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One of the most elegant Phantom II ever made. Ordered new by Armand Esders just after he bought his Bugatti Royale Roadster and also without headlights ( “as one does not drive by night”). A car of pure and minimalist elegance, but fitted with very exclusive luxurious fittings. A piece of art on wheels which has never been shown at any Concours ..

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-..

 

The 1937 Riley 12/4 Sports Special sits at the intersection of two important British motoring traditions: Riley's sophisticated pre-war engineering and the long-standing culture of building "specials" from older chassis.The Riley 12/4: An Advanced Sporting CarThe underlying Riley 12/4 was introduced in 1935 as Ri..

1936 Lagonda LG45 Drop head Coupe Chassis number: 12104 Registration number: HXV183 (Previous) Fully Nut & bolt restored some years ago; this car has seen very sparing dry weather only use ever since & has also been the winner of some Lagonda club awards. Unusually the c..

Il s'agit de la voiture « Talk of Paris » de 1936, qui marque le début de la célèbre période « Figoni Streamlined Teardrop », un véritable objet d'art. Centenaire de Figoni et Falaschi. Pièce unique. Design aérodynamique Figoni n° 581.L'une des voitures les plus primées au monde... Meilleure voiture du salon, plus élégante, meilleure pein..

Already certified by the 1000 Miglia Register and FIVA approved after a meticulous restoration, this beautiful FIAT 514 Spyder has matching chassis and engine numbers as it has been manufactured in 1930 and registered in Sassari (Sardinia) on October 23rd 1931. Still on the old black license plates from that year and a gorgeous set of original docu..

En tant que Suisse, l’ingénieur en chef de Talbot, Georges Roesch, concevait ses voitures en pensant à la conduite alpine. Grâce à la combinaison d’un moteur six cylindres à soupapes en tête puissant et robuste, de freins efficaces, d’une direction légère et précise ainsi que d’un châssis compact, léger mais solide, il n’est pas surprenant que l..