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Help us find this Hispano-Suiza T30
Detlef Kayser contacted us with the question if we can help him find the 1930 (?) Hispano-Suiza in the pictures. His friend Brian Dearden-Briggs previously owned this T30 and restored the car in the early 90s. After his English friend passed away, he lost track of this beautiful PreWarCar.
Loyal readers, is there anyone who has more information on the whereabouts of the Hispano-Suiza T30 we see here?
Please comment below. Your help will be highly appreciated.
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giovedì ottobre 15th, 2020
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Hans Veenenbos
23 Ottobre 2020, 21:10
Martin Brown
30 Ottobre 2020, 07:54
Because I built the car and it would be nice to know where it is now.
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Martin Brown
22 Ottobre 2020, 23:40
Detlef,
If you do find the cars current location could you let me know, as it was the last car Brian and I rebuilt together.
Brian and I recovered the rolling chassis from the Continent back in 86. We completed the rebuild over the following couple of years.
I remember you and your brother visits The Hall on various occasions. I’ve attached a picture of a casting off the original plate.
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If you do find the cars current location could you let me know, as it was the last car Brian and I rebuilt together.
Brian and I recovered the rolling chassis from the Continent back in 86. We completed the rebuild over the following couple of years.
I remember you and your brother visits The Hall on various occasions. I’ve attached a picture of a casting off the original plate.
Detlef Kayser
26 Marzo 2020, 11:11
Thank you all for your hints and comment on the T30 Hispano. I'll try to get in touch with the owners mentioned.
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Thomas Treul
27 Marzo 2020, 11:22
Hi Detlef,
the car went from Mr. Armitage to Colin Crabbe in the late Nineties - but with the registration DXI 41 then. I will be happy to provide further information if you contact me directly.
Regards
Thomas Treul
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the car went from Mr. Armitage to Colin Crabbe in the late Nineties - but with the registration DXI 41 then. I will be happy to provide further information if you contact me directly.
Regards
Thomas Treul
Martin Brown
23 Ottobre 2020, 08:17
Thomas,
I would love to know where the Hispano’s final resting place is. I must have spent every evening after school & weekend with Brian rebuilding this car during 87/88.
Unfortunately, I was abroad with the military when Brian passed away.
Regards,
Martin.
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I would love to know where the Hispano’s final resting place is. I must have spent every evening after school & weekend with Brian rebuilding this car during 87/88.
Unfortunately, I was abroad with the military when Brian passed away.
Regards,
Martin.
David Harrison
26 Marzo 2020, 00:09
If this is the ex Tim Armitage car, I saw it after he parted with it in the workshop of Colin Crabbe at Baston being rebodied. I think it might now be owned by someone in the Veteran Car Club.
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Brendan Dillon
25 Marzo 2020, 22:55
It was once explained to me that the reason very few T30's survive is because the powerful 5 liter engine could not be stopped easily with those 2 rear wheel brakes.... remember the sand and wet mud roads of the post 1915 era...... comments invited....
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Ben Collings
25 Marzo 2020, 13:12
I think this car might have belonged to Tim Armitage from Yorkshire in the mid/late 1990's?
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Julian Taylor
25 Marzo 2020, 14:11
Yes Tim Armitage did own this car after Brian Dearden -Briggs. Seem to recall he took it to VSCC Oulton Park
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Don Williamson
25 Marzo 2020, 11:18
DS7838 is no longer on DVLA records. My memory may be faulty but I thought it was 1913 or 1914, he also had a Lancia Lambda that is still in UK.
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Francisco Carrión Cárdenas
25 Marzo 2020, 10:53
Mid 1910s type 30 short chassis with probably a non original body on it. The only I have is another photo of the car...
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The PreWarCar.com Team
25 Marzo 2020, 11:45
Francisco Carrión Cárdenas can you share this picture with us?
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Francisco Carrión Cárdenas
25 Marzo 2020, 12:09
Not at this moment... due to covid confinement I ´m far from my library currently, sorry!
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Nelson Thorpe
19 Maggio 2020, 21:07
Do we have a chassis number on this one?
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Tony Hillyard
25 Marzo 2020, 08:39
I suggest contact the DVLA in the UK and ask if they will confirm if the car is still registered in the UK. If it is, they might agree to forward Detlef's contact details to the current owner. It's worth a try.
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Stephen McCann (UK)
25 Marzo 2020, 01:42
The car in the photograph has only rear wheel brakes. The car appears to be much older than 1930 more like 1913 ?
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It was solved last March and Detlef learned where the car is.