The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

In the current ownership for 47 years; body-off restoration in the early 1980s and in regular use since; only 1,450 miles on rebuilt engine; Wilcot Robot indicators; Dunhill luggage trunk; a gorgeous little Morris that is a credit to its long-term ownerWhile 20% of the UK’s roads were tarmac in the early-1920s, by the early-1930s t..

939cc supercharged PB specification engine; imported from South Africa; HPI records suggest just one owner since being imported; starting and running since being on site; potentially a lot of fun Offered from a deceased estate, this highly specified pre-war MG is powered by a 939cc PB-specification engine coupled to a desira..

All steel 32 coupe body; upgraded 1940-spec 24-stud flathead V8; built in California in 1993; genuinely authentic early Ford hot-rod First registered on 01/01/1932, this striking Ford ’32 Roadster presents in fine order and carries all the hallmarks of a properly built, genuinely authentic early Ford hot-rod. The vendor conf..

When Rudolf Höhn, a butcher from Zurich, Switzerland, saw the 1936 Skoda Popular Roaster finish second in its class at the Monte Carlo Rally, he wanted a modern car like that—with independent suspension and a transaxle system—and ordered one for himself. In October 1937, he took delivery of the vehicle—naturally equipped with the l..

A 1937 Austin 10 Cambridge Saloon.Reg No. BPW 8456.Car No. GRL115941.Engine No. 115941.Black with brown interior.The Austin 10 was part of Austin’s best-selling model range. Fitted with a 1125cc side-valve engine, it continued in production with several upgrades along the way until 1947.

A 1936 Daimler Light 15 Six-Light Saloon.Reg No. AAP 586.Car No. 43965.Engine No. 26495.Black with brown interior.Mulliners were major contractors to Daimler, supplying a variety of body styles of which this Six-Light example was a popular choice. The 2L 6-cyl OHV engine and pre-selector g..

A 1932 Austin 7 RN Box Saloon.Reg No. 939 YUG.Car No.161630.Engine No. M162918.Red and black with red interior.The Box saloons were a popular alternative to the motorcycle and sidecar. 4 wheel brakes and a four-speed gearbox made for a tractable light car.First registered in Edinburgh in 1..

A 1932 Hillman Minx with a rare Tickford body.Reg No. YY 9613.Car No. 7533.Engine No. 7590.Cream and black with grey interior.In 1929, Hillman was taken over by the Rootes Group and some of its offerings included the Sunshine Coachwork by Salmons & Sons. Christened the Tickford Foursome Coupe..

A 1934 Alvis Firefly. Two-door DH four-seater coachwork by Cross & Ellis. Reg No. KV7063.Car No. 11116.Engine No. 11564.Red, black, and silver with red interior.Introduced in 1932, the Firefly model was notably low-slung. Its 1496cc OHV engine allied to a manual or pre-select..

A 1931 Alvis 12/60 TK. Reg No. GO 5767. Car No. 8834. Engine No. Not recorded.Maroon and black with tan interior.Uprated from the 12/50’s 1496cc, the 12/60 increased the engine’s capacity to 1645cc.Coil ignition was supplied as standard unless a magneto was specified. The sports version (the TK) ..