Chassis B41GP was tested on June 1936 and it is one of the late 3.5 Litre. Originally with engine number W6BLX it is written on the factory records that this engine was change due to mechanical problems in 1940 by the actual 4.25 Litre with number B6BN. Delivered to its first owner, Commodore Louis Beaumont at his house in the Côt..
1939 Rolls Royce Wraith James Young Razor Edge Saloon Chassis Number: WEC72 Registration Number: 39D25 (Ireland) £200k spent upon the restoration of this car to make it in effect a brand new Rolls Royce Wraith being delivered 86 years late!!! Simply..
1936 Bentley Derby 4.25 Sedanca by Thrupp & Maberly Chassis number: B-36-GA Registration Number: CXE213 A stunningly beautiful car which wows onlookers wherever it is seen, this 4.25 Litre Derby Bentley Sedanca Coupe has fabulous and possibly unique aluminium Sedanca coachwork by Thrupp and Maberly...
1938 Derby Bentley 4.25 Litre High Vision Coupe by H.J. Mulliner. Chassis Numbwer: B83LE Registration Number: GPK222 Bentley 4¼-Litre chassis number B83LE, was bodied by H.J. Mulliner to a most unusual-yet-attractive design. Dubbed a ‘High Vision’ Coupé, it features a roof..
By 1933, Railton built a variety of the larger versions which were powered by Hudson. The Hudson engine and chassis were built in the US and exported to England for Railton. This 1934 Railton is one of the two original Alpine Trials cars sponsored by Railton and driven by Habmit Davids. Both cars not only completed the trials bu..
An excellent example of Riley’s beautiful 9hp Imp, one of only around 120 believed to have been manufacturedSold new in 1934 by Boon and Porter of Castelnau, in Barnes, West LondonSeveral periods of long-term ownership – one for 46 yearsProven reliability on recent tours and light competitionEasy to use Pre-Selector t..
An unusual and very interesting, attractive, practical four door open cabriolet configuration make this a particularly desirable Derby Bentley, being easy to access through large doors, and ‘wide-bodied’, giving increased spaciousness and elbow room, and nicely weather resistant, with well-constructed hood, wind up windows, tonneau cover, etc, i..
This is a truly rare and handsome machine: a matching-numbers Mk II Sports Saloon - one of only 21 ever built. Few survive and this example, chassis J4/ 505/ L, has an astonishingly comprehensive and continuous history file, running from 1939 and its second owner. Its first owner, Miss D Evans, was active in motorsport and features..