1925 Rolls Royce 20hp Landaulette by Elkington. Chassis Number: YM2250 Registration Number: GPK41 The car was originally sold to H Tyrell Gray of 68 Harley Street London W1 who later adopted his parents surnames in hyphenated form Tyrell-Gray. Prior to delivery the car was..
With a monocoque body, four-wheel brakes, independent front suspension and V4 overhead camshaft engine, many enthusiasts view the Lancia Lambda as one of the great and innovative automobiles of all time. The Lambda was also successful in competition with privately entered cars finishing fourth and fifth behind the works OMs in the first Mille Mi..
Aries CC4S Saloon 1925 Company HistoryThe Ariès was built in Villeneuve de La Garenne and was the initiative of Baron Charles Petiet, who founded the company in 1902.In its early years, Ariès produced luxury cars where the chauffeur and the important/wealthy passengers sat separately. Later, in 1910, Ariès began producing c..
1925 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Hooper all weather cabrioletA very early Phantom 1 with a 2" taller then usual Radiator as used on late silver Ghosts whom's production overlapped this car. Coachwork takes the form of a very versatile Salamanca, or All Weather Cabriolet body by Hooper known in period as "The King of Coachbuilders". Whe..
This delightfully original 1925 3 Litre Bentley, with matching engine and chassis, was shortened in 1939 by the works to Speed Model specification. The original Gurney Nutting bodywork which was also shortened at the time has well patinated front seats, a split windscreen, hood, and four doors. Running on dual CG4 magnetos and SU sloper carburettor..
1925 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Torpedo by Jarvis Chassis number: 58RC Registration Number: SV9902 This Rolls Royce Phantom 1 started life as a Park Ward enclosed drive Landaulette. It was rebodied as a torpedo tourer by Jarvis as part of a 20 year ongoing restoration that was comple..
1925 Rolls Royce 20hp Connaught 3/4 Cabriolet. Chassis Number: GPK22 Registration Number: YM3341 A lovely little 20hp bodied by Connaght in 1925 as a 3/4 Cabriolet. In 1932 the car went back to Connaught for modernisation to a more contemporary 1930's look with a 20/25 rad..
The Vauxhall Ironworks was based near Vauxhall Bridge in London before the factory relocated to Luton in 1905, by which time the company had established its reputation for building high quality motorcars. The 30-98 name appeared in 1913 - the ‘30’ is thought to be a reference to the power produced at 1000 rpm and ‘98’ being the max..
Retaining its original matching-numbers engine and chassis (both numbered 24576), the car benefits from an extensively documented history and a highly sympathetic restoration carried out overseveral years by Emilio Ripollés in Barcelona. Remarkably, the restoration preserved the original coachbuilt structure, original mechanical components..
Parts recovered from Bugatti Type 13A (chassis no. 2444) have been assembled into a complete vehicle; the project is nearing completion. This car was originally delivered to Czechoslovakia via the dealer Kögler & Son; its first owner was the Knight Edgar Morawitz, who competed in numerous races with it. In 1926, he even entered the Targa Flo..