Once owned by well-known Lancia expert, Wim Oude Weernink. Interior refreshed and running nicely. It’s always astonishing to see how advanced Lancia’s models were before the company was finally subsumed into the FIAT organisation. The Appia was a small, rear wheel drive saloon introduced in 1953 which went through three series until it was replaced by the Fulvia ten years later. It featured classic Lancia innovations such as a narrow angle (10.14°) small capacity v-four engine, sliding pillar … [Read more...]

The Alvis 4.3 is the epitome of pre-War British sports cars and this is one of the best available. It is capable of over 100 mph and a 0-60 acceleration of around 10 seconds, an amazing performance for a car made over 80 years ago.  Alvis produced 166 4.3 chassis over the period 1936-1940 of which 56 were fitted with Tourer bodies. The shapeliest of these was the Vanden Plas (VP) Tourer but only 12 were produced before the onset of the War. Of these only two were made on the longer … [Read more...]

Popular 1921 flat tank bike in very original and usable condition with original OK Precision 293cc engine. Reputably it was found in a garage near Liverpool in the mid 1990’s where it had been stored since the War. It was used for a little before being stored again and then purchased by the last owner for its registration number. It now has the current plate of BF 8600 and an MoT until last August. OK motorcycles were made by Humphrey & Dawes of Birmingham from 1899 until 1939. Their … [Read more...]