The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

A really magnificent car recently completed. The body by coachwork experts GP Panelcraft takes its theme & styling cues from a Hooper design. The body is a two door coupe of particularly ample proportions making for extremely spacious & comfortable seating for the front occupants. The fold out dickey seat is equally commodious with all seat..

An historically important car, first registered to Mrs A. L. Sylvester; owner of the Plaza Hotel in New York. The town car Broughham style coachwork is beautiful in its details & harks back to the days when carriages outnumbered cars on the road. This car is featured in many prominent publications including John Fasals authoritative work "The ..

Unusual & delightful. First time on the market in many many years. This very early 20hp has a wonderfully period look to it with a sharply angled Vee screen overhung by a beautifully curved extended front roof-line. Coachwork is by William Vincent of Reading, commissioned by one Mr Newton of Lytham St Annes. The car is configured as an owner d..

A very nice & quite original 20hp in good running condition; The car was previously under long term ownership for a couple of decades. Coachwork is by Park Ward & is in the form of a formal landaulette with division. The Burgundy over Black paintwork is in good order & presents well. The car has two spare wheels, one being to the rear ..

An unusual car in that it has been out of the UK almost its entire life. The car was purchased by its late last owner in South America where it had been most of its life plus a brief stint in South Africa. He shipped it to Tenerifé where due to illness it was laid up for some years. We collected the car before Christmas & bought it back in an 1..

A charming owner driver non division six light saloon by Hooper. This car was recently repatriated from the dry climes of South Africa which has preserved it beautifully. We are in the process of UK registering it. The car has been also recently serviced. The interior had been recently reupholstered in tobacco brown with matching deep brown carpet..

A very unusual phantom that has spent its life in scandinavia. When new the car was supplied with two bodies; an open torpedo for summer use, & an enclosed limousine for winter use. In 1946 just after the war the current limousine body was fabricated by Gustaf Nordberg of Stockholm & this is the body the car wears today. Pictures of the dif..

An important India chassis with drop dead gorgeous coachwork. Ordered new by the Maharajah of Baroda for his highness Prince Pratapsinhrao; The maharajah was an excellent customer of Rolls Royce ordering no less then 31 cars from them. This particular example was ordered new with a Barker open body finished in Ivory & pale blue, the colours we..

Given that there are only three Vermorel cars listed in the VCC Members Handbook it is quite possible that you have never heard of them let alone seen one; nor had I until I was introduced to this lovely motor car. Georgano’s excellent encyclopaedia tells us that Etablissements V. Vermorel opened in 1850 as manufacturers of woodworking machinery a..

Early single cylinder Rovers are quite the most delightful cars to drive, helped in no small way by their advanced design which includes an engine with mechanical rather than automatic inlet valves so you get more power. This is combined with a really good three speed gearbox and simple to use controls so it is easy to drive. As well as being stron..