Alvis For Sale from Sussex Sports Cars
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Arriving early March 1934 Alvis Speed 20 SC Charlesworth bodied Saloon - Car No. 17045; Chassis No. 1977; Engine no. 12428). Two tone grey This car has had three owners from new, and possesses a documented history of its owners, restoration and maintenance. The original 2762cc 6cyl, triple carb engine (19.82hp RAC rated) was replaced by the Alvis factory in 1940 with a near identical 19.85 hp rated engine destined for the never built Crested Eagle. Like all of the later Speed models, it has synchromesh on all four gears, and a top gear ratio that makes long distance touring ...
This TC 12/40 (Car no.8512, engine no.4022) was exported to Sydney, Australia in 1924, and by 1927 it had been upgraded to 12/50 specification and fitted with a braked front axle. It was then campaigned in trials, hillclimbs and speed event in New South Wales Around 1937 the rear section of the body work was replaced with a “pick up” bed and the car was used in an orange farm at Mangrove Mountain in NSW One photograph of the car in this guise is here on the website After WW2, the car was rebuilt with the ducksback body and again campaigned ...
A spectacular car,by coach builders Vanden Plas. During recent years, this car has had a vast amount of money spent on it, with bills for over £50,000 with assorted marque specialists round the country including Red Triangle & Tim Walker Restorations. The owner describes the car as "Original Concours"; that is to say the body's original patina still remains whilst every conceivable mechanical part has been reconditioned. The interior has been retrimmed in burgundy leather, with matching carpets.A new mohair hood and tonneau cover has also been fitted. The car is also has supplied with screens which are located in a bag in ...