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..
1938 Rolls Royce Phantom 3 Windovers LimousineChassis number: 3-CM-33Registration number: DUR255A pleasingly proportioned Rolls Royce Phantom 3 with coachwork by Windovers. The coachwork is rakish & quite streamlined when compared with some of the more ponderous coachwork found on these Phantom 3's. This is a low mileag..
1938 Frazer-Nash BMW 320 Coupe Chassis Number: 92210Rgstration Number: FGC706 BMW’s 320 is quite a rarity among between-the-Wars machinery from the Bavarian manufacturer, having been launched in 1937, with some 4,200 examples produced before it was replaced by the 321 in 1938.Based on the preceding 319..
1938 Derby Bentley 4.25 Litre H.J. Mulliner disappearing roof. Chassis number: B-140-LS Registration Number: EKX556 A massive amount has been recently spent upon this car with Fiennes engineering to the tune of around £50,000. The car is thus in first rate mechanical order &..
1938 Bugatti Type 57 Stelvio Cabriolet A Matching numbers car with original engine number 496 in situ. - Chassis # 57679 USA Registered.- Engine # 496- Ordered New By Francis Curzon, The 5th Earl Howe- Featuring A Rich History & Unique ..
Siam Blue with Blue Grey hide upholstery. Well maintained with extensive history. Rare and attractive coachwork. Originally sold to Mr Cecil Moores of the Littlewoods Group and was one of very few made on the overdrive chassis as a special commission for the Bentley dealer Jack Barclay. Retains its original colour of Siam Blue. Very desirable..
1938 Derby Bentley 4.25 MR Overdrive series Hooper DHC Chassis number: B26MR Registration number: OSU902 Without doubt the Best driving Derby I have ever encountered. To drive it is to understand how these cars drove when new. This car has had a nut & bolt res..
This delightful 1938 Aston Martin 15/98 short chassis was originally supplied new to Mr Brookes in 1938. Between 1997 and 2000, it underwent a meticulous rebuild by renowned 2-litre pre-war Aston Martin specialist, David Taylor, who fitted it with a new body. Following its restoration, the car has remained in the Taylor family ever since and ha..