Alvis Speed 25 'Charlesworth' DHC, year 1936. Chassis number 13362SB, engine number 15149, body number 14128.12.36 (the original Charlesworth body). The body is finished in blue, combined with a blue leather interior and blue carpeting. Black mohair hood and cover. This beautiful Alvis Speed..
Bentley 3-Litre, built in 1923. Chassis number 110, engine number 104. License plate KLY 3, nickname “Wilfred”. This Bentley was delivered new on June 4, 1923. The first dated work order reads: “Stripped for racing”. This Bentley 3-Litre won a race at Brooklands in the hands of Captain Cecil Wingfield Tw..
De Morgan Aero is geproduceerd van 1920 tot rond 1933. Dit voertuig met chassisnummer B718 is van 1927. De driewieler is in goed rijdbare en in originele staat, video’s hierover zijn het bewijs. De aandrijving (koppeling & bak) en dynamo zijn op kwalitatief gezien technisch verantwoorde wijze enigszins aangepast, waarmee de technische betrou..
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 tonneau..
Who can tell me more about the whereabouts of the following car? I’m looking for information about a “Red Bentley” replica with a Mark VI chassis and a RR straight-8 B81 engine. The car was built in the Netherlands and was for sale roughly 25 years ago at Imparts in Ede. I even test-drove it there at the time. After that, it was exported to the ..
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Who knows the whereabouts of this Bentley Lemans special
Some specials look better than others and this one looks just great! Built around 30 years ago for collector Dick van Dyck, it was acquired some 20 years ago by its current caretaker, the former chairman of the Dutch Vintage Sports Car Club (DVSCC). Built on a lightweight Silver Eagle chassis, it is fitted with the desirable 3½-..
One of the Best driveable cars of the prewar area.Very fast car , preselct gearbox.Very good brakes.Engine rebuild by Talbot Specialist IS PolsonFirst owned by the Edinburgh Police Force for ceremonial dutiesFull weater equipmentRestored in the 2000’s , in 2011 the rear-axle was rebuild with a high ratio Crown ..
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..
Austin Seven RP Saloon 1934 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 work was carried out by Stanley Edge, who became one of the key fig..
Singer 1938 Twelve Drop Head Convertible sold new for 279 GPB in 1938 This Singer DHC was the Singer company top line model. Technical specifications 11.4 HP 1525 cc four cylinder OHC engine with four speed gearbox and semi elliptic leaf springs front and rear. with a wheelbase from 8 feet and 7 inch. This Singer has been owned by the last..