Le registre Triple-M encore conservé se révèle particulièrement précieux : il confirme le châssis PB0464, l’immatriculation AVF 50 et le moteur 731 APB, ainsi que la concordance du châssis, du moteur et du capot. Il mentionne également une période de propriété exceptionnellement longue à partir de 1964. La voiture figure par ailleurs dans les li..
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..
Incedibly rare right-hand drive Slough built Citroen Rosalie; subject to a thorough and well documented home restoration; running and driving example ready to enjoy Introduced in 1932, the Citroën Rosalie range comprised a variety of four- and six-cylinder models, with the 10HP occupying the middle ground between the smaller..
Restored and repainted about 5 years ago; later Series E engine and four-speed gearbox fitted for enhanced driving in modern traffic; nice transferable number of particular interest to Ferrari 599 owners One of the great automotive success stories, it is no exaggeration to say that the Eight was the car that saved Morris, of..
• Desirable and rare two-seater tourer by Vanden Plas • Needing a full restoration and comes with many spares This highly desirable, non-running, 1932 Alvis Speed 20 SA Open Tourer, wearing the unmistakable and elegant ‘low door’ coachwork by Vanden Plas, represents a pinnacle of pre-war British sporting machinery. The engine, running gear and ..
• Superbly restored to high standard • Original 4.3 Litre engine, gearbox, and chassis from new The 1937 Alvis Speed 25 Sports Tourer represents a true pinnacle of pre-war British automotive engineering, seamlessly marrying sportscar performance with an impressive degree of mechanical refinement. Launched by the Holyhead Road factory to compete..
The Riley TT SpritePercy Riley’s proven twin-camshaft layout was retained for the new Hugh Rose-designed 1½-litre four-cylinder engine, the 12/4, introduced in September 1934. The Falcon saloon debuted on the new 12hp chassis, which was also available with the familiar Kestrel saloon and Lynx tourer coachwork. In 1935, the range wa..