MOT – July 2027 An unusual and charismatic alternative to the traditional British roadster, ‘HK63 BVZ’ is a Wildmoor Hawke, a Morgan-inspired two-seat sports car combining traditional styling with considerably more modern mechanicals.

The Hawke was originally developed by GCS Cars during the 1990s.

According to the accompanying history, production rights subsequently passed to Tiger Racing before being acquired by LCD in 2003, where the design was developed to accommodate Ford's Zetec range of engines.

Production remained extremely limited, with the Hawke Owners’ Club estimating that only around 135–145 examples were produced in total.

This particular example has an especially interesting history.

According to the substantial accompanying documentation, it was professionally constructed as a one-off project by Wildmoor Motor Traction Company of Oldbury, near Birmingham.

The kit is understood to have been one of the last produced and was acquired from a private seller who lived on...