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The famous white Riley of racing driver Mrs. Ivy Stephenson , Riley 12/4 Kestrel Special from 1936A car which was built as a race car and still can be successfully raced today!- A known car with racing history in New Zealand -Restored in excellent state and condition-Comprehensively files and documentation ..

Driven 25 miles to the auction; recently serviced, transferable Herefordshire registration A smartly presented 1935 Austin 10 Lichfield, registered VJ 8003, a Herefordshire-issued number which is understood to be transferable. The car spent approximately 25 years in storage before being recommissioned by the cu..

     By 1933, Railton built a variety of the larger versions which were powered by Hudson. The Hudson engine and chassis were built in the US and exported to England for Railton.      This 1934 Railton is one of the two original Alpine Trials cars sponsored by Railton and driven by Habmit Davids. Both cars not only completed the trials bu..

The most beautiful automobile design of the German pre-war eraHigh-quality, faithful and detailed reconstruction of the Spezial Roadster bodywork on the original rolling chassis of a 500 KCraftsmanship of the highest standard, fully functionalCommission (build) record on the delivery availableComprehensiv..

1938 Rolls Royce Phantom 3 Windovers LimousineChassis number: 3-CM-33Registration number: DUR255A pleasingly proportioned Rolls Royce Phantom 3 with coachwork by Windovers. The coachwork is rakish & quite streamlined when compared with some of the more ponderous coachwork found on these Phantom 3's.  This is a low mileag..

An unusual and very interesting, attractive, practical four door open cabriolet configuration make this a particularly desirable Derby Bentley, being easy to access through large doors, and ‘wide-bodied’, giving increased spaciousness and elbow room, and nicely weather resistant, with well-constructed hood, wind up windows, tonneau cover, etc, i..

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..