The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

An appealing, early lightweight ‘Weymann’ saloon, which was originally kept by Rolls-Royce and was used as a press car, being reviewed by ‘Autocar’ and ‘Motor’ in 1931. In more recent times, the car has been subject to a good deal of renovation covering a period from the 1970’s to the 2000’s, but not much mileage. This work include..

This Park Ward limousine without division has new interior, including wood work and the car is ready to drive. Although the paint is not perfect, it is not necessary to repaint the car.

This very elegant Rolls-Royce is equipped with the very rare big sunroof.

Stunning concours car just out of £100,000 restoration. The pictures speak for themselves. £46K was spent on the engine alone. If you want the best, this it. Drives like new & looks like new.

Reyrol - France - 4 cilinder type Le Passe Partout , with body double phaeton. 1909 is he build 100 procent ok.

An attractive car, just out of long-term storage in South Africa, and due to be re-commissioned by us, MoT tested and registered. We understand that the car was fully restored in about 1970 to award-winning condition, and although still sound, correct and running well, the paintwork has suffered, and is flaking badly in places. Appealingly correct ..

ce vehicule a participe a des rallyes sur avignon en 1966 et 1967, il avait ete restaure auparavant, c est une carrosserie usine renault, c est un tres joli vehicule imposant et fin elegant et race, belle mecanique. 4,5 litre, 20 CV

Finished in green with black wings and tan interior, the Sunbeam is offered with the aforementioned invoices, VCC dating certificate (number ‘1384’), Sunbeam Register entry, old-style logbook, current MoT/road fund licence and Swansea V5. ‘SB 650’ constitutes a wonderful opportunity to acquire a car representing the pinnacle of engineering ..

This 15hp Panhard-Levassor Taxicab with seating for up to seven was issued with current registration 19 June 1911 for first owner Mrs Ann Olds in Deal, Kent, almost certainly for weddings and special functions. Although not currently in receipt of a VCC Dating Certificate, the year of first registration has been authenticated by an original/top cop..

The vendor first became acquainted with the Darracq in 1957 when he spotted it half hidden in a ditch near Builth and was able to purchase it from the third owner, Mr Thomas George Vaughan, who was employed as a forester by Lord Swansea, the original owner. Removed to the vendor’s home, the Darracq started on the second turn of the starting handl..