Der Markt; alle Pre-War fahrzeuge zu verkaufen

Hello, I am in possession of a 1937 Frazer Nash BMW 329 Cabriolet. It has right hand steering. To my knowledge, this is a very rare vehicle. It is featured in Great Marques, BMW by Jeremy Walton, General Editor, John Blunsden on page 22 with license plate number AYS185. I am very interested in finding a buyer for this vehicle.

Stalled Restoration! This Rare 1935/6, 11hp Singer is one of just ten known to have survived world wide. It is believed to be ultra low millage having been last Registered (used) in 1954. It was virtually unused during WW2. (1939-45) The derelict saloon body was removed some years ago  and construction started on a new (steel tube frame) sports ..

1934 Rolls Royce 20/25 Fixed Head Coupe by Barker.Chassis Number: GAF18First time on the market in decades.  We discovered this beautiful Rolls Royce 20/25 in a deceased estate on the west side of Paris.  The car had a complete restoration by renowned  Parisian classic car specialists LeCoq about a decade ago & ha..

Much sought after Bentley 4 1/4 overdrive series Park Ward 4-door Saloon. Chassis number 87MX. Imported to Sweden from GB in 1970 by recently deceased enthusiast.  Has British reg.nr. Prewious owner had during his ownership 1959-70  extensive maintenance and restoration work carried out to engine,  chassis and body.  All chromium plating was redone..

1931 Alvis 12/50 TJ Relatively Unmolested Wide BodyTourer This well running and dependablelittle car needs a new home.I use the car regularly and it runswell with no problems. The car can be sold with a host of spares includingoriginal wings or without.Car lives in Lincolnshire just outside Grantham. £20K

Recommissioned around 10 years ago after a period in storage; delightfully original sports saloon; recently used for various UK tours This Standard Avon Special of 1934 has much in common with the ‘Jaguar’ SS1 of the same period: Standard chassis, 2.1 litre straight six engine, stylish hand-built sports bodywork and an alluring degree of ..

Lovely original condition; only four owners from new; vast maintenance history; still used for Continental touring The Armstrong Siddeley motor company was formed in 1919 and produced some of the best luxury vehicles of the twenties and thirties, indeed it is the only company known to have been considered a threat to Rolls Royce’s pre-emi..

Professionally constructed Riley Special; aluminium over ash body; very pretty; restored rolling chassis; new tyres; instant fun The Riley company motto, “As old as the industry – as modern as the hour” summed up the product range very nicely. Their masterstroke came in 1926 when the Nine was announced.Estimate £26,000 - £32,000. F..

Recently restored including rebuilt engine, brakes overhauled, new hood and tonneau; smart example of this sporting four-seater From the late 1920s to the mid ‘30s the Singer Car Company made a prolific range of machines and by 1928 had become the third largest car manufacturer in England.Estimate £16,000 - £18,000. For more detail..

One of only 682 made; ex-Phil Lomax Collection; recent engine overhaul; new front shocks, kingpins and hood; useful spares; VSCC papers; on the button and ready to go The diminutive baby Austin made an unlikely sports car. The butt of many jokes when unveiled to the public in 1923, it was Herbert Austin’s son-in-law, Arthur Waite, who sug..