STALLED PROJECT VEHICLE. Does run and drive. Gentleman started restoring in 2003 for his daughters wedding but had to stop due to ill health. This Lea Francis is a rare car. Some early history states that when new it was a Lea Francis works demonstrator, before the war, it was then registered in 1948 and sold to Harvey ...
The Lobster was the first Lea Francis race car , racing at Brookland in 1926, the Original car was scrapped in1936, Robert Eliot Pyle tried to rebuild from some of the parts a replica which raced at different Britisch places , the car had FIVA papers and Vscc Buff form . But the quality and the shape was really not ...
PLEASE VISIT MY WEBSITE TO SEE A VIDEO OF THIS CAR Originally a bicycle manufacturer, Coventry based Lea Francis moved into making cars in 1903 and motorcycles in 1911. They worked with other companies including Singer and Vulcan producing a variety of cars often using bought in components including engines. A significant ...
We have recently sold this stunning Lea Francis 14HP Sports and would be keen to buy similar cars. If you have a suitable car for sale please contact James via our website. A quick decision and discretion assured. Collection arranged with our network of carriers. Thank you for reading.
The most famous Lea Francis in the world. Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Terry Thomas, Tony Curtis etc etc All had a go in this old machine! For sale after 30 years ownership, restoration and much family fun Drive away to anywhere! It is a very good and healthy motor car. Buy it for Christmas, for your film collection ...
Like all 2.5 Litre L-F’s this car accelerates and drives surprisingly fast, is able to reach a top speed of 140Km/h yetis very comfortable and suitable for long journeys, easily keeping up with modern traffic. Registration : UK registered Chassis number : 5160 Engine number : S581 Mille Miglia : Eligible Get ...
Chassi# 4934, engine# 4429, Registration# AEG 333. Sold new by Westonia Garage of Huntington, and delivered to them on 10th February 1950, this car had known owners until September 1965, when itwas with Reginald Briers of Peterborough. In September 1970 it was with Bryan Wilson of Spalding, Lincs at some point after ...
1946 Lea Francis with chassinumber 408, original enginenumber 441, later exchanged for enginenumber 3789. Original UK registrationnumber: FHP899. This is a very early saloon in black with pigskin beige upholstery, started life as a company demonstrator, registered on the 6th July 1946. Early owners were E.J. Pritt, ...
This 1947 Lea Francis 14hp Four Light Saloon is an absolute Gem, ground up restored just before I owned it for the last ten years as part of my collection, now having enjoyed its company I have to reduce my collection and part with it. An extract from the restorer/owner write up around 2002 states " after a monumental ...
