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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	Triumph TR3A, 1960. Prior body off frame restoration still in excellent condition. This is the nicest driving TR3A you can buy. Includes soft top, side curtains and tonneau cover. Optional wire wheels are available. $26,500.
	Triumph TR250, 1968. Jasmine with very nice black interior. Seventy-two spoke chrome wire wheels with redline tires. Excellent condition. $26,995.
	Austin-Healey Sprite, 1960. A fun sports car for an economical price. Early Sprites have been appreciating in value and nice ones like this are getting harder to find. $16,500.
	Triumph TR6, 1976. An excellent original example with only 40,xxx original miles. Exceptionally nice original interior. Overdrive transmission and redline tires. A very high quality TR6. $19,995
	Triumph TR3A, 1960. Wire wheels and overdrive transmission. Weather gear and luggage rack. Ready to tour. $22,995.
	Chevrolet Bel Air, 1957. This is a very original Bel Air with 117,xxx miles. Rebuilt 283 V-8 and powerglide transmission. Recent paint with an excellent ORIGINAL interior. Drives great. $29,995.
	Triumph TR4A, 1966. Excellent paint and new black interior. Independent rear suspension. KN alloy wheels. Very nice condition. $21,995.
	Jaguar XK-E, 1969. Primrose with very nice black interior. Four speed with factory air conditioning. Very nice condition. $29,995.
	Triumph TR 250, 1968. British racing green with nice black interior. Severty-two spoke wire wheels. $26,995.
	Triumph TR 6, 1974. French blue with nice black interior. Excellent running and driving six. Completely serviced and ready for summer. $13,995.
	Triumph TR 4A, 1965. Fresh body off frame restoration. Signal red with new black leather interior and burl walnut dash. Rebuilt and balanced engine. Overdrive transmission, independent rear suspension with new chrome wire wheels and Michelin tires including spare. New top, top boot, chrome, trim and seals. $29,995.
	Pontiac GTO, 1967. Gulf Turquoise with black interior. Disc brakes. 350 Horsepower NOM 400 with Turbo 400 transmission. Very nice condition. $34,995.
	BOSS 302, 1970. Rare factory Lime Metallic. Shaker hood, slats and rear spoiler. Marti report. Beautifully restored. $54,995.
	Morgan +4, 1956, This is a rare +4 four place Morgan. Good mechanicals and solid body. The cosmetics are weak but the car runs and drives. Restore or use as it is and improve over a period of time. Soft top, side curtains and tonneau cover. Very reasonable at $14,995.
	Triumph TR250, 1968. This is a rust free Arizona 250 in need of restoration. The original color is Jasmine with black interior. The engine has been rebuilt. The car has a standard 4-speed. An overdrive unit is included along with many new parts. $9,995.
	Austin-Healey 3000 MK III, 1965. British racing green with superb original interior. Beautiful condition top to bottom. Drives perfect. $54,995.
	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. $49,995.
	MGA, 1957. Dark red with tan interior. Runs and drives very good. Solid "A" for a moderate price. $13,995.
	Jaguar "S" Type, 2004. Dark blue with tan leather interior. Six speed automatic, 4.2 293 horsepower V-8, sunroof, CD, etc. Only 73K miles. These "S" type Jaguars are wonderful to drive. Factory warranty. $12,995.
	Triumph TR6 Factory Hardtop. Very good condition with mounting hardware. $995.