Sales & Brokerage

We have sold many motorcars for clients, and offer a competitive brokerage service to ensure your car gets the attention it deserves, using a network of contacts, targeted advertising, beautiful photography and film, together with well researched descriptions, we have achieved great results, by accurately and carefully, describing the cars we offer.

We also buy and trade, and can help with valuations or advise on adding to an existing collection.

This is what our previous clients have said about our service:

‘A word of thanks to Walter Heale of Historic Motorcar Workshops. His diligence has resulted in a very satisfactory sale of one of my vintage cars, against all the odds, trustworthy and competent.’ S Richardson.

‘Walter is the ‘go-to man’ if you want a proper, straight-down-the-line deal, for your vintage car’ J Dudley

‘Walter has sold my Edwardian Peugeot for a most satisfactory price. Highly recommended and very pleased.’ P Mayhead

Cars For Sale


1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA - £21,950

In superb well fettled condition , this fantastic little Ulster replica, has been very well built with coachwork by Compound Curvatures, sitting on refurbished 19inch wheels with triple stud longstone tyres, painted in a glorious shade of blue green in a period cellulose finish , with nice details throughout .

Owned previously by several well known VSCC members this Ulster has been set up perfectly for VSCC Trials in which it has always performed very well, also suited for other disciplines or just hacking to the local pub meet!

  • side view of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA
  • motor of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA
  • steering wheel of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA
  • front view of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA
  • A vintage blue and black open-top automobile with a single row of seating, large headlights, and black wire wheels, parked on a dirt surface in front of a corrugated metal building.
  • dashboard view of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA
  • A vintage, open-top race car painted in light blue with black wire-spoked wheels, parked on a dirt ground in front of a metal wall.
  • Front view of a vintage light blue open-top car with round headlights, a black radiator grille, and a license plate reading 'USE 388', parked on a narrow country road.
  • A vintage blue open-top car with black accents parked on a roadside next to grass and bushes.
  • seats of 1930 AUSTIN 7 ULSTER REPLICA

1936 RILEY NINE SPECIAL - £19,750

This beautiful 1936 Riley, started life as a 12/ 4 model whilst the running gear is all from the lauded nine, with a desirable preselector box.

In super condition throughout and continuously maintained, this might be the ideal European tourer, with its sprightly performance and full weather equipment to include hood and side screens.

Running very well indeed, with great brakes, the wheels have recently been refurbished and sits well on nice Blockley triple stud tyres.

There is a large history file accompanying the car and there is no doubt that the car has been both well used and cared for in its previous ownerships.

Representing great value , this is such a useable and stylish entry to vintage motoring!

  • Inside view of a vintage 1936 RILEY NINE SPECIAL race car with red leather seats and a worn steering wheel.
  • A vintage black 1936 RILEY NINE SPECIAL convertible car with a soft top, British license plate GVS 562, and a GB sticker, parked on a rural road with greenery and a metal gate in the background.
  • Close-up of a vintage car steering wheel with a black horn button and a speedometer in the background.
  • Close-up view of the interior of a vintage car, showing two burgundy leather seats with vertical stitching, and part of the black dashboard and steering wheel.
  • Close-up of a vintage car engine showing metal components, wires, and hoses inside the engine bay.
  • A vintage black convertible car with wire wheels parked on a roadside next to a large tree and grassy field.

1933 MG L1/2 - £39,995

This rare MG L1 to L2 Magna has been fastidiously restored, with it’s beautiful flowing lines and six cylinder engine, it was a step above the four cylinder T models, boasting a small yet powerful engine with its cross flow cylinder head and underslung chassis sharing many of the basic parts from the racy K series , albeit with a narrower track and lack of extra tuning or blower.

Indeed the L1/ 2 offered would make a fantastic touring car as is, or provide the perfect basis to tune further , add a blower and cycle wings and go racing !

We have enjoyed the car on various events from the Vintage London rally to more recently in France at Journees de automne.

In absolutely stunning condition throughout, the rebuild has stood the test of time and remains in near concours condition throughout , the seats now have a delightful patina but elsewhere is like new, the car sits on a fairly recent set of Blockley tyres and offers a huge amount of fun for the asking price .

  • Interior of a vintage car with red leather seats and a dashboard with gauges and controls.
  • Rear view of a vintage red 1933 MG L1/2 convertible car with a spare tire mounted on the back, parked on a road with green grass on the side.
  • Close-up view of a vintage 1933 MG L1/2 engine with various metallic components, fuel filters, and hoses inside the engine bay, surrounded by a red exterior body.
  • A vintage red convertible MG car parked on a rural gravel road beside a grassy field and trees.
  • A vintage red convertible 1933 MG L1/2 car parked on a roadside with green foliage in the background.

1958 LANCIA AURELIA 6th SERIES B20 GT - POA

Understated, beautifully balanced and highly collectable, the B20 GT remains one of the most admired classic GT cars of the post-war era. A landmark of Italian automotive design, the 1958 Lancia Aurelia B20 GT 6th Series is celebrated for its elegance, innovation and grand touring capability.


1950 LAND ROVER 80 - £36,000

Offered publicly for sale, for the first time, this two-owner from new 1950 Land Rover series one, must be one of the most original examples of its type available.

Completely un-messed with, since being found by its second owner, it has been carefully conserved, importantly retaining all its original features, these include the chassis, bulkhead and all panels, the paint remains the original with only one outer wing replaced in the mid 1960s, the seats retain there original coverings and are preserved under clear seat covers, the wear and patina is really quite astounding as is the care with which the preservation has been undertaken, whilst much work has been undertaken by the present Land Rover enthusiast owner, heavier mechanical works were entrusted to the world renowned Dunsfold Collection.

MJH 821 is now in beautiful mechanical and driving condition, whilst retaining and enjoying her years of wear and patina. I truly believe that to find another such beautifully preserved example would be very hard to achieve. The details on this car are phenomenal and untouched, and to really appreciate how special MJH is, viewings are highly recommended.

Originally purchased new and first registered on the 12th of December 1950 by a Farmer at that time located in Horley, he then moved to a Farm near Liskeard where MJH was used until a mechanical issue, meant it was pushed to the back of the ubiquitous Farmers barn, it wasn’t until 2010 that it passed to the second owner, loved and cherished by him it is now offered on the open market for the first time since 1950!


FRAZER NASH COLMORE - POA

A rare and charismatic British sports car, the Frazer Nash Colmore captures the spirit of pre-war motoring with its lightweight construction and purposeful design. Known for its lively performance and distinctive engineering, it features the marque’s trademark chain-driven transmission and open-top bodywork. With its elegant proportions, wire wheels and engaging driving experience, the Colmore is a highly collectable example of Frazer Nash’s sporting heritage and early motorsport influence.