1926 Rolls-Royce 20hp Hooper Style Tourer CN7876 Chassis Number: GMJ44 Registration Number: CN7876 The car was originally fitted with a 3/4 (Doctor's) coupé body by Maythorns of Biggleswade to the order of a Dr. Soutar of Queen Anne Street, London W1. Unfortunately, the record o..
1924 Bentley 3 Litre VDP Tourer Speed model Chassis Number: 807 Registration Number: KU5155 A desirable early speed model as delineated by its red radiator Bentley B & twin sloper carburettors. The car wears Vanden Plas Body number 1087; an open tourer configuration that was erected upon th..
1929 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Park Ward Indian Hunting car Chassis number: 76OR Registration Number: UV7914 Coming on the market for the first time in 40 years. This car was exported from India after the war & was based in Switzerland prior to being acquired by the current owne..
1927 Rolls-Royce 20hp Doctor's Coupé with Dickey Coachwork by Howes & Sons of Norwich. Coming soon. Chassis Number: GAJ31 Registration Number: TO6226 UK. Also French Registered EEC Taxes Paid. The Twenty was purchased by its prev..
1927
Rolls-Royce
20hp Doctor's Coupé with Dickey Coachwork by Howes & Sons
Imperia 8/25 racing/sport car with Couchard patent slide-valve engine. Fully restored car, the radiator cooling design is very special and unique. Hallot cable braking system. (make an offer or proposal for an exchange)
This amazing Lincoln was purchased new 1928 in USA and shipped to Sweden. Of some reason it was not taken in use but stored in a garage until 1972 when it has it's first registration. I'm the 3rd owner. Odometer shows 27,248 miles that believe to be correct. Car is in very nice original unrestored condition except of a repaint in 1985. It driv..
1925 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Torpedo by Jarvis Chassis number: 58RC Registration Number: SV9902 This Rolls Royce Phantom 1 started life as a Park Ward enclosed drive Landaulette. It was rebodied as a torpedo tourer by Jarvis as part of a 20 year ongoing restoration that was comple..
Aktuell ist das hier vorgestellte Fahrzeug in der Museumsausstellung des GDC (Gentleman Drivers' Collection e.V.) zu sehen. Auf deren Website gd-collection.de gibt es eine ausführliche Beschreibung und über 50 Fotos nebst Detailabbildungen. Bitte zunächst dort alles durchlesen und dann TELFONISCH Kontakt aufnehmen – Telefonnummer befindet sich ..