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Manufacturer and supplier of interior trim and soft tops for classic cars including, Jaguar, Triumph, Ford Escort, Ford Cortina, Mercedes and many more
url: http://aldridge.co.uk

Automotive adhesive tapes -foam / sealants
url: http://www.printernational.co.uk/markets&applications.htm#automotive

News, competitions, features and reviews from the UK's biggest motoring brand
url: http://www.topgear.com

British Car Components supply genuine, non-genuine, secondhand and change-over parts for quality British cars whether it's for a 50's classic or the very latest Range-Rover, Land-Rover and Jaguar vehicles
url: http://www.britcar.com.au/

Carsite.co.uk is a UK based car buying portal, which offers an online platform where consumers can buy cars that have been independently inspected by the RAC. All listings include full HPI history checks, detailed mechanical and body inspection reports, and detailed photographs.
url: http://www.carsite.co.uk/

DriveArchive holds details of vehicles and their owners. It helps enthusiasts discover the history & fate of their vehicles.
url: http://www.drivearchive.co.uk

Classic car hire specialist for the Jaguar E-Type Convertible. Situated at the heart of The Cotswolds.
url: http://www.classicmotoring.co.uk

Custom engine remanufacturing Since 1980
European exotics,Domestics, and Japanese.
Non-Probate Written Warranty on parts and labor.

url: http://www.vgiengine.com

Details and pictures of the new T250 and TS500 provided by the factory appointed dealer for the midlands
url: http://www.midlandmarcos.co.uk

Photo images from a wide variety of british motorsport events with free desktop and phone wallpapers.
url: http://www.motorsport-images.net

NFBMC is located in Tallahassee, Florida for the British car owner and enthusiast living in North Florida and South Georgia. This is an active club dedicated to preserving the British marques and having a good time.
url: http://www.nfbmc.com

A site dedicated to the Speedex specials built by Jem Marsh (of subsequent Marcos fame) using Austin Sevens and Ford components between 1959 and 1962.
url: http://speedexa7.users.btopenworld.com