An important part of British engineering and transport heritage; one of just two Scammell 100-tonners built and the only survivor in running and driving order; affectionately know as 'Leaping Lena'; arguably the most significant surviving British heavy haulage vehicle Initially conceived after the need arose for UK built Kit..
1936 Bugatti Type 57 Atalante. We have two available, both with european papers. Both are fully matching numbers with complete history from day one. Qualified principals please call Richard Biddulph 0044 7967 260673 for full details.
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 tonneau..
This 1934 Aston Martin MkII long chassis tourer is a stunning example of vintage Aston Martin craftsmanship. Originally delivered new to Mr King of Norwich in December 1934, the car remained in the King family until 1952. It was enjoyed next by Mr Briggs of Berkshire and remained in the UK until 1986 when it travelled to New York until 2002,..
1934 Railton Sports CoupéGebaut für Langstreckenrallyes2017 neu aufgebaut Motor: 4,2L Reihenacht-Terraplane-Motor, serienmäßig für RailtonKomplett überholtÖl aus der Ölwanne gepumpt, durch Spin-On-Filter zu oberen ÖlauffangschalenMotor 100 mm im Chassis nach hinten versetzt
1920 Bugatti type 22 ,16 valve Car number 922Delivered 12th October 1920 to Jarrot and Letts, LondonAn exceptional opportunity to acquire an early Bugatti with great provenance within New Zealand.922 holds a unique place in New Zealand Motoring history, being the first Bugatti imported into New Zealand. It arri..
1914 Brasier Tourer 9ABrasier were a French manufacturer who were in business from 1901 until 1930, when the company became victim of the great depression. This particular car began its life in France and is believed to have been used by the French army during the first world war. It was discovered on a farm in France in the 1970's..