1963 Daimler SP250 Dart
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The 1963 Daimler SP250 Dart is a standout example of British automotive craftsmanship, now available for auction. This classic roadster, with its striking green hue, represents a unique blend of style and performance, featuring Daimler's notable 2.5-litre V8 engine. Known for its lightweight glassfibre construction, the SP250 was first introduced in 1959 and quickly gained a reputation for delivering a distinct driving experience.
This particular model, built as a late 'C'-specification car, benefits from improvements that enhance its chassis rigidity and overall handling. Originally supplied in Daimler Ivory with a black interior, it maintains its original, elegant color scheme to this day. The vehicle's previous owner acquired it in 2004 and initiated a comprehensive restoration focused on preserving its originality. This attention to detail is highlighted by the retention of period features like the EKCO 917 radio and Jaeger clock.
Mechanical updates have been thoughtfully incorporated to improve usability, including the addition of rack-and-pinion steering and electronic ignition, enhancing the car's drivability while maintaining its classic character. The V8 engine continues to be a defining feature, offering impressive performance and flexibility.
Post-restoration, the Daimler SP250 achieved significant success on the concours circuit, even earning the title of 'Best in Show' at a prestigious car show. It has been a prominent figure within the Daimler & Lanchester Owners’ Club and has been featured in various publications.
With approximately 70,600 miles on the clock, this vehicle is accompanied by a comprehensive history file, complete with restoration records, historical documents, and memorabilia. Offered with its original hard top, hood, and extensive tool kit, this SP250 is ready for immediate enjoyment. This auction presents a rare opportunity to own a meticulously maintained and highly regarded example of a classic British sports car.





