Coastal Classic & Sportscar
115 Bath Rd, Brunswick ME, 04011
Cars for Sale
1958 Triumph TR3A. Here is a good running older restoration of the traditional Triumph sportscar. With wire wheels and cut-down doors it has the right look. The engine runs very well; transmission shifts fine. For the previous owner, in the past couple of years, we replaced the steering box and pulled the head and reground the valves. Tires are fairly new, upholstery is good. A new full tonneau cover is ready to install.
$20,000
$20,000
1950 Chevrolet 3100. A very nice little truck. Excellent quality black paint over very straight sheet metal. The engine is a sliughtly later 235 which means it has insert bearings rather than babbit bearings; a much stronger engine. A Pertronix type system has been added to the distributor so it starts instantly. It has the chrome goodies including a rear bumper. One of the nicest trucks we have had in recent years. $20,500
1941 Cadillac Series 62 Conv Sedan
Just 400 of the Convertible Sedans were built in 1941. This is a manual transmission car restored some years ago. It wears a CCCA Senior Winner tag. The previous owner toured extensively. It would probably still score in the low to mid 90's. The engine starts easily, runs smoothly and will run at about 180 degrees on a warm day. The black exterior with dark red leather is very attractive.
$78,000
1947 Ford Pickup. We were told by the previous owner that this truck came from South Dakota, so the sheet metal is very nice. The engine is a a 1952 8BA with the much handier up-top distributor. I've been using this as our shop truck this year and it's fun to drive. The paint is OK but not show quality. There are 15" wheels on it right now however we have a good set of 16" that will go one when some decent tires show up. One unusual feature is the rear bumper, a not often seen option. $19,500
1955 MG TF 1500. Restored several years ago on the West Coast by a well-known MG guy. This is a superb example of the last of the traditional MG models. It runs and drives just as nice as it looks.
$38,000
Just 400 of the Convertible Sedans were built in 1941. This is a manual transmission car restored some years ago. It wears a CCCA Senior Winner tag. The previous owner toured extensively. It would probably still score in the low to mid 90's. The engine starts easily, runs smoothly and will run at about 180 degrees on a warm day. The black exterior with dark red leather is very attractive.
$78,000
1947 Ford Pickup. We were told by the previous owner that this truck came from South Dakota, so the sheet metal is very nice. The engine is a a 1952 8BA with the much handier up-top distributor. I've been using this as our shop truck this year and it's fun to drive. The paint is OK but not show quality. There are 15" wheels on it right now however we have a good set of 16" that will go one when some decent tires show up. One unusual feature is the rear bumper, a not often seen option. $19,500
1955 MG TF 1500. Restored several years ago on the West Coast by a well-known MG guy. This is a superb example of the last of the traditional MG models. It runs and drives just as nice as it looks.
$38,000
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