Sold | $120,400 USD Among the most desirable body styles on one of the era’s best-regarded chassisPowered by Packard’s legendary 384.8-cid straight-eight engineLuxurious two-tone finish of tan over brown fenders with brown upholsteryDesirable appointments include uncommon dash-integrated radio, dual covered side..
Sold | $44,800 USD Originally built as a four-cylinder Model B; subsequently restored to Model 18 V-8 specificationHandsomely finished in Washington Blue with black fenders, cream wire wheels, and brown leather upholsteryPowered by a period-correct 21-stud Ford flathead V-8 with correct cylinder heads and distinctive “di..
Sold | $22,400 USD An attractive and capable alternative to the “Big Three” offerings of the era212-cid inline-six; three-speed manual transmissionPreviously restored in green over a tan interiorPioneering all-steel bodywork, new for 1935 From its founding in 1909, Hudson enjoyed a reputation for bui..
Sold | $72,800 USD The pinnacle of Classic Era Packard stylingWell-maintained older restoration in red and black over a grey interior319-cid straight-eight producing 120 hp; three-speed gearboxFeatures optional dual covered side-mounted spares with mirrors, Deluxe “Goddess of Speed” radiator mascot, Trippe Speed..
Sold | $22,400 USD A rare and authentic Series 99A Convertible from the first year of Mercury productionRestored in the late 1980s, retaining its pre-war hot rod modifications and componentsChopped and lowered, with removable Carson top, DeSoto ribbed bumpers, and two-tone custom leather interior Replacement 239..
1937 Bugatti Type 57 (5 Available) We have an assortment of Bugatti Type 57 Cars recently come available. 2 Convertibles, 1 Four door Berline & 2 Two door coupes. Qualified Buyers please call Richard Biddulph 07967 260673 for details
Absolute highlight - exceptionally good condition!This 500K Cabriolet B, is probably unique judging by its condition! Built in 1935 - the first delivery was to London! The vehicle was restored by a specialist and since then meticulously and professionally maintained to preserve this unique condition! As they say - ONE OF A KIND!..
This 1924 3 4 ½ Litre Bentley has an interesting history from her rebirth in Scotland in the 1960’s as a car representing the racing style of the vintage TT period.Mechanically rebuilt by the team at Vintage Bentley, today she maintains the patina of regular use, with excellent hydraulic brakes, coil ignition via twin magnetos, and a besp..
The 20/25 HP chassis GAF68 was sold on 2nd November 1934 to Pass + Joyce Ltd., London, for “Stock”. In January 1935 it was delivered to James Young for a saloon body with division. The first owner was Lord Trent (John Campbell Boot), the second Baron Trent of Boots Chemists. He acquired the car in February 1935 and owned it for more than 20 year..