1929 Rolls Royce 20hp Owner/driver Saloon by Maddox Chassis number: GXO4 Registration number: EW6234 A very late car delivered in the last part of 1929. This Rolls Royce 20hp is bodied by Maddox of Huntingdon & has the one shot lubrication system found on later 20/25 models ..
In really nice original condition, fitted with SU carb. and modified manifold, but original fittings with car.All matching numbers!Well sorted, well restored.
Chassis nr. 37164Motor nr. 58 (zie tekst)- Meer dan 60 jaar in familiebezit- Een van slechts een handvol echte Bugatti Type 37's in Australië- Opmerkelijke racestamboom inclusief zes opeenvolgende Australische Grands Prix- Drie AGP tweede plaatsen in 1930, 1931 en 1933 Met de komst van een capacit..
Hanomag Kommissbrot 2/10 PS 1924Bedrijf/GeschiedenisDe Hanomag 2/10 PS is een Duitse auto uit 1924/1928 met één koplamp, houten wielen en een unieke carrosserie.In Duitsland stond de auto ook bekend als (Kommissbrot) vanwege zijn vorm, die voor en achter hetzelfde was. Hij werd Kommissbrot (Legerbrood) genoemd vanwege zijn i..
This is a special build from a Buick Master Six 1930. The Car runs well, starts on the knob and makes a lot of fun. New MOT (German) with "H" Historic title. A lot parts are new. The body is aluminium on ash frame. It has a convertible roof. No side windows. 4 Seater.See all the picture for details.
A handsome, early example of a 20/25, having vintage character and style, but with the benefit of the larger engine when compared to the 20hp, and coupled with the fact that the car is fitted with overdrive, it really is a useable car, much more relaxing when cruising than if to standard specification. The car is spacious, finished in black and pal..
A rare car to be see these days with not many on the road. This car has been in the same family since 1965, restored through the late 1960s and into the 1970s and very well keep since. Full weather equipment. Lots of history. An active club. VSCC eligible, proper vintage motor..
Pictured in Rolls-Royce - The Derby Phantoms by Lawrence Dalton (page 221) Coachwork believed unique First registered in the Isle of Man in 1932 Present ownership since at least 1963 The Phantom II was introduced in 1929 as a successor to the New Phantom (retrospectively known as the Phantom I) with deliveries commencing in September of that y..