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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 TR250, 1968.  Excellent Valencia blue paint with tan leather interior.  Tonneau cover and wire wheels. Very good condition.  $27,995.
Corvette Sting Ray, 1963.  High option car with auto transmission, power windows, steering and brakes.  AM-FM radio.  Correct dated 327-340HP Corvette engine.  $41,995.
Triumph TR3A, 1961.   Black interior with white piping.  This TR3A is in very nice condition and ready to use.  $27,995.

Triumph TR6, 1974.  A very beautiful and rare Mallard blue one owner TR6.  A European purchase plan vehicle delivered new in England.  It has only 42,340 miles from new.  Michelin redline tires, overdrive transmission, factory hardtop, soft top and luggage rack.  Excellent original condition.  $21,995.



Triumph TR4A, 1966.  A beautiful example.   It has the overdrive transmission, independent rear suspension and chrome wire wheels.  Excellent paint and interior.  $24,995.


Arnolt MG, 1955.  One of the rarest of MG’s.  There were only 102 Arnolt MG’s produced.  The restoration on this coupe was not completed because of the passing away of the owner.  Body work is finished and new leather interior partial installed.  Original engine and other components to complete are included.  An excellent investment opportunity for $26,995.


Triumph TR4A, 1967. Excellent black interior with white piping.   Chrome wire wheels.  This TR is not perfect but a good driver quality for a modest price.  $14,995.

Triumph TR3, 1957.   A very nice example of the rarer small mouth version of the TR roadster series.  This car has had a prior body off frame restoration. Upgrades include rack and pinion steering, aluminum radiator, chrome wire wheels and Lucas driving lights. Tonneau cover and weather gear.  $29,995.



MGA 1500, 1958.  Orient red with new black leather interior.  Excellent condition throughout.  Ready for touring and show.  $24,995.

Ford Sunliner convertible, 1959.   Two tone red and black with black convertible top.  Automatic transmission and V-8 engine. Continental kit and fender skirts.  Very good condition.  $19,995.

Ford Thunderbird, 1957.  Mint green with green and white interior.  Automatic transmission.  Nice running and driving T-Bird.  $28,995.
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.  $15,995.
Shelby Mustang GT350, 1966.  Original Hertz black with gold stripes re-bodied in the early 1970’s.  Owner history from that time forward. Some “R” model specs include built 350 horsepower hi-po 289 and four wheel disc brakes.  Four speed and Detroit locker.  Same owner last 21 years.  $75,000.



Lotus Eleven, 1956,  The Lotus factory Earl’s Court show car of 1956.  The centerpiece of the first Lotus presentation at Earl’s Court.  This is one of only eight special wide chassis Elevens built to meet the regulations for the LeMans 24 Hour.  Extensive west coast racing history.  Currently under restoration to the initial show car condition of 1956.  Coventry Climax FWB engine.   Price on request.

Jaguar "S" Type, 2004.  Dark blue with tan leather interior.  Six speed automatic, 4.2 293 horsepower V-8, sunroof, CD, etc.  Only 84K  miles. These "S" type Jaguars are wonderful to drive. $9,995.

Triumph TR250 original frame.  No damage or rust.  $2,795.

We have many Triumph parts for sale.  Email or call with your request.



 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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