The 1935 Rod Briggs AC6 Special is an interesting example of a "special"—a vintage competition car built around original pre-war mechanical components but extensively developed over many decades. It is both a working competition machine and a rolling test-bed for the engineering work of Rod Briggs, an acknowledged specialist in pre-1963 AC six-c..
Sold | $43,680 USD One of 6,986 Deluxe Convertible Coupes produced for 1940Benefits from an excellent rotisserie restoration under previous ownershipL-head inline six-cylinder engine; three-speed manual with overdriveWonderfully presented in Boatswain Blue over red leather Richly appointed with a remark..
Almost certainly chassis number L542 is the most original AC 16/70 4 seat sports tourer surviving. Only 2 private owners from new. Delivered in July 1937 to Mr. J.D. Whitley of Greenall Whitley Brewery, Warrington. Bought by Cat and Lion Garage, Stretton by Warrington in about 1980. The garage sold it to Tim Armitage in 1981. Owned by the ori..
AC (Acédès) 16/66 Drophead Coupe, year 1935.Chassis number L34X, engine number UBS.29X.Original British registration: DPC918. Colour: dark British Racing Green combined with a beige leather interior and light brown carpet trimmed with beige borders.The car is fitted with a black vinyl hood and a light brown mohair t..
Sold | $22,400 USD One of just 2,163 Sport Roadsters produced for 1932Final year for Plymouth's original Silver Dome four-cylinder engineEquipped with dual side-mounted spares, rumble seat, and folding rear luggage rackOne of Plymouth's most attractive and desirable pre-war open body styles By 1932, ..
1932
Plymouth
Model PB Sport Roadster
Schätzung $ 22.400 - 22.400
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2-door 15.7hp six cylinder saloon
The car is a 6-cylinder 2-door saloon described as the "Sportsman's coach built coupé". Only three of this model are known to have survived. I have..