Showing posts with label Alvis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alvis. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Description:

Make: Alvis
Type: Speed 20 SC C&E Tourer
Year: 1936

Approx. 15 years ago I sold this beautiful Alvis Tourer to one of my Belgian customers. I am happy to notice that after years of classic car pleasure this Tourer is again entrusted to me in search of a new owner.
The initial super quality of this very elegant Alvis has aged very well over all these years. Additionally this Speed 20 has had the benefit of a complete engine rebuild by our specialised workshop some years ago and did prove for total reliability and effortless power from the fresh 2,7 liter 6 cylinder 90 HP unit enabling good performances in all nowadays 'modern' road-circumstances.

Having driven all sorts of prewar classics during my 20 year career the Speed 20 Tourer remains my favourite. I am sure to convince you just in a few strong points:
- Extremely elegant and very practical Cross & Ellis tourer design.
- Light, mostly aluminium body construction.
- Super-easy manipulation thanks to for its time very modern technical engineering featuring independant front suspension and full synchromesh gearbox.
- Very reasonable market value.

Description:

Make: Alvis
Type: Speed 20 SC C&E Tourer
Year: 1936

Approx. 15 years ago I sold this beautiful Alvis Tourer to one of my Belgian customers. I am happy to notice that after years of classic car pleasure this Tourer is again entrusted to me in search of a new owner.
The initial super quality of this very elegant Alvis has aged very well over all these years. Additionally this Speed 20 has had the benefit of a complete engine rebuild by our specialised workshop some years ago and did prove for total reliability and effortless power from the fresh 2,7 liter 6 cylinder 90 HP unit enabling good performances in all nowadays 'modern' road-circumstances.

Having driven all sorts of prewar classics during my 20 year career the Speed 20 Tourer remains my favourite. I am sure to convince you just in a few strong points:
- Extremely elegant and very practical Cross & Ellis tourer design.
- Light, mostly aluminium body construction.
- Super-easy manipulation thanks to for its time very modern technical engineering featuring independant front suspension and full synchromesh gearbox.
- Very reasonable market value.

Saturday, December 5, 2009


Description:

Make: Alvis TD21 Series II
Type: Convertible Automatic RHD
Year: 1962

By now, many of my classic car friends will know that I have a weak spot for Alvis.
From the postwar production of this quality British car manufacturer, the TD21 Series II Convertible is, in my opinion, the most exclusive model. Produced in very limited numbers this SII Convertible is regarded by Alvis connoisseurs as the esthetically purest and pleasing variant.
The last owner bought this TD21 exactly 20 years ago and had his classic convertible step by step completely reconditionned over the years. Great presentation in maroon metallic with dark grey leather upholstery + hood and chrome whire wheels.

20 years later and having covered only 6.000 miles extra to the original milage of 65.000, this Alvis looks and feels still very 'fresh'.
After a recent £ 10,000 GBP service by a make specialist, this stylish typical British tourer is ready for much more relaxed and comfortable classic car fun.

Your chance to acquire a quality convertible at a reasonable.


Description:

Make: Alvis TD21 Series II
Type: Convertible Automatic RHD
Year: 1962

By now, many of my classic car friends will know that I have a weak spot for Alvis.
From the postwar production of this quality British car manufacturer, the TD21 Series II Convertible is, in my opinion, the most exclusive model. Produced in very limited numbers this SII Convertible is regarded by Alvis connoisseurs as the esthetically purest and pleasing variant.
The last owner bought this TD21 exactly 20 years ago and had his classic convertible step by step completely reconditionned over the years. Great presentation in maroon metallic with dark grey leather upholstery + hood and chrome whire wheels.

20 years later and having covered only 6.000 miles extra to the original milage of 65.000, this Alvis looks and feels still very 'fresh'.
After a recent £ 10,000 GBP service by a make specialist, this stylish typical British tourer is ready for much more relaxed and comfortable classic car fun.

Your chance to acquire a quality convertible at a reasonable.

 

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