Great British Sports
Paul has raced numerous British Sports cars as well as Porsche over the years. He was inspired by his father who used to succesfully Autocross a Twin Cam Escort as well as race both a Lotus 7 and a Cooper Fomula 3 in the 70s.
It's an ideal line to run along the main specialty of Porsche as Paul has extensive experience from his racing days of cars like the Marcos Ginetta and Caterham. He has won numerous races both here and internationally as well as being a Porsche champion in 1995 and a championship runner up in a Caterham K in 1996, so is well qualified to demonstrate the cars he sells.
As with Porsches, to a certain extent the history of these cas often is a major factor when considering making a purchase. Whether it be a race car or just a fun weekend car we will do our best to advise you.
Marcos
Marcos are one of the renowned small family run businesses that have built British sports cars since the 1960's. Nobody can deny that they have had their problems over the years but to this day the brand still exists and they have had numerous achievements in the motoring racing world. When you start one of those V8 engines that Marcos have been made famous for then it suddenly becomes apparent why the other 1,000 owners decided to make the purchase too!
Ginetta
Owned by few and admired by many was the catchphrase that Ferarri used to use but the same could be said for this unique brand of British Sports Cars.
Caterham
Believe it or not this brand started out in the garage of Colin Chapman's girlfriend back in 1947. He went on and raced the car in 1950 at Silverstone and won his first ever race. He developed the car further and produced his third car, a road version in 1951 calling it a Lotus III. The rest as they say is history and Caterham is now a widely respected sports car both on and off the track.
