The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

1926 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Tourer by Conceivers.Chassis number: 18YCRegistration number: Swiss RegisteredIn simply beautiful running condition with a silent engine; this car has resided in a prominent Swiss collection near Geneva that we have been retained to sell.  Each car in the collection has been looked after by a Rolls..

1932 Rolls Royce 20/25 3 position drophead by Coachcraft CoachworksChassis number:Registration Number: VL397CM (Austrian.) GY7495 (UK)Utterly stylish from any angle, this Coachcraft body was installed upon GMU6 in 1939 & is of the very desirable 3 position drophead variety.  The car forms part of a prominent Austrian col..

1938 V12 Lagonda V12 Freestone & Webb sports saloon Chassis number: 14080 Registration number: FXB119 A quite remarkable piece of automotive engineering, the W O Bentley-designed Lagonda V12 was one of the outstanding British models of its day and one of the exclusive handfu..

1936 Rolls Royce 20/25 all weather tourer by Offord.  Chassis number: GBK36Registration number BWJ600 A lovely & unusual 20/25 cared for by a Mr Trevor Boyd Maunsell for 48 years. It sold in 1960 for the princely sum of £375.00. We took the car from him & sold it a decade ago to the current Austrian owner.

Vintage and Prestige are proud to offer this stunning 1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II D-back limousine for sale.This example was imported from America by the current owners in 1992 and has remained in their hands ever since.A meticulous restoration was carried out in their own workshops between 1993-1995 where the shell and chassis were completely s..

1934 ROLLS ROYCE 20/25 H.J. MULLINER SPORTS SALOON Chassis number: GFE16 Registration Number: WS2765 £100,000 Plus has been spent upon this car in recent years by the current onwer with noted marque specialists A & S Engineering of Alton Hants; A company world renowned for t..

The 20/25 HP chassis GAF68 was sold on 2nd November 1934 to Pass + Joyce Ltd., London, for “Stock”. In January 1935 it was delivered to James Young for a saloon body with division. The first owner was Lord Trent (John Campbell Boot), the second Baron Trent of Boots Chemists. He acquired the car in February 1935 and owned it for more than 20 year..

The Rolls-Royce Phantom III has an extremely smooth and silent V-12 engine. Phantom III #3CM1 with its substantial Sedanca de Ville body by Windovers is a well representing, striking and classic Rolls-Royce. The car was repainted long ago, but the paint is still very shiny and needs hardly any TLC. The interior is very original and has attractiv..

Built as a  4-seat 12/50 and sold new to Mrs Armstrong  in Northumberland, BME 119 covered well over 300 miles from the Aston Martin factory in Feltham to its first home.  As was often the case with early Aston Martins, Mrs Armstrong had the car modified from standard before delivery; in this case to take extra passengers in the rear by extendin..

1930 Rolls Royce Phantom 2 Three Position DropheadChassis number: 92GYRegistration number: DD1411Ordered new in April 1930 & delivered to Coachbuilders Barker & Co in August of that year: A one off sports torpedo body was erected on the chassis with slight ungainly enourmous rear wings which conceled the spare wheels..