Mini

These new rear lamps come complete with pigtails, gaskets and bulbs and are every bit as nice as the originals.  Regrettably, however, they no longer carry LUCAS markings. They are correct for Mark I Minis (1959-67) and MGA 1600 Mark II. These have amber lenses for the turn indicator lamps, but we can supply them with a red lens for no extra charge. The price listed is for TWO lamps, one pair, left and right (they are not interchangeable) but we will be happy to sell you one for half that...

This is a brand new Lucas 31828 2-position single pole or single throw toggle switch (on-off), Lucas no. SPB200. It is correct for many, many British cars of the sixties and seventies, including early MGB, Triumph TR4, Spitfire, Mini, Austin, Morris, big Healey, Land Rover, and many others. There were originally two configurations of SPB200 switches.  On the new reproduction switches, DOWN (bent) is OFF and straight is ON. The other configuration is NOT reproduced.  They cannot be...

This is a pair of rare NOS Lucas FT10 fog lamps in original boxes, complete with wiring, original Lucas switch and instructions. They come with the original display packaging, as shown in the pictures. These rare lamps have beautifully chrome-plated brass housings, thick glass and quality, shielded wiring. We have a set of Nova fog lamps on our own Volvo Amazon, and can testify that they are great lamps, shining a broad, bright beam pattern. We have two sets of these great lamps in this...

This is a rare new old stock brand new Lucas 3-position toggle switch, on-off-on Lucas no. 31743. It is a less common switch, used for directional indicator lamps. It is correct for many, many British cars of the sixties and seventies, including early MGB, Triumph TR4, Spitfire, Mini, Austin, Morris, big Healey, Land Rover, and many others. We have several of these perfect original switches, some of them in the original Lucas boxes. Original Lucas NOS switches are much higher quality than...

Here is a very rare 6 volt Lucas Coil from the 1940s or 1950s. It is in excellent new old stock condition, complete with a tatty original box, as shown.

This is a so-called "Owl-Eye" lighter, so named for its illuminated golden ring that guides the lighter back into its socket in low-light conditions. These were used on British cars of the late 1960s and 1970s, including MGB, MG Midget, Triumph TR6, Spitfire, Jaguar E-type Series II and III, Mini, and many others. This one is in fair condition, with a good socket, knob and amber bezel. The light is complete and clean. The insert is rusty but it might work anyhow. We haven't tested it.We have...

SMITHS ammeters in classic British cars were usually rated at 30 amps, fine for the original generator, but in case you have upgraded to an alternator, you'll need one that can handle the extra amperage.This one is made by Caerbont, the successor to the SMITHS company, on original factory tooling in the same shop that the old company occupied. It comes complete with mounting bracket and light.NOT FOR USE WITH ALTERNATORS OF GREATER THAN 60 AMPS!

This is brand new, correct oil and water gauge for an Austin-Healey Sprite or MG Midget from about 1958 to 1979. The lettering style on the face is correct for 1968 and later cars, although this gauge is otherwise very similar to the earlier style, and it will work in any Sprite or Midget, regardless of year. It comes complete with bracket and grommet for the firewall. This gauge is the standard 2-inch (52 mm) small British gauge size. It is manufactured by Caerbont, the company which took...

This brand new oil pressure and water temperature gauge, made by SMITHS in England, is the correct one for MGBs with the metal dash, MG Midgets and Austin-Healey Sprites, some Austin-Healey 3000s, Morgans, and Land Rovers. It looks identical to the MGA gauge, except that it is marked "SMITHS" instead of "JAEGER," and will work fine in just about any car, British or otherwise. It comes complete with bracket and grommet for the firewall. This gauge is the standard 2-inch (52 mm) small British...

These kits are now in stock. This is a good reproduction of a kit which was made in the 1960s and 1970s to adjust, tune and synchronize SU carburetors. We have a set of these and use them often. Well, as often as we bother to tune the SU's, that is, which isn't as often as we should..... Includes a jet wrench, instruction booklet and enough special carb tools to balance two or three carburetors.

This is an original Tecalemit grease gun, similar to the gun fitted to AC Ace, Aceca and Cobra, Triumph TR4 and TR6. It is in good condition and would be a worthy addition to the tool kit of any British car of the 1950s or 1960s.

This is a new forged steel 3/8" 12-point drive socket set, made by the venerable King Dick Tool Company in England. Included are Whitworth sizes 1/8" through 1/2". We use these sockets regularly in our shop and have found them to be of excellent quality.Whitworth fasteners were used on virtually all English cars and motorcycles through the 1970's.