1928 Triumph Super 7 Faux Cabrio Fabric bodied by Hoyal Registration Number: VP4380 Nut & bolt restored to as new. This is believed to be the only surviving example of the Triumph Super 7 with a fabric covered faux Cabrio body coachbuilt by Hoyal of Weybridge. The car has been fully rebui..
With its monocoque body, four-wheel brakes, independent front suspension and V4 overhead camshaft engine many enthusiasts view the Lancia Lambda as one of the greatest automobiles of all time. With a conventional pedal layout and H-pattern gear selection the Lambda also set the automotive template for years to come. The Lambda was..
1923 Vauxhall Type OD 23-60 Malvern Tourer Registration no. SV7736Chassis no. OD720 This Vauxhall 23-60 Malvern tourer was delivered new to Australia and comes with a list of owners in that country dating back to 1932. In May 1998 the car was imported into the UK by Andrew Booth (Orchid Cars), registered as '..
1927 Bugatti Type 40 Cabriolet number 40558 . Engine 323 (ex 40445)Delivered new to Australia in 1927, 40558 was imported into New Zealand in 1993 where it has remained in the same ownership since then.Like many Bugatti’s that have survived the post war years, this type 40 has led an interesting and well documented life. Or..
1931 Bugatti Type 46 'Superprofilée' Coupe Chassis no. 46491 Engine no. 345 One of two chassis purchased from Roland Bugatti by Richard Baudens in the 1950s & wearing its first coachwork ever fitted to the car. 5,359cc SOHC Inline 8-Cylinder Eng..
1930 Bugatti Type 49 Coupe "The Berlin Bugatti" Chassis Number: 49194 Registration Number: WRD49T Supplied to Bugatti agent Bucar of Zurich on 23rd Dec 1930 and driven there on temporary licence plate 1766-WW5 Owners: Kitty St Clair Abry (nee Holbrook) 31.5 1..
1929 Bugatti Type 44 Tourer by Ghia. Chassis number: 44477 Registration Number: PA3304 (Italy Palermo.) WE WILL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER ONE LIKE IT!!! Simply the mosty original & untouched Bugatti we have ever had the pleasure of selling. This Glorio..
A new arrival at Oldtimer Australia is this very impressive, opulent 1930 Packard 740 Custom Eight Roadster (7th Series).Ask the Man Who Owns One was Packards famous advertising slogan. It was a simple but powerful line, suggesting that the best endorsement of a Packard car came from its owners themselves - reinforcing the brands reputati..
This is an original “ Poor mans race car “ build in New Jersey by Ralph Cox , in 1935 - 39 .It has 2 speed rearend , Lovered chassis , another steering ect. Engine is standard .He was Aircraft pilot and made the body in the weymann / aircraft style with leather- clothe over padded frame. Price : please ask !