Forty Years of
British Motoring,
Kept in the Best
Possible Order.
Dean’s spent a lifetime around classic cars and the people who love them. This is his corner of it — five decades of British metal, the stories behind them, and designs made for the folk who still turn out every weekend.
Stories
Three Men in Dean’s Consul
The Junk & Disorderly crew found the 1955 Ford Consul at Newbury — and one by one, climbed in.
The man with the trophies
Meet Dean
If you’ve done the UK show circuit for any length of time, you’ve probably met Dean — usually with a cloth in one hand, handing out the trophies, and happy to talk for an hour about a car that isn’t even his.
He runs a rare black 1955 Ford Consul drophead and a red Jaguar XJS, both kept to the standard he holds everyone else’s to: properly. He’ll tell you that the joy of it was never the cars on their own. It was the physical graft, the early starts, and the people you only ever meet in a field at dawn with a bacon sandwich going cold on the bonnet.
For most of his life this was the hobby. Now, with a small team behind him, Dean’s making it the work — somewhere to gather the cars, the shows and the people he’s spent decades among, and to share it properly.
Pull up a chair. The kettle’s on.
Five Decades of British Motoring
From post-war optimism to rally-bred heroes. Each decade, a different chapter.
The Collection
Designs made for people who know their stuff — not to shout, just to signal. Five decades of British motoring, on your terms. High-quality prints, curated details, and accessories that belong at any show field.
