A wolf in sheep’s clothing: this 1938 Delahaye 135M with coachwork by Figoni & Falaschi has got more grunt and power underneath the beautiful skin than one can imagine. The model 135 with a lower chassis and a more powerful engine was first introduced at the Paris Auto Show in 1935 and completed the top of the range for Delahay..
1931 Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Spider, Chassis 2111006 Ex-Works Alfa Corse and Scuderia FerrariTazio Nuvolari’s Coppa Ciano race-winning car1932 & 1934 Mille Miglia, and 1932 Targa Florio entrant6,500-hour, £805k Jim Stokes restoration to 1932 Mille Miglia specificationRetains original engine and peri..
Well restored TA Midget on offer from a private Collection with limited recent use.In the pre-war era, few manufacturers were as synonymous with the traditional British sports car as MG - and few models represented the freedom they offered better than the Midget. Lightweight and nimble, these basic yet engaging machines opened the ..
This BMW left the BMW factory in januari 1939 to BMW Versuchsabteilung. Car was delivered to her first owner in December 1939 through dealer Bovenkamp in Wuppertal. Original color of the car is black. Engine and gearbox ar completely overhauled. Invoices available. Chassis and brake system is overhauled as well. Dashboard and instruments are res..
A Charlesworth-bodied Speed 25 with London Motor Show provenance, benefiting from extensive restoration, an uprated engine and a history of regular touring in Britain and Europe.By the late 1930s, Alvis had established a reputation for producing thoughtfully engineered cars that combined performance with refinement. The Speed 25 co..
D.B. 6 Monoposto – Deutsch Bonnet Grand PrixLa primissima monoposto D.B.Storia sportiva eccezionalmente ben documentataGareggiata intensamente da René Bonnet (1947–1950) Questa D.B. 6 Monoposto è un esemplare unico sopravvissuto ai primi anni del dopoguerra del motorsport francese. Costruita a Ch..
Hi everyone,I have recently acquired an exceptionally solid, original MG 4-seater open tourer body (94-inch wheelbase) with an intact, healthy ash frame and original metal panels. This body has spent the last few decades well-protected on a modified chassis and is now looking to be reunited with its correct 6-cylinder running gear...
This car is one of the last SS100's produced, being registered in April 1939 by Birmingham dealer P.J. Evans to first owner Denis Patterson. Within a month of taking delivery Patterson was competing in the RSAC Scottish Rally in the car. The original buff continuation logbook contained in the history file, issued some time prior to 1954, records..