1951 Armstrong limousine Black/Ivory, west of England cloth interior to rear compartment, navy blue leather to chauffeurs area. Sliding glass division with excellent walnut wood throughout rear. Vehicle was fully restored during mid to late 80’s documents and photographs with receipts. Fitted with the 2300 cc original ...
1950 Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane in largely original condition, with the exception of a new hood fitted in 2021. The current owner purchased the vehicle with the intention of carrying out a sympathetic restoration, but sadly ill-health prevented this taking place. Before coming to the current owner, the vehicle spent ...
This truly unique, beautiful and reliable armstrong siddelly 17 sports foursome tourer as the title suggests, with accommodation for 4 persons has spent the vast majority of it's life in the warm climate of south africa, which probably explains its remarkable original condition. The car is absolutely solid, clean and ...
Finished in English white over black . complimented with claret interior , an older restored car is super nice order . presenting very well with a good straight six cylinder power plant mated to a very usable pre select gear box . we all rate this car here . she has a real presence.
1 of 235 built, the Siddeley Special was at the pinnacle of 1930's motoring technology. Engine, a 5 liter, 6 cylinder unit developed from the Siddeley aero-space department. 90 mph in its standard factory offering, even with it Burlingham bodywork. Total restoration. Pre-select gearbox. Open all weather coachwork. Very ...
Totally restored about 8 years ago to a very high standard at that time the car was upgraded for today’s roads with a 236 engine twin SU carburetors a 5 speed gearbox servo brakes and alternator only selling as not used now for more information contact me on 07910939899
Armstrong Siddeley introduced their new Sapphire 346 at the 1952 Earls Court Motor Show and the 'The Motor' reported that the car “marks the entry of Armstrong Siddeley Motors Ltd into the high performance class with a potential maximum speed very well in excess of 90 mph”. In fact, with its factory option of twin ...
1926 Armstrong Siddeley 14HP Cotswold Touring Car Armstrong Siddeley was established in 1919 when the huge Armstrong Whitworth engineering combine joined the Coventry based Siddeley-Deasy company. Introduced in 1923, the 14hp ‘Four-Fourteen’ was the company’s first four-cylinder model and was of an advanced overhead ...
Armstrong Siddeley was created in 1919 by the fusion of the mighty Armstrong Whitworth engineering combine and the Coventry based Siddeley-Deasy company. Introduced in 1935, the Armstrong-Siddeley '17hp' featured a six-cylinder overhead-valve engine of 2,394cc coupled to the firm's characteristic Wilson pre-selector four-speed ...
Colour: Damson Red 2.3 litre 6 Cylinder manual gearbox runs & drives really well, nice original condition car, rust free. all a original lovely car for it's age.
