complete, correct, undisturbed car, in sound condition bodily and mechanically, but very scruffy cosmetically. The paint is old and in poor condition, and the chromework needs attention. The interior retains its original, special order plain green leather, but is past its best! The engine was re-furbished by Sargeant’s of Goudhurst about twenty ..
Now, here's a car to excite any classic sports car enthusiast and an opportunity to have a lot of fun without investing in a museum car. Let me be very clear - this is not an original SS One car, but neither is it a replicar; it is a customized integration of appropriate SS and Standard parts. As I understand it, a 1934 SS One Airline Saloon, cha..
This is a very low production car, only 894 in total ( standard and custom together)were build. The car runs and drives beautifull. For further information please contact me; call +(31)-(0)-180-633502 or email
This car was part of a great collection belonging to the Low-Countries Motor Museum. It had been bought in 1991 at an auction in its original condition by the famous car restorer Bill Barrott (BB Motor Components Ltd) who specializes in Sunbeam, Talbot and Talbot-Lago. Then he started a painstaking restoration program which extended over four ye..
The car offered here is a 1932 C14. Found in a near derelict condition in Switzerland in 1968, it was bought by the American collector Art Liebermann who entrusted the restoration to the Panelcraft works of London in 1969. The very astonishing and probably unique wicker body was refabricated after the damaged parts collected. After being restore..
This 1935 Type 57 Stelvio DHC with chassis #57314 and engine #162 was sold new in Alsace on March 7, 1935, to its first owner, Mr. Dettwiller (for 65 000 Francs according to the Bugatti invoice). Mr. Dettwiller did not keep his Bugatti for long and this modernized car joined the original chassis at the factory in order to be sold. In 1961 the co..