TVR 420 SEAC

The 420 SEAC is the fastest and most extreme of TVR's wedge-era cars, built in small numbers with a rose-jointed chassis and part carbon-fibre and aramid bodywork. This 1987 example is described as one of only 37 and is recorded in Steve Heath's TVR book and J Tipler's 'TVR History', as well as appearing several times in 'Sprint'.

Power comes from a 5.0-litre TVR Griffith-derived V8 with a Kent 218 cam, quoted at 300 bhp and 337 lb ft. Upgrades include an ACT carbon plenum with enlarged trumpets and inlet manifold, a throttle body, ported cylinder heads, custom 17-inch wheels on Pirelli P Zero 245/40 tyres, and AP Racing discs with Bremsport four-piston calipers.

It shows 55,433 miles and is painted blue. The dealer cites extensive history and recent work by TVR specialists Str8six and TVR 101, and says it will be supplied with a fresh MOT, a service and a six-month warranty.