Wilson Motor Co.: Classic Cars, Rare and Exotic Automobiles

Welcome To Wilson Motor Company
Classic Cars
Rare and Exotic Automobiles
British • German • Italian • American
Triumph • Jaguar • MG • Porsche • Austin-Healy • Ferrari • BMW

About Wilson Motor Co.

Cars For Sale

ABOUT WILSON MOTOR CO.

Specializing in classic cars as well as special interest automobiles, Dennis Wilson, owner of Wilson Motor Company, has carried on the family business his father started back in 1934. Today, Wilson Motor Company carries an extensive inventory of many rare and unique cars. Looking for one you don't see on the web site? Wilson Motor Company may have the classic car you seek. It's possible that the car you're looking for is in stock but simply hasn't been posted to the web site. To be certain, contact Wilson Motor Company directly at 636-239-6781 or via email at wmco@sbcglobal.net

WILSON MOTOR COMPANY
679 International Avenue
Washington, Missouri 63090
Phone: 636-239-6781
Fax: 636-239-7873

Email: wmco@sbcglobal.net

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	Austin-Healey 3000 MKlll, 1965. Extensive restoration done in 1997 and extremely well cared for ever since. Excellent through-out. One the nicest driving BJ 8's we've ever had. $54,995
	Austin Mini Cooper S, 1967. A genuine 1275 Cooper "S". Twin fuel tanks. Beautiful restored condition.. An original big engine Cooper in this condition is rare. Hard to find anything more fun to drive. $22,500.
	Triumph TR4A, 1965. Black leather interior with white piping. Overdrive transmission and wire wheels. $22,995
	Camaro RS/SS 350, 1967. One owner with 72K original miles. 350/295 hp. Updated 400 Turbo automatic. Protecto plate. Very nicely restored. $31,995.
	Triumph TR250, 1968. This 250 runs and drives very good. Could use cosmetics, good mechanicals and everything works. $11,995.
	Triumph TR6, 1975. Delft blue with shadow blue interior. Air conditioning. Two Weber downdraft carburetors. Top boot and tonneau cover. Ready for the summer. $14,995.

	Triumph Italia, 1962. Extremely rare. This is number 301 of 329 built. Thought by some to be one of the prettiest coupes ever built. Not sure how many still exist but 24 are known. I purchased this car nine years ago. Paint is weak and the car could use a refurbishment. $57,500.
	Jaguar XK-E, 1969. Black leather interior. Four speed. Chrome wire wheels. $28,995.
	Triumph TR3A, 1960. Very nice tan interior. Excellent mechanicals. Prior body off frame restoration. $26,500.
	MGA, 1957. Dark red with tan interior. Runs and drives very good. Solid "A" for a moderate price. $14,995.
	Triumph TR6, 1976. British racing green with tan interior. Very nice condition. $16,750.
	Triumph TR3A, 1961. Black leather interior. Prior body off frame restoration with very few miles since. $28,500.
	Triumph TR4, 1965. Red leather interior. Extremely nice condition, top to bottom. $21,995.
	Volkswagon Thing, 1974. Removable doors, folding windshield, sun canopy. Great for beach or area run-about. $6,495.
	Austin-Healey Sprite, 1961. Beautifully restored. This Bugeye Sprite has upgrades that include front disc brakes, a freshly rebuilt 1275 engine and a full synchromesh FIVE speed gearbox. Excellent in all respects. $21,995.
	MGA 1600, 1961. Body off frame restoration uncompleted. Correct 1600 engine. $12,995.
	Morgan, 1956. Rare Plus 4 four place. Very interesting four place British sports model with room for the family. This Morgan would benefit from a cosmetic restoration. Excellent mechanicals. Full weather gear is included. $19,995.
	Jaguar "S" Type, 2004. Dark blue with tan leather interior. Six speed automatic, 4.2 293 horsepower V-8, sunroof, CD, etc. Only 64K miles. These "S" type Jaguars are wonderful to drive. Factory warranty. $13,995.
	Triumph TR3A, 1961. Project car for restoration. Original colors are black with red leather. $4,995.