One of UK's rarest cars goes on display at museum after year long restoration project
- 6 months ago
One of Britain's rarest cars - believed to be the only one of its kind left in existence - has gone on display at a museum after being restored to its former glory.
The 1969 Hillman GT has been lovingly restored over the past 12 months after it was bought at auction for £5,300 last year.
The classic car has now gone on display at the British Motor Museum, in Gaydon, Warks., until autumn 2024, after which time it will go under the hammer again.
This high-performance saloon was built in Renfrewshire, Scotland and unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1969.
The 1969 Hillman GT has been lovingly restored over the past 12 months after it was bought at auction for £5,300 last year.
The classic car has now gone on display at the British Motor Museum, in Gaydon, Warks., until autumn 2024, after which time it will go under the hammer again.
This high-performance saloon was built in Renfrewshire, Scotland and unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1969.