The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

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 delightful car finished in its original colour of black cellulose. This car has been in the long term ownership of an old time garage proprietor who specializes in the repair & maintenance of Model T Fords & other pre-war cars. As a result the car comes to us in mechanically perfect condition needing absolutely nothing. It starts instantl..

This 20hp was bodied as a 3/4 Drop head coupe in 1926 replacing the first Limousine body which it wore for just three years. At the same time the car was sent back to the factory to have four wheel brakes fitted; a modification we have seen on more then one of these. The car is finished in Maroon over black with with a black hide to the seating su..

A really lovely car by Windovers in super running order. The car has resided for many years in Dublin where it has been sparingly used for occasional excursions from the family seat. The car has a quite period appearance with an upright body & 4 carriage style door handles along with a narrow rake Split Vee windscreen, the tops of which open fo..

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..

A fine open tourer with massive presence on the road. The car was restored some years ago by Marque specialists Coldwell Engineering after which it was driven to Monaco to run it in; the owner at the time being one John Bloor who dug deep in his pockets to finance the restoration. We are informed that Coldwell also oversaw the manufacture of the op..

This charming 1926 6 cylinder Rugby Type R Sedan has had only 3 female owners from new, it has covered a genuine 64,000 miles! The Rugby was sold new by Duncan Motors in Adelaide to Mrs Elizabeth Keisling from St Peters 13/11/1926,(the original purchase receipt accompanies the car), following her death in 1933 the car was transferred to her daughte..

This 1926 Rugby Tourer was produced by the Durant Motor Company. William Durant was the founder of General Motors in 1908, his involvement with GM ceased in 1920, in 1921 he formed the Durant Motor Company, it remained in business until 1935. Durant produced the Star, Locomobille, Flint and Rugby cars. This excellent restored 1926 Rugby has the imp..

This charming 1929 Chevrolet AC International Delivery Van is in excellent condition, it is an older restoration, the paint, trim, chrome etc are in good condition, the tyres are like new, it runs and drives extra well. Options include, original glass wind deflectors, running board kick plates, side mounted fuel can, tow bar and driving lights. Thi..