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Sold | $67,200 USD Formerly owned by noted Cadillac collector Dan GernattAACA National First Senior and CCCA Premier Awards Very high-quality and well-preserved restoration in original colorsA lovely example of the Full Classic V-8 Cadillac Cadillac revised all of its 1931 models with the V-8 offerin..

1933 Talbot AV105 ‘Fintail’Chassis no. 35370, engine no. 212 Inspired by Cambells “Land Speed Record Blue Bird” This stunning Talbot AV105 was bodied by 'Abbotts of Farnham' in 1933. Abbott already had a contract to build bodies for Talbot and it is understood this Speeding Fintail, clearly a one-off, was desti..

Riley 12/4 SportCompletely ooverhauled technique and rebuilt by a specialist companyEngine tuned for increased performancePreselector tested on a dynamometerAxles, steeringNew rims and tiresBuilt to a high standardSoft top and cockpit coverRuns very well.German registration (H)

1936 Lagonda Rapier Ranalah TourerThe Lagonda Rapier was a small car produced first by Lagonda and after mid 1936 by the independent “Rapier Cars Ltd” in London. Only 46 were produced with the Ranalah body before the outbreak of the war. Registration : UK registeredChassis number : D11446 (330/1)Engine..

1931 Vauxhall Hurlingham    Chassis Number: T1772 Registration Number: GN3275 Body RA.548  Engine TRA.1798   Very few of these were made (just 52) when new & even fewer remain with some 20 known to be in existance world wide. This rare Vauxhall ..

1938 Rolls Royce Phantom 3 Sedanca by Schutter & Van Bakel. Chassis Number: 3-DL-130 Registration Number: UK Applied for. A very unusual Rolls Royce Phantom 3 with a Dutch body by Schutter & Van Bakel of Amsterdam who had also previously bodied a Phantom 2 Continental along with assorted Alfa Romeo's &a..

Vintage and Prestige are proud to offer this stunning 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II D-back limousine for sale.This example was imported from America by the current owners in 1992 and has remained in their hands ever since.A meticulous restoration was carried out in their own workshops between 1993-1995 where the shell and chassis were completely s..

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..

Built as a  4-seat 12/50 and sold new to Mrs Armstrong  in Northumberland, BME 119 covered well over 300 miles from the Aston Martin factory in Feltham to its first home.  As was often the case with early Aston Martins, Mrs Armstrong had the car modified from standard before delivery; in this case to take extra passengers in the rear by extendin..

An unusual, very stylish and possibly unique open car, of interesting and particularly handsome design, being relatively sleek, with spats to the rear wheels, quarter bumpers to the rear, twin side-mounted spare wheels, louvred bonnet & scuttle and ‘dropping’ waistline moulding, all complemented by a correct set of lamps and long trumpet hor..