This Allard M-Type was delivered new to a doctor in Northern Ireland who used the car in local speed events and hill climbs.
It was subject to a restoration in the mid 1990’s, this Allard has been presented at the Hurlingham Club Concours and has taken part at other London events before retiring .....
1957 Allard Palm Beach Mk1
This is a rare original, matching numbers, Works Car.
Allard made an estimated 70 cars with most exported to the States with US servicemen returning home.
Allard is still a revered name in historic racing.
Sydney Allard, the company founder, was a British entrepreneur .....
Sydney Allard was an engineer and garage owner who caught the attention of the motorsport world in the early 1940s with his highly successful Ford-powered off-road trials cars. During World War II, he kept himself busy servicing British and American military vehicles, in the process amassing a great .....
1953 Allard Palm Beach
This is a well progressed project that includes all the major components to complete it. Originally sold by Allard as a 21C UK RHD Ford Console engined car, it was understood to have been returned to the factory for upgrade to Straight 6 Zephyr power in 1956 (the engine change .....
In May 1950 this Allard J2 was sold new by Allard dealer R.H. Patterson to its first owner; racing-driver Frank Curtis. Soon he would become one of Allard's works-drivers. Frank Curtis used his personal J2 during 1950 and 1951 in various national and international events within the UK, amongst which .....
The tough and burly J2X is perhaps the most recognizable automobile ever to wear the famous red Allard badge. The J2 series was born in the late 1940s when open-road racing was booming in popularity, but there was a noticeable lack of suitable sports cars available to American buyers. The sports car .....
1956 Allard Palm Beach MK Roadster
Finished In Carmine Red with Beige Leather Upholstery & Chrome Wire Wheels
6 Cylinder 2.6 Litre Engine, Tripple SU Carburettors
This Car was Manufactured by the Allard Motor Company in 1956 at the Clapham Common Southside Workshops in London
As an Open .....
A Special Find: 1952 Allard K2 with Matching Numbers Mercury V8
This 1952 Allard K2 is an extremely rare and desirable matching numbers car. It wears its original colors red with tan interior and black top. Out of 119 built in total, it's one of just 12 built with the Mercury Flathead V8 engine. .....
The Allard JR is an extremely rare lightweight British sports that was powered by a Cadillac V8 and raced at Le Mans. Only 7 cars were ever were manufactured, between 1953 and 1956, and their astonishing pace made them a thrilling car to drive.
Allard are now manufacturing a limited series of continuation .....
Allard 's eye-catching 5 seater, two door P1 saloon acquired star status when its creator, Sydney Allard, won the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally in one. Finished in blue and trimmed in red leather. Much work has been done over the past 10 years. The car drives very well in modern traffic.
Here is an opportunity to own a really well put together J2 replica.This car has been built on a genuine 1951, professionally shortened P1 Allard chassis, hence the Allard registration document (along with the original buff log book).
It has disc brakes all round and a Rover V8 engine along with a .....
