Originally a Barker-bodied Enclosed Drive Pullman Limousine Original engine stamped S75 Once played the part of one of T E Lawrence's armoured cars in the 1962 motion picture, Lawrence of Arabia, starring Peter O'Toole. Now presenting with a Barker-style Open Tourer Known ownership history Present ownership since 2022 Extensive histor..
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..
Displayed on the Stutz stand at Olympia in 1929 Fully restored in the late 1980s/early 1990s Over 20,000 trouble-free miles covered since the rebuild Offered for sale by a noted Stutz collector Very rare and desirable, this Stutz was displayed on the manufacturer's stand at the Olympia Motor Show in 1929. The Lancefield body is fabric-covered ..
Delivered new to Australia An older restoration Returned to the UK in 2019 Subsequently recommissioned Magneto overhauled Standard's models produced in the 1920s were named after English towns: not just those local to the factory such as Canley, Kenilworth, Warwick, and Coventry, but some much further afield, e.g. Teignmouth, Falmouth, and Ex..
Armstrong Siddeleys' first four-cylinder model Offered from long-term dry storage Started and driven recently Requires recommissioning Armstrong Siddeley was created in 1919 by the fusion of the mighty Armstrong Whitworth engineering combine and the Coventry based Siddeley-Deasy Motor Manufacturing Company. Managing director John Siddeley's so..
1923 Rolls-Royce 20HP Open Drive Landaulette by Hooper Registration: XR1651 Chassis no: GA63 Engine no: G679 Mileage shown: 9,954 Ordered in 1923 First registered in February of 1924; GA63 comes to us from previous ownership spanning longer than half a century, durin..
The Rolls-Royce acquisition of Bentley Motors in 1931 ensured the survival of the Bentley name. The first of what would become known as the ‘Derby’ Bentleys was produced in 1933. Based on established Rolls-Royce chassis and engines, the “silent sports car” was a tireless long distance tourer. It combined renowned Rolls-Royce refinement with Bent..
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4 ¼ Litre MX Series Sedanca Coupé by Thrupp & Maberly
From a celebrated 'oily rag' collection; wonderfully original; runs and drives; a historically important machine with a vast and fascinating history file France’s oldest car manufacturer and one of the greatest names in motoring history, Panhard et Levassor was founded in 1887 by Rene Panhard, Emile Levassor and Belgian lawyer Edo..
A wonderful 'oily rag' example owned by its first lady owner until her death in 1977 when it was bequeathed to her Chauffeur; owned by our well known vendor since 2012; fantastic patina, unadulterated and much as it left the Humber factory in 1928! Founded as a bicycle maker in 1868, Humber began motor car production in c.1900 with..