• Delivered new to K W Mackenzie by Alexander Engineering and prepared by them • Considerable period race history • Known ownership history • Present ownership since 1985 • Restored to original specification over a 10-year period • Exceptionally well researched and documented "Those of us who raced Turners, of whatever mark or power, enjoyed some classic sport, safe, reliable and competitive." - Wing Commander Kenneth William Mackenzie DFC AFC (1916 - 2009) Welsh engineer Jack Turner (1916 - 2011) started out by making a special for his own use and only became involved in motor manufacturing when he was asked to make others.

Turners were built initially in Selsdon, Staffordshire and then at Pendeford Aerodrome, Wolverhampton.

The first Turner road car was the Sports, seven examples of which were made as 'rolling chassis' kits during 1951/52, leaving customers to source their own engines and bodies.

Like the contemporary Cooper and Tojeiro, the Turner used a ladder-type frame chassis...