C8/843/SC is a truly exceptional example of a 15/98 kept in immaculate mechanical and cosmetic condition. Records of this C8/843/SC, including build sheets, along with entries in the AMOC Registers over the years along with some early ownership details. The car spent much of its life as part of a collection in West Germany thought to be owned ..
1932 Aston Martin International, chassis number A2/129. This is the last International sold by Aston Martin, first registered on 5th May 1932 and declared to the Licencing Authority as used for ‘Experimental Purposes’. Unusually, it was fitted with long sweeping front wings fitted to the bodywork, rather than the more normal ‘cycle wings’. Sold ..
One of the most elegant Phantom II ever made. Ordered new by Armand Esders just after he bought his Bugatti Royale Roadster and also without headlights ( “as one does not drive by night”). A car of pure and minimalist elegance, but fitted with very exclusive luxurious fittings. A piece of art on wheels which has never been shown at any Concours ..
As a Swiss, Talbot Chief Engineer, Georges Roesch, designed his cars with Alpine motoring in mind. With their combination of a strong and powerful push-rod six cylinder engine, powerful brakes, light and accurate steering and a compact, light yet sturdy chassis it is no surprise that Talbots excelled in the Alpine Trials of the 1930s, then undou..
Original coachwork by Barker , chassis DN1734 , Engine DN 1736 , Gearbox DN 1734 Chassis DN1734 was delivered 1.10.1928 to Mr. Sidebottom of Ashtone , he comissionned a 2 door coupé by Arnold of Manchester. The car is one of the last 3 L built , already with the 41/2 chassis !Second owner , Mr Anthony Boyce , fitted a 1923 tourer ..
One of the earliest Aston Martins with a superb and engaging history. Only four owners from new. Bamford & Martin's chassis numbering for production cars began at '1916', making this side valve-engined chassis number '1941', one the oldest surviving production Aston-Martins and one of only a handful of cars remaining from before 1926..
The successor to the M45, the LG45 was built around the same highly capable, competition-proven 4.5-litre Meadows inline-six engine, but featured refinements such as synchromesh gears and a central lubrication system.Introduced in 1936, the public and motoring press alike immediately recognized the model’s merits, with British publication..
1935 MG K3 Replica KN based | Baynton Jones buildKN442For those not able to acquire one of the original 33 K3’s a number of replicas have be constructed by leading specialists. This one was completed in 2015 by Baynton Jones— and is one of only five K3 replicas they have ever built — reputedly costing in well excess of £200k to con..
A final opportunity to acquire a 100% original Blower Bentley, newly crafted by the manufacturer itself.Ninety years after the original Birkin Blowers defined an era, Bentley Mulliner undertook one of the most ambitious heritage projects in the marque’s history: the Blower Continuation Series. Built using original 1920s drawings, period t..
1929
Bentley
Bentley 4½ Litre Blower Continuation 1 of 12 (Chassis No.8)
On request
Location: Netherlands
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