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Daimler SP250 Dart 1963 // NOW SOLD SIMILAR CLASSICS REQUIRED

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Daimler Dart SP250

Summary

This incredible rare genuine RHD UK supplied Daimler SP250 with chassis number 104080 was first registered 8th March 1963 to Dr Christine Singer of Bedford, Bedfordshire and still retains its original registration number.

The extensive restoration undertaken during and since 2001 has been fully documented in the comprehensive history file with invoices for parts and detailed work carried out, plus a full photographic record of the car before, during and after restoration.  Works carried out include a full body and chassis restoration, completely restored original interior, full engine rebuild with unleaded conversion, gearbox and differential overhaul - all with original new or refurbished items sourced from specialist Companies.  This beautiful SP250 still remains in pristine order throughout, including the underside and is a show winner with trophys to prove.

The history file also contains the original issued buff log book, original Daimler Owners Handbook, Daimler Factory Service Manual, original Daimler Co. stamped vehicle identity plate, many past MOT Certificates, old tax discs and London Classic Motorshow Vehicle Assessment etc...

This is an outstanding example and one of the finest SP250's we have seen. Desirable and refined this classic rare genuine RHD home market Dart is not to be missed especially with values increasing year on year.

A Fresh 12 month MOT will be issued up on sale and of course the Dart is HPI Clear.

More details

The Daimler SP250, also called Daimler Dart, was built between 1959 and 1964. The SP250 was the last car introduced by the brand Daimler before the manufacturer was taken over by Jaguar in 1960. Daimler introduced the new model with the name “Dart”, but was forced to change the name because Chrysler/Dodge was owner of the “dart” trademark. Daimler called the car SP250, which was the internal project number.

Although Daimler had great expectations for the sales and production of the SP250, only 2.654 of this model left the factory chassis number 104425 being the last. It's understood that 1201 of these SP250’s were left hand drive cars.

At the introduction there were only four body colours available: Black, Ivory, Royal Red and British Racing Green. Since the end of 1960 it was possible to order a Daimler SP250 in Mountain Blue metallic. Every Jaguar color was possible for the SP250 after 1962, a result of the takeover by Jaguar.

We will consider any part exchange with funds either way no matter what it is.  We have buyers in all fields of expertise so we would consider modern cars, vans, caravans, motorhomes, motorcycles and of course any similar standard classic so just give us a call or drop us an email.

We can deliver any vehicle throughout the UK and Europe using our own covered transport or using one of our vehicle logistic partners, please ask for details.

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