The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

Pierce-Arrow of Buffalo, New York was once counted among the most prestigious and revered automobile manufacturers in the world. The path to greatness winds back to 1865, with the founding of Heintz, Pierce, and Munschauer. The company manufactured exquisite quality gilded birdcages, ice boxes, and various high-end household appliances. In 1872,..

Very attractive Special body build by Jansen Restorations from Wesepe (NL) between 2011 and 20132 Seater , with aluminium cover for passenger seatRecent engine rebuild One of the Last prewar Rover 6 CylindersUsed for many events in the Netherlands.NL Documents-Many more photos see our website..

This 1904 Phoenix Tri-car is powered by a V twin-cylinder 4 ½ horsepower air-cooled 500cc Peacock engine. It has a three speed gearbox and a reverse gear. Prior to us owning it, the Phoenix has had extensive work done by Henal Engineering, including a total engine rebuild and two Amal carburettors fitted, totalling £22,000.00..

Starting its life as an unassuming Rover 12 saloon this Special was once owned by Tory agent Mr Wood who in 1984 collided with another car on the A38 while over twice the drink driving limit! Needless to say, the car needed repairs and thus the life of a Rover Special began, all corroborated by an article in the Cornish Times found in the history f..

One of the oldest vehicles in Germany, from the pioneering days of vehicle construction.Unfortunately, the builder is still unknown.In original condition, unrestored.

1900 MIGNONETTE LUAP 2¼HP VOITURETTERegistration number: BS8713A wonderful Entry level car  to The London to Brighton Veteran car run benefitting from an early start number & havinf the ultr reliable Dedion Bouton power plant.A short-lived make from a time when motor manufacturers came and went with bewildering rapidity,..

French titleChassis n ° 909Engine n ° 2 - Just four owners in 120 years!- High quality restoration- Participated in the London-Brighton run 1996- No reserve The catalog of the Clément range for 1902 described the Type B in these terms: "This car is the small version of our light cars..

According to a book in this car’s file about his prominent French family, Paul Legendre had a keen interest in motorised tricycles and there are pictures of a variety of tricycles including some with additional wheels and seats to accommodate extra passengers.It appears that one of M. Legendre’s key design ideas was to convert production ..

Barn find saloon; off the road for many years; engine free and body looks sound; nice project Yes, the proverbial 'barn find' that actually came from a barn! This 1939 Rover 16 saloon has been in the vendor's care for well over 30 years and it's time to move on... Launched in 1937, the Rover P2 came as a revela..