to make of it. Help needed!
Posted 4th Apr 2026u/tridentpeel
Little MG, big Ford motor.
Posted 4th Apr 2026u/AskingFooAFriend
MGB Help
Posted 3rd Apr 2026u/JeepGuyMan
Run out of time, where to sell to good home?
Posted 3rd Apr 2026u/Sleep_adict
A 1963 pull-handle MGB in Iris Blue is as close to true sports car driving perfection today as one could ever hope to find: No computerized driver aids, a top that goes up (and down), four-speed manual transmission, no power ANYTHING, and all in a tidy little package that gives excellent MPG.
Posted 3rd Apr 2026u/Maynard078
The TR6 came as-original with redline tires, which complemented its original Michelotti and updated Karmann lines so well.
Just replaced the radiator on the MGB.
Posted 3rd Apr 2026u/ClassicV8_1969
Although more than 10,000 Jensen-Healey Roadsters were built, its GT sibling, the Jensen GT, is all but forgotten, despite being the better car of the two. Much effort was put into improving the GT’s cabin, which received a walnut dash, higher-quality seat trim, and a four-speaker stereo.
Posted 2nd Apr 2026u/Maynard078
The 1968 Triumph TR4A debuted at Geneva in March 1965. In addition to a new chassis and revised engine, it had a few other minor mechanical and cosmetic changes, most noticeably chrome rub strips, a wood-paneled dashboard, and a coolant recovery tank for the radiator. IRS was a $147 USA option.
French blue on a British car styled by an Italian designer somehow looks just right...1972 Triumph Spitfire Mk IV
Posted 1st Apr 2026u/Maynard078
One less leak for the ‘65 Spit
Posted 31st Mar 2026u/arallsopp
Donald Healey looks rightly pleased as the new Austin Healey 100 won the Grand Premier Award at the 1953 World's Fair in Miami. It was also named International Show Car of the Year at that same year’s New York Auto Show.
Posted 30th Mar 2026u/Maynard078
Sebring, 1954, and Aston Martin has brought a trio of fine new Frank Feeley-designed DB3Ss to the 12 Hours race. Sleek and gorgeous, the #23 was driven by Reg Parnell & Roy Salvadori. None survived to the finish.
Little car, big V8!
Posted 30th Mar 2026u/AskingFooAFriend
Here’s mine.
Posted 30th Mar 2026u/bbgnate
Finally able to enjoy the warm spring air.
Posted 28th Mar 2026u/ClassicV8_1969
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