1935 Rolls Royce Phantom 2 Brewster dual cowl tourer Chassis Number: 111TA Regitration Number: BXR2 Off test in March of 1935. This Phantom originally wore a sports Saloon body by Hooper. After being shipped to the USA the current Brewster dual cowl body was installed upon the car which it has now worn f..
The surviving Triple-M Register record is particularly useful: it confirms PB0464, registration AVF50, engine 731 APB, matching chassis, engine and bonnet, and records an unusually long period of ownership from 1964. The car is also documented in the 1000 Miglia entry records, including the 2024 event.1935 MG PB Midget – Chassis PB0464 – ..
1935 Mercedes Benz 200 W21 LWB Cabriolet Chassis number: 108020Registration Number: Applied for. Produced in 1935, this very rare Mercedes cabriolet is the enbodiment of teutonic quality manufacturing. The Mercedes 200 W21 was in production between 1933 and 1936 as the successor to the W02. This W21 is o..
This 1935 Mark II long chassis four-seater is chassis number B5/ 547/ L and has a well-documented ownership record from new that has taken it from Britain to California and Germany and home again, by way of a class win at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Cared for by Ecurie Bertelli since 2001 and running on its original but strengthened re..
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..
Took part in the 100 Miles Rally in Bruges and various VSCC events; Recent work completed in March 2026 includes a new/reconditioned water pump, refurbished exchange carburettor; upgrades include 12-volt electrics 1935 Standard 12 Deluxe, first registered in November 1935 and powered by a 1,479cc engine. The car has had 11 f..
The 1935 Rod Briggs AC6 Special is an interesting example of a "special"—a vintage competition car built around original pre-war mechanical components but extensively developed over many decades. It is both a working competition machine and a rolling test-bed for the engineering work of Rod Briggs, an acknowledged specialist in pre-1963 AC six-c..
A late ‘SC’ specification, 2.7 litre version, which incorporates various improvements over earlier models, the main one being a larger, 2762cc engine, replacing the earlier 2511cc, as well as many changes to steering & suspension, and the adoption of 19″ wheels. This one is in need of significant restoration work & is being sold as a pro..