AC (Acédès) 16/66 Drophead Coupe, year 1935.Chassis number L34X, engine number UBS.29X.Original British registration: DPC918. Colour: dark British Racing Green combined with a beige leather interior and light brown carpet trimmed with beige borders.The car is fitted with a black vinyl hood and a light brown mohair t..
An excellent example of Riley’s beautiful 9hp Imp, one of only around 120 believed to have been manufacturedSold new in 1934 by Boon and Porter of Castelnau, in Barnes, West LondonSeveral periods of long-term ownership – one for 46 yearsProven reliability on recent tours and light competitionEasy to use Pre-Selector t..
The Riley TT SpritePercy Riley’s proven twin-camshaft layout was retained for the new Hugh Rose-designed 1½-litre four-cylinder engine, the 12/4, introduced in September 1934. The Falcon saloon debuted on the new 12hp chassis, which was also available with the familiar Kestrel saloon and Lynx tourer coachwork. In 1935, the range wa..
This is a truly rare and handsome machine: a matching-numbers Mk II Sports Saloon - one of only 21 ever built. Few survive and this example, chassis J4/ 505/ L, has an astonishingly comprehensive and continuous history file, running from 1939 and its second owner. Its first owner, Miss D Evans, was active in motorsport and features..
The 1937 Riley 12/4 Sports Special sits at the intersection of two important British motoring traditions: Riley's sophisticated pre-war engineering and the long-standing culture of building "specials" from older chassis.The Riley 12/4: An Advanced Sporting CarThe underlying Riley 12/4 was introduced in 1935 as Ri..
Rolls-Royce 25/30 HP #GRP24 was sold new to Mrs. Daisie Mignot. She was the widow of the Reverend Peter Thomas Mignot (CBE) who founded the Mignot Memorial Hospital at Alderney (BCI). The chassis was bodied by Park Ward with and "Airline" style Touring Limousine body and was equipped with a large sunroof and a division that winds up under the ro..
Our Rolls Royce Phantom II 1933 is in goed driving condition, Powered by a 7,668 cc straight-six, these magnificent leviathans represent the ultimate development of the 40/50 family. They were aimed at a more sporting clientele than the standard Phantom II. Ready to drive, the RR has been imported from the UK (after Brexit) t..
1933 Rolls Royce Hooper Sports Saloon. Chassis number: GLZ60 Registration number: CG5281£100,000 Just spent at Fiennes Engineering including a full detailed engine rebuild with photographic progress reports.Vintage and Prestige Fine Motor Cars are proud to be offering this 1933 Rolls Royce Hooper Sports Saloon for sale. A pleasingl..
A good, sound car, perhaps needing some cosmetic improvement, but in sound, correct condition, and has been used & enjoyed recently by the last owner. The deep red paintwork is suffering from age, but the structure of the coachwork is fine, the doors closing nicely & fitting well. The interior is grey leather with fresh grey carpets and..
Broken down. Not working. Could bake a working engine from the 2. Found in grandfathers / uncles garage along with large amount of other de Dion parts..