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1946 Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane

  • Right Hand Drive
  • 80,810 Miles
  • Manual, 3 speed
  • Petrol
  • 2000cc
  • 1946
  • Blue
  • Dealer
  • SE
    Eslöv, Sweden

Description

VIN: 162073
SWE REG: FXW030

Step into British motoring history with this elegant 1946 Armstrong Siddeley Hurricane 16, a rare and refined example of early postwar automotive craftsmanship. Powered by a 2. 0L inline-4 engine producing 71 hp, paired with a manual transmission, this classic drophead coupé offers a dignified driving experience that blends vintage charm with solid engineering.
The Hurricane was launched by Armstrong Siddeley in 1946 as one of the marque’s first peacetime models after World War II. Known for building aircraft engines and luxury vehicles, Armstrong Siddeley brought a unique level of sophistication to the postwar market. The Hurricane, with its stylish open-top design and coachbuilt body, was targeted at the gentleman driver who valued both performance and prestige. This model helped reintroduce a sense of luxury in a recovering Britain, combining elegant lines with practical engineering. The 16 hp tax rating placed it in the upper mid-range segment, while the pre-selector gearbox (a rare and innovative feature for its time) made for smooth and effortless shifting.
Now you can buy a peace of history and carry on Armstrong's legacy.

Vehicle background

Has the vehicle ever been imported?

Yes

Is there any outstanding finance?

No

Has the vehicle ever been declared a total loss?

No

Has there ever been any major structural issues which needed work?

No

Dealer

1 listing since 2026
+46708107310

Vehicle location

Eslöv, Sweden
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Advert Details

Advert type:
For Sale
Category:
Classic Cars
Country:
Sweden
Reference number:
C2019198
Listed on:
23/02/2026
Year:
1946
Colour:
Blue
Seller type:
Dealer

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