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Milestone Classics We have a genuine passion for classic cars and source, sell and service a variety of the most beautiful and exciting cars dating from the 1940's onwards.

Two more sold and one reserved!!Thank you.
13/10/2026

Two more sold and one reserved!!
Thank you.

Another collection today, use and enjoy. Best from the milestones team.
10/10/2026

Another collection today, use and enjoy. Best from the milestones team.

This vehicle is now reserved, thank you all for your continued business and support. All the very best from us at milest...
09/10/2026

This vehicle is now reserved, thank you all for your continued business and support. All the very best from us at milestones.

This vehicle is now sold, thank you.
09/10/2026

This vehicle is now sold, thank you.

1968 Volvo Amazon 121S - 2 Door/Fast Road/Power SteeringThe Volvo Amazon is one of those rare motor cars that effortless...
07/10/2026

1968 Volvo Amazon 121S - 2 Door/Fast Road/Power Steering

The Volvo Amazon is one of those rare motor cars that effortlessly transcends its role as simple transport, becoming instead a symbol of an era when integrity of engineering, elegant restraint and remarkable durability defined automotive excellence. Produced by Volvo Cars throughout the 1950s and 1960s, the Amazon earned worldwide admiration for its robust construction, refined driving manners and pioneering safety innovations, most notably becoming one of the first production cars associated with the widespread adoption of the three-point seatbelt. Today, the model enjoys a deserved reputation as one of the finest and most usable classic saloons of its generation.

First registered on 6th November 1968, this beautifully presented Volvo 131 is finished in timeless Pearl White and represents a wonderfully authentic yet exceptionally well cared for example of the marque. The car presents with period Scandinavian styling with the reassuring solidity and engineering depth for which Volvo became famous. Accompanying the vehicle is an impressive and highly desirable history portfolio including the original Volvo operating handbook, stamped service warranty book dating from 1968 with entries through to 1989, spare keys, V5 documentation, extensive MOT history with the current MOT valid until February 2027, together with a substantial collection of invoices and maintenance records accumulated over decades of careful ownership.

What makes this particular example especially appealing is the remarkable continuity of care it has enjoyed throughout its life. Around 1996, the car was comprehensively restored by a respected Volvo specialist as his own personal vehicle, a detail which immediately speaks volumes about the quality and standard of the work undertaken. Unlike many restorations completed for resale, this was clearly a labour of passion and expertise, carried out to a notably high standard with longevity and drivability firmly in mind. The quality of that restoration continues to shine through today, with the car remaining exceptionally well presented and wonderfully usable.

The accompanying history file further reinforces the car’s outstanding provenance, containing a large collection of service invoices, maintenance expenditure and historical documentation which together create a reassuring and detailed record of long-term ownership and conscientious upkeep. It is increasingly rare to find a classic Volvo of this calibre accompanied by such an extensive and well-preserved archive.

On the road, the Volvo Amazon remains every bit as charming as its reputation suggests. The wonderfully solid construction, supple ride quality and confidence-inspiring handling create an experience that feels both reassuringly mechanical and genuinely engaging. The car possesses that unmistakable vintage Volvo character; understated, dependable and immensely satisfying to drive. Whether admired as a collector’s piece, enjoyed on relaxed weekend touring or simply appreciated as one of the great usable classics of the period, this 1968 Volvo 131 offers an opportunity to acquire an exceptionally honest and beautifully maintained example of a truly iconic Scandinavian motor car.

Viewings are by appointment only.

1995 Subaru Impreza - 1 of 1000 Examples/Colin McRae Tribute​The Subaru Impreza is a name forever etched into rallying f...
07/10/2026

1995 Subaru Impreza - 1 of 1000 Examples/Colin McRae Tribute​

The Subaru Impreza is a name forever etched into rallying folklore, a machine that became synonymous with the golden era of the World Rally Championship and the fearless brilliance of Colin McRae. Introduced in the early 1990s, the Impreza quickly established itself as one of the most formidable performance saloons of its generation, blending turbocharged power, razor-sharp all-wheel-drive handling and unmistakable presence. Revered by enthusiasts across the globe, the iconic World Rally Blue paintwork and legendary 555 livery remain amongst the most recognisable motorsport designs ever created.

First registered in 1995, this exceptional Subaru Impreza Version 2 555 STI is one of only 1, 000 examples produced for the Japanese market. Supplied with the highly desirable factory-option 555 livery package, this particular car stands apart even further through its rare Piero Liatti designation, offered alongside the more commonly seen Colin McRae and Carlos Sainz editions. A genuine piece of rally-inspired Subaru heritage, this is a car that captures the spirit of the WRC paddock perfectly whilst paying tribute to the late, great Colin McRae.
During its early life in Japan, the car was modified for local road racing use and still carried evidence of a 3rd place finish sticker upon the windscreen, adding another fascinating layer to its story. As a Version 2 STI, the car benefits from upgraded engine internals and cylinder head specification, along with a notably shorter ratio gearbox and rear differential, providing the sharper acceleration and heightened responsiveness these cars became celebrated for.

Imported from Japan in 2017, the Impreza has enjoyed a carefully curated ownership history with just three former keepers recorded. The first UK owner commissioned a professional respray and elected to remove the factory decals for a cleaner appearance. The second owner, clearly understanding the car’s significance, arranged an inspection by a former Prodrive mechanic who had previously worked alongside Colin McRae before purchase. Determined to return the car to its rightful identity, the iconic 555 livery was professionally reapplied by Dave Campbell, the very man responsible for applying the graphics to the original Prodrive rally cars of the era.

The third owner continued the car’s evolution, focusing on cosmetic refinement and chassis improvements before entering the vehicle into the 2019 Revival Rally Festival. A previous custodian first encountered the car at this very event and subsequently acquired it, continuing its careful development with period-correct seats, upgraded wheels, improved braking components, suspension enhancements and intercooler upgrades, all chosen to complement the character and usability of the car whilst respecting its heritage.

Today, the car is exceptionally well known within Subaru and rallying circles, having appeared at numerous shows and enthusiast gatherings across the country. It also proudly participated in the 3rd Edition of the Historic Rally Festival in both 2021 and 2022, further cementing its place amongst celebrated modern rally icons.

Accompanying the car is an impressive and comprehensive history file, including its original Japanese owner’s manual, stamped service booklet and original red Subaru document wallet. Extensive invoicing dating through the years details the care, maintenance and upgrades undertaken, whilst a substantial collection of MOT certificates records a history notably free from advisories. The V5 documentation allows previous keeper details to be traced, further supporting the car’s history and continuous enthusiast ownership.

Adding yet another unique touch, the headlining carries the signature of legendary co-driver Nicky Grist, forever associated with Subaru’s rallying success during the marque’s most celebrated years.

With values of flagship models such as the Subaru 22B continuing to soar into collector territory, cars of this calibre and character represent an increasingly rare opportunity to own an evocative and hugely engaging piece of Subaru rallying history. Raw, charismatic and instantly recognisable, this Impreza delivers all the theatre, nostalgia and excitement of the 1990s WRC era for a fraction of the cost — a true driver’s car with an unforgettable story to tell.

And yet another milestones car reserved, thank you all for your interest!!
06/10/2026

And yet another milestones car reserved, thank you all for your interest!!

1971 Morris 1000 Traveller - Three Previous Owners/Restored/Fully Documented​​​The Morris Minor is one of Britain’s best...
06/10/2026

1971 Morris 1000 Traveller - Three Previous Owners/Restored/Fully Documented​​​

The Morris Minor is one of Britain’s best-loved classic cars, designed by Alec Issigonis and introduced in 1948 as a modern, compact family car for the post-war era. The Traveller estate version, introduced in 1953, became particularly distinctive thanks to its extended rear body and exposed ash timber frame, giving the car its unmistakable character and making it one of the most recognisable British classics of the period.

This 1971 Morris 1000 Traveller is a particularly interesting example, presented in white with a black interior. Registered in 1971, the car has three previous keepers recorded and comes with an impressive history file which documents its long-term ownership and restoration.

Known affectionately as ‘Bob’ by the Weight family, the Traveller was purchased by one owner in 1985 and remained with them for over 37 years. It was used regularly for several years before the owner was provided with a company car, at which point the Minor was placed into storage. In 1996, with the car needing to be brought back into use, West Horsley Motor Works carried out an overhaul of the engine and mechanical components to get the Traveller running properly again. The invoices for this work are retained within the history folder, along with the subsequent annual MOT certificates.

In 1998, the car underwent a comprehensive rebuild from the chassis upwards with the assistance of Auto Attractions in Dorking. This included rebuilding the wooden rear frame, an important part of any Traveller restoration, and the work is supported by invoices within the history file. Later that same year, the interior trim was completed, bringing the car back together as a usable and presentable Morris Traveller.

Further mechanical attention followed in 2019 when a respected MG specialist in Surrey carried out an overall mechanical service, bringing the car back to MOT standard. More recent maintenance has included a new fuel tank, sender unit, spark plugs and tyres in 2022, followed in 2023 by a new radiator, fuel pipe, fuel pump, track rod and bonnet stay prop.

The history file is particularly appealing, containing old V5 documents, invoices, MOT certificates and photographs showing the Traveller during its restoration. The original bill of sale is also present, adding another useful piece of provenance to the car’s story.

Today, this charming Morris Traveller represents a genuine long-term ownership example with a documented history, an extensive restoration record and plenty of evidence of the care and mechanical attention it has received over the years. With its traditional white exterior, black interior and distinctive timber Traveller rear body, ‘Bob’ is an excellent example of one of Britain’s most enduring and usable classic cars.

Viewing is by appointment only.
Please see our website for more details.

1967 Ford Anglia - Low Ownership/Well Documented Story​The Ford Anglia was introduced in 1959 and quickly became one of ...
06/10/2026

1967 Ford Anglia - Low Ownership/Well Documented Story​

The Ford Anglia was introduced in 1959 and quickly became one of Ford’s most recognisable family cars of the period, with its distinctive reverse-sloping rear window, compact proportions and lively character making it a firm favourite on British roads. The Anglia remained in production until 1967, by which time it had become an important part of the British motoring landscape.

First registered in August 1967, this lovely example is particularly special to Milestone Classics, having been sold by us in 2019 and now returning to our showroom once again. Presented in its original two-tone colour scheme, the car retains a remarkable degree of originality and offers a fascinating ownership history stretching back to the year it was first registered.

The V5 records three previous keepers from new, although a handwritten history prepared by one of the owners suggests there may have been one additional keeper. The ownership trail that can be established takes the car from Mr Garroway of Calne, who registered the Anglia new in 1967, through Zebedee & Powney from 1980 to 1996, Mr Powney from 1996 to 2018 and Mr Martin from 2018 to 2026.

The story becomes particularly interesting during its time with Zebedee & Powney. Mr Powney has left a wonderful handwritten account of the car, written in 2017 when the Anglia celebrated its 50th birthday. He explains how the car was registered new by Mr Garroway and later traded into Zebedee & Powney, where it was immediately purchased by their top mechanic, Dudley Loud. When Dudley eventually traded the Anglia back, it was considered to be in such exceptional condition that the decision was made to preserve it, and it subsequently spent time displayed at the Atwell Wilson Museum until Mr Powney retired in 1993.

Today the Anglia remains wonderfully original, right down to its working 8-track and radio sound system. On the road it drives extremely well and continues to attract plenty of attention and positive comments wherever it goes. The two-tone paintwork has acquired the occasional mark commensurate with its age, but remains very appealing. The interior is equally original and in very good condition, with new carpets and door rubbers having been fitted during its later years.

The history file adds considerably to the appeal, containing old V5 documents, the original Anglia Users Handbook, the handwritten history prepared by Mr Powney, an original ‘Time for an Anglia’ sales brochure, information relating to the Atwell Wilson Museum and a collection of Zebedee & Powney business cards from the period when Stan Powney displayed the car. Spare keys are also present.

A wonderfully preserved and highly original Ford Anglia with an well-documented story, this is a car that has clearly been cherished throughout its life and retains a genuine connection with the people and businesses who looked after it. Having previously been sold by Milestone Classics in 2019, we are delighted to welcome it back and offer it once again to its next custodian.

Viewing is by appointment only.
Please see our website for more details.

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Flint Barn
Wisborough Green

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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