The only one of its type still existing Restored during the COVID lock-down years Engine overhauled and upgraded Many-time concours prize-winner Powered by a lusty 3.3-litre straight six, this Sunbeam 20hp four-seater drophead coupé is the only known authentic example of its type in existence. The car has all matching numbers and comes with bu..
Original ownership until 1995 Extensively restored by John Savage in 2002 Prepared for historic rallying (but never used) Preserved in dry storage since purchase in 2005 This Lancia Aprilia saloon was ordered new from Abbott of London by one Rodney Wilkinson, a war hero who was awarded the Military Cross while fighting in Italy. Failing eyesig..
One of an estimated 65 3½-Litre cars built Originally bodied as a saloon Replica T9 Tourer coachwork Maintained with no expense spared Said to be running very well "Summed up, the 3½-litre Lagonda is a car of character which abounds in practical features of the kind appreciated by the motorist of experience. In these days of high-speed engine..
The earliest known survivor of only 44 built Last on the road in 1962 Single family ownership since then Original and unrestored Offered in need of total restoration Autovia is, without doubt, the best car that most people have never heard of. Established in 1936 by Victor Riley, Autovia Cars Ltd used Riley's engineering and technology as the..
Rare Post-Vintage Thoroughbred Single family ownership 1936-2009 Engine rebuilt by Formhalls in 2012 Offered from a deceased's estate "The 75 is a remarkably fast car from place to place, not just because it has a genuine maximum speed above 74mph, which is very good indeed, but because speeds anywhere up to 55 or even 60mph can be held pleas..
Supplied new to Kent County Police An older restoration Purchased by Nick Baldwin in 2021 Used sparingly in recent years In 1932 Singer introduced one of its fondest remembered and most successful models: the Nine. The Nine's immediate ancestor was the 8hp Junior, a successful high-quality light car powered by a 848cc four-cylinder overhead-ca..
Single family ownership for over 50 years Rare factory coachwork Last driven around 2005/2006 Offered for restoration "Summed up, the 3½-litre Lagonda is a car of character which abounds in practical features of the kind appreciated by the motorist of experience. In these days of high-speed engines, the fitting of a big power unit capable of h..
Originally a saloon by H J Mulliner Re-bodied in 1960 £110,000 spent since 2017 Payne overdrive fitted Of the 2,442 'Derby Bentleys' manufactured (1,421 being 4¼-Litre models), almost 50 percent were bodied by Park Ward in a limited number of styles; this example, however, was originally completed with saloon coachwork by H J Mulliner. The cur..
Known ownership history dating back to 1950 Long-term enthusiast ownership 1960-2020 Stored in a heated garage from 2004 Present ownership since 2020 Requires recommissioning Manufactured by Robert Bamford and Lionel Martin, the first Aston-Martins (the hyphen is correct for the period) rapidly established a reputation for high performance an..
Rare Post-Vintage Thoroughbred Known ownership history Present ownership since 2001 Fully restored "...the first production Continental was car number OH 10101 and true to Staines tradition, it wasn't typical of the production cars, having a standard vertical 2-litre radiator and not the shuttered, sloping one." - Lagonda - a History of the..