1931 Invicta 4.5 Litre Low Chassis By Salmons & Sons. Chassis Number: S161 Registration: Belgium BGX303 Totally original 1931 Invicta S type, believed to be the only S-type bodied by Salmon and Son.Recently restored and in the best condition.Absolutely ne..
1931 Lagonda 2-Litre Supercharged Low Chassis Tourer Chassis Number: OH9764 Registration Number: HX9246 This supercharged low-chassis tourer was supplied new by Dobson Bridge Garage, close to the Lagonda works in Staines. The car was first registered on 23rd September 1931..
The MG TA replaced the highly successful P type, the main advancements in the new model was the increased track by 3 inches, which in-turn gave more room and comfort for occupants, also improved cornering stability. However the biggerst updread was the new engine know as a MPJG at 1292cc. This engine gives the TA real credibility on the open roa..
Restored to show-winning condition in 2010 and carefully maintained since; national concours winner in 2024; recent suspension overhaul and service; nice original number plate; a fine example of this most handsome Riley at a very attractive guide price Introduced in late 1932, the Riley Nine Kestrel is widely hailed as one o..
Wonderfully original Riley in need of recommissioning following many years in storage; sporting Plus Ultra chassis and floor-change gears; few owners, the current for 26 years; a proper time capsule at a very modest guide price One of two Riley Monaco Special Series saloons in today’s auction (the other is Lot 84), this fabu..
1,344cc four-cylinder engine; appears to have been registered to the same family since 1978; showing 84,710 miles; interesting period rally history; original handbook and photographs; registered as ACL 644 First registered on 13th January 1938, this Rover 10 P1 is an appealing example of Rover's pre-war saloon, powered by th..
Expertly restored in the 1980s at great expense and only lightly used since; rock solid car with deliberate 'oily rag' patina; full weather equipment; nice original number plate; driven over 30 miles to the sale; forced sale due to illness First registered in Surrey in March 1934, this Austin Seven four-seater Tourer comes w..
Extremely rare Series 6C four-seater, one of only 10 surviving; large and interesting history file; well maintained and in regular use; a charming example of this quirky front-wheel drive sportscar Although BSA had built their first car in 1907, they were much better known for their core business of motorcycle production. Th..
In the previous family ownership for 28 years; drop chassis and Special Series twin-carb engine; restored in the 1980s and carefully maintained since; good Blockley tyres all round; a veteran of many events; very pretty indeed Launched in 1926, the Riley Nine was acclaimed as one of the best small sporting cars in the world ..
Charming vintage saloon; resprayed body; out of long tern ownership befor being purchased through a deceased estate earlier on this year Elegant, practical and dependable, the Morris 10/6 was one of Britain's most popular family cars of the early 1930s. Powered by Morris's smooth six-cylinder engine, it offered noticeably mo..