- Created: 04-03-17
- Last Login: 12-16-25
- Member of Club: Keystone British Car Club, Austin-Healey Sports & Touring Club
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K&T Vintage Sports Cars
British car repair and restoration shop in Bethlehem, Pa. (Lehigh Valley of eastern Pennsylvania.)
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Description: Striking late-model rubber-bumper MGB, black with distinguished wide silver racing strip with red pin stripe. Wire wheels, vinyl top in excellent condition, interior good and comfortable. Kenwood Pandora MP3/WMA KDC-21OU radio/USB/CD player installed as a modern convenience. | Get in touch for pricing and details.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Earliest model of the popular postwar MG 'T' series cars — and right-hand drive. Good running car we’re selling for the estate of a caring owner who passed away. Beautiful two-tone green exterior, with green leather interior. An absolutely great example of a classic 'T.' Call for more information and pricing.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: If you’ve been looking for a classic Morgan, this is 1962 Plus 4 is the car you've been looking for. We’ve just gotten it in for consignment sale, and are in the process of checking it out, but here are some photos. Get in touch for more information, or to arrange to see it.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: We have five (5) brand-new 5.5 x 15-in steel wheels for a Triumph TR6 for sale. Never used. CALL TO DISCUSS PRICE.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Recently repainted and new carpet, but otherwise unrestored example of this classic Healey BJ8, in Olde English (Ivory) White. Gauges and carbs rebuilt, new water pump, new tires and wheels. Comes with correct tool kit, hammer and jack, British Motor Industry Heritage Trust certificate, and notebook full of history of work done on the car.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Can we interest you in a late-model high-performance British-made supercar you can drive around town? After years spent building winning F1 racers, McLaren makes beautiful cars for public roads, although this is certainly not your every day car. One owner, with only 3,200 miles on the odometer. Twin-turbo V8 engine, seven-speed, dual-clutch automatic transmission. Dihedral doors — which open up and out. Call for details or to arrange a visit to drive and discuss.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Nice late-model rubber-bumper MGB in good driving condition. This is a solid car — no rust — with 56,1756 on the odometer. A special treat: Comes with rare dealer-installed air conditioning, for those hot, humid days when putting the top down just isn’t enough. We’ve just installed a brand-new top with zip-out rear window.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: E-Types are meant to be driven, and this one is ready to go to a new owner who wants to take it on the road. Seats and console have been reupholstered with new leather. Complete bare-metal repaint. Very solid car.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Nice example of an early pull-handle MGB that has been updated for improved performance while maintaining original looks. Very desirable overdrive. Mods include fuel injection system and adjustable fuel sump system. Beautiful and clean engine bay, featuring aluminum radiator and oil cooler. Converted to negative ground with alternator, and one 12volt battery instead of original dual 6volts. Nice dash and interior, with seats in excellent condition. Aftermarket metal window cranks and door handles to replace original prone-to-breaking plastic. Original red carpet word and faded, especially on transmission tunnel, so could use replacement. Good repaint, chrome wire wheels. Canvas tonneau cover.
Publish Date: 12-16-25
Description: Restored in 2016 and hasn’t been driven since then. This car is the featured twin-cam car in the 1996 book “MG Sports Cars” by John Heilig, which notes that just 2,111 of these twin cam MGAs were built from 1958 to 1960. Purchased new locally in 1960 and well-cared for by a collector. We did a body-off cosmetic restoration to the rust-free car and returned it to the owner’s garage. We purchased the car from the owner’s estate, and found it parked in the same spot where we put it after restoration in 2016. After a little going-over, the car runs and drives great and could use a new home with someone who will care for this gem.
Publish Date: 12-16-25