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Chassis No.188PYEstimate:€450,000 - €600,000 40/50 hp, 7,668 cc overhead valve six-cylinder engine, dual ignition with coil and magneto, four-speed manual transmission, solid front axle and underslung live rear axle, both with semi-elliptic leaf springs, and four-wheel servo-assisted brakes. Wheelbase: 3,810 mm (150'').For the complete descrip..

Chassis No.12172Estimate:€450,000 - €650,000 Est. 130 bhp, 4,453 cc inline six-cylinder engine with overhead-valves and ''Rapide'' high-compression specification, dual SU carburettors, Meadows four-speed manual gearbox with synchromesh on third and top gears, and four-wheel Girling mechanical drum brakes. Wheelbase: 3,279 mm (129.1'').For the comp..

Chassis No.B-109-CWEstimate:€ 48,000 - € 62,000 OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVEEst. 120 bhp, 3,660 cc six-cylinder engine, four-speed manual transmission, leaf springs front and rear, four-wheel drum brakes..For the complete description or to view additiona

This magnificent car was rebuilt in its present form by well-known French Hotchkiss expert and collector Pascal Lagreze from original parts stored by him since the 1950's. It is an inspired re-creation of the 'works' Hotchkiss seen pre-war at the famous Mont Ventoux Hill Climb, in Provence and also known to have been in the Bugatti Workshops in Par..

BMWs are one of the most desireable cars built in Germany in the 1930s, the most famous model being the 328 sports roadster though these have now become immensely valuable. However it is still possibly to buy into this famous marque at affordable prices as this 326 (which is a very close relative of the 327 and 328 models) admirably demonstrates. A..

This Talbot T120 is in need of complete restoration. The car is not complete. Sold AS IS. Please call or email for more details.

Very seldom Swiss coachwork. Almost one owner since new. Unused the last 35 years. For restoration.

1935 Talbot 3.5 Litre Speed Tourer by Vanden Plas Chassis number 4509 Registration number CGP129 A beautiful

This rapid and very good looking Rapier was first registered in November 1934. It was rescued in a dilapidated state in the early 1960s by Lagonda expert John Macdonald who rebuilt it to a high performance specification for his own use as a dual purpose road/competition car. The body was provided by John MacDonald’s friend and colleague, Geoff He..

Ex.Jeremy Wood,aufgebaut von Riley Spezialist I.D.Gladstone,Underslung Rahmen,Pre Selector Getriebe,korrekte Federn,Achsen,1989 VSCC Papiere,schnelles zuverlässiges Fahrzeug mit sehr gutem Fahrwerk,14 Zoll Girling Bremse, schöne Patina,erfolgreiche Teilnahme an Renn u.Ralley Veranstaltungen(Prescott,Silverstones, OGP Nürburgring,Eifelrennen,Vin..