Hi. My name is Jon. I live in Devon, and have an unfortunate passion for cars! I say unfortunate, because I am sure as fellow sufferers will agree, they can take up an awfully large amount of your time (and money!).

If you go carefully, car by car, drive and enjoy them, it can be a rewarding hobby. But, if like me, and a few others, the bug completely gets hold, you collect and collect and beaver it all away "safely" or because it "will be useful oneday, somewhere, for someone" and you end up where i am today! With a barn full of cars and parts, and only one life to fix them all in!

This is not so bad if you are lucky enough to own the barn, and live to 99, but I have always rented, this is not a good move for the serious squirreler away of parts and machinery!

So ..... at last, after 20 years some common sense has at last prevailed. Or could that be a last chance offered by my partner?! Whichever, now almost all the cars are here for sale.

The collection started with a Triumph Vitesse, and it will be a Vitesse that I will finally keep, altho not the same one. And yes, the first one is still in the barn, three quarters restored and then taken apart again due to a one time lack of space. Its all there, just in bits, and of course for sale. (...and the second, third and fourth...!!)

There is everything in here that you may want, especially for the triumph Herald based cars enthusiast, altho there are many other cars and parts.

I hope you enjoy looking at the cars, and better still come and buy one! It would be great if they all found new homes with someone to love them as they should be. I am not asking vast amounts for them, and they are all open to offers.

Please remember they have all been dry stored for at least 15 years, so at very least brakes, clutches etc will need looking at, all have various amounts of rust as you would expect, but I think the majority would come under the heading Practical Classics Condition Three 'restorable'. All the engines so far checked have revolved freely by hand.

I look forward to hearing from you, or better still meeting you and seeing a car go to a new home!

All the best, Jon.