Finished in Radiant Red with a black interior, this particularly rare right-hand drive Griffith Series 200 has been restored to an exceptional standard - no nut, bolt, washer or screw remaining untouched.

Originally produced in rolling chassis configuration for the American-market, where it was known as a Griffith 200 after its New York distributor Jack Griffith who offered them as a credible alternative to the legendary AC Cobra, with this example being possibly one of just a handful of right-hand drive examples to be produced.

It's well known that the British Motor Trade in the 1960s was never cash rich and, consequently, low-volume manufacturers were always open to any offer that would assist their cash flow predicament.

This Griffith 200 was to aid that process, with this example being verified by the TVR register as having left the factory in kit form, or factory disposal stock as it was known at the time! Initially, as with many Griffiths, the chosen route was motor racing, w...