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..
1933 Rolls Royce 20/25 Park Ward Sports Saloon.
Chassis number GSY76
Registration number DJL41 (To be retained by owner.)
A beautifully proportioned sports saloon in excellent running order.
The coachwork is by Park Ward & takes the form of a stylish sports saloon incorporating six seats plus division. The rear has provision for a motoring t..
Beautiful black and silver , our best selling colourcombo for these beauties ! This is a RARE 4 SEATER CAR folks !A really cool looking and driving Auburn ! EVERYBODY loves these Auburns ! No matter where you drive , it's always thumbs up and people honking their horns and waving at ya..A lot of car for the money and priced below the competition ! ..
1936 Auburn Boattail Speedster , factory built in 1979 by the famous Glen Prey. If you don't know the difference , call me and I'll gladly explain. These are widely regarded as the best one of the older ones to own , and for good reasons. This one is coming in soon , and is a rare chance to own one of these low production Auburns. Pls call for more..
Built by Elegante, using GM drivetrain. (Oldsmobile 6.6. L. V8 , aut. ) Nice car , running smooth and very authentic looking. Currently investigating , but it looks like this could be the VERY FIRST car built by Elegant Motors by the chassisno ..
Good usable car, with 2 litre Donald Healey designed O.H.V , twin carb, engine, origional Sunburst pattern trim,
new tyres, Paint a bit faded , Drives well had a 30 mile drive this morning, good sunroof, origional mascot (rare), drive away at £8000. additional pics with pleasure, just ask.