Year: 931
Coachwork: Richard Breese
Engine: 1645cc
Price: PLEASE ENQUIRE
This car was originally a two seater and was subsequently re-bodied with its current 4 seater coachwork by Richard Breese .It was despatched on 3rd July 1931 to its first owner via Frank Hallams of Birmingham.
The 12/50 was the seminal model for Alvis throughout its early period and established a reputation for speed and reliability becoming the first choice for many discerning drivers.
The car presents well with its contrasting colour scheme , is in good, readily useable condition and has been recently maintained by ourselves.
A super motor car and example of this Alvis model.
An older restoration, but very well done and with no expense spared.
Photographs of the body off restoration.
Light, quite and agile, with very.....
The first six-cylinder model from Alvis made its appearance in 1927. The 14.75 Six displaced 1870cc and offered flexibility and smooth running. These.....
One off Vanden Plas coachwork.
Continuous history
Current (second) owner since 1949
Matching numbers throughout
Factory build sheet
Original engine taken out and rebuilt in the 1980s. Only recently.....
