One of the latter interpretations of this long-running design which, like a good wine is ageing very nicely. The Brooklands features quad-headlights, colour coded grille, five spoke vented alloy wheels and B monograms adding to its attractiveness. The more extensive use of polished, figured veneers is evident with the later central panel incorporating its gear selector and surround. This example is stunningly specified in Wildberry with Dove Grey fine connolly hide framed with Burgundy piping and top roll. Fuel injected, this is one of the late pre-turbo cars, being the most reliable and least complex combinations so it is the ideal enthusiasts’ choice. Since new, the car could not have been in better hands for maintenance-P and A Wood until 2003, then the renowned ex-Jack Barclay specialist Denis Eva until 2015 and Frank Dale & Stepsons ever since who have just carried out the car’s annual appraisal attending to whatever necessary. The total mileage is 56,000 from new. Paintwork and interior is lovely and the engine compartment could win a concours prize