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1924/1950 Mark VI Bentley Straight Eight William Arnold bodied special.Chassis number: B94HRRegistration number: FFK382This car was constructed using a Mark VI chassis & an original Willam Arnold body that in 1924 graced an original 3.0 Bentley.  The work was done in 2010 with much of it being undertaken by marque specialists Racing G..

1930 Bugatti Type 49 Registration Number: SV6603 Chassis Number: 49125 Under the current ownership for well over 30 years & first time to Market. This car was discovered by the current onwer in Hungary & brought back to the UK in cicumstances best left unsaid as it was behind the iron curtain at the tim..

1929 Buick 116 Baquet "Exquisite and FAST" In 1929, Buick offered this new series, the 116, They were named after their wheelbase measurements. The 1929 Buicks were slight raked, all models had fuel pumps, Marvel carburetors, and Delco-Remy ignition. The Series 116 was also available has a Sport Coupe Roadster. The engine was an overhead valve s..

Early Sandford, oldest known of the make. Just discovered. Perfect winter project!

 

Sold | £51,750 GBP Delivered new to the Bradford Corporation as a single-deck bus and later converted to its current “Charabanc” body styleRestored over the 1970s and 1980s and later formed part of private collections in the United States, Canada, and United KingdomParticipated in HCVS events including the Trans Pennine ..

1926 Chrysler Biposto Racer, 4 cylinders, 3100ccm, 40HP, hydraulic brakes, frictions shock absorber, aluminium body, rolling chassis, engine, transmission, all Chrysler components, leather seats... The car will be delivered with new German  technical inspection (TÜV) and historical plates (H-Zulassung)91077 Neunkirchen am Brand - G..

The Vauxhall Ironworks was based near Vauxhall Bridge in London before the factory relocated to Luton in 1905, by which time the company had established its reputation for building high quality motorcars. The 30-98 name appeared in 1913 - the ‘30’ is thought to be a reference to the power produced at 1000 rpm and ‘98’ being the max..

Company / History The Austin Seven was introduced to the public in 1922. Sir Herbert Austin, later known as Lord Austin, was responsible for the original design of the Seven. Much of the detailed engineering and development was carried out by Stanley Edge, who was one of the key figures behind the Austin Seven models. 

Unrestored but very solid and honest car. Engine: 4 cylinder, 2200cc, 22hp. Three speed manual transmission.