Chassis H3/ 300/ S is a car with a remarkable history. Built as a ‘Le Mans’ 2/ 4-seater, first registered BPA 889 in November 1933 and finished in green throughout. It was supplied through Winter Garden Garages and Coombs of Guildford to its first owner, AH Boyd, who had previously enlisted in the Royal Navy and was advancing through his officer..
This beautifull shaped Lincoln 1930 Tonneau Cowl Sport Pheaton 176-B which was sold for 4.400,- USD in 1930 and weighed 4.900 Pounds, a total of 90 where built in 1930 For more information please contact me FRANK KENNIS phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: [email protected] Frank Kennis Phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: [email protected] www..
A magnificent and rare Seventh Series, this Type 218 torpedo has been successfully entered in four recent editions of the Mille Miglia and is part of the MM Register. This example has a century-long and documented Australian history and, despite its racing career, it has retained the whole matching chassis, engine, and gearbox numbers. This beau..
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..
The 1937 Riley 12/4 Sports Special sits at the intersection of two important British motoring traditions: Riley's sophisticated pre-war engineering and the long-standing culture of building "specials" from older chassis.The Riley 12/4: An Advanced Sporting CarThe underlying Riley 12/4 was introduced in 1935 as Ri..
A new arrival at Oldtimer Australia is this very impressive, opulent 1930 Packard 740 Custom Eight Roadster (7th Series).Ask the Man Who Owns One was Packards famous advertising slogan. It was a simple but powerful line, suggesting that the best endorsement of a Packard car came from its owners themselves - reinforcing the brands reputati..