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1938' Alvis Speed 25
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€158,000Published 22 May 2025ID: 8MMGu9
Expired
6 months, 1 week ago
6 months, 1 week ago
Information from the owner
Age: 87 years
Mileage: 99999 km
Fuel: Petrol
Seller's comments about 1938' Alvis Speed 25
Alvis Speed 25 Tourer Cross & Ellis Tourer Specification For Sale
- Frame-off restoration - Good technical condition - Special colour scheme - Very well documented Equipment: Jacking system Servo brakes Modern alternator Electric fan Electric petrol pumps Spoked rims Description: Alvis presented the Speed 25 in August 1936, followed in 1938 by the revised SC model with a reinforced frame and a 3. 5-litre six-cylinder engine with triple SU carburettor and around 106 hp. Compared to the predecessor model SB, the engine had a seven-bearing crankshaft, which significantly improved running smoothness and power delivery. The Speed 25 is one of the sportiest British pre-war models. The present vehicle was originally delivered in 1938 as a Charlesworth Saloon and later fitted with a Cross & Ellis Tourer body. The comprehensive restoration, which included all mechanical, electrical and bodywork components, was completed in 2017. A reliable pre-war vehicle with a well-documented history and restoration and maximum driving pleasure - ideal for historic rallies and other events.
- Documented frame-off restoration - Good mechanical condition - Special colour combination - Well-documented history Equipment: Electric cooling-fan Electric fuel pumps Wire wheels Servo brakes Modern alternator Jack system Description: In August 1936, Alvis introduced the Speed 25. From 1938 onward, the updated SC model was offered with a reinforced chassis and a 3. 5-litre inline six-cylinder engine featuring triple SU carburettors and approximately 106 hp. Compared to the preceding SB model, the engine was fitted with a seven-bearing crankshaft, which significantly improved smoothness and overall performance. The Speed 25 is considered one of the most dynamic British pre-war models. The example offered here was originally delivered in 1938 as a Charlesworth Saloon and later fitted with a Cross & Ellis Tourer body. A comprehensive restoration-covering all mechanical, electrical, and body components-was completed in 2017. The vehicle's history is fully documented. A reliable pre-war automobile with well-documented provenance and restoration, offering high driving enjoyment-suitable for historic rallies and other events.
- Frame-off restoration - Good technical condition - Special colour scheme - Very well documented Equipment: Jacking system Servo brakes Modern alternator Electric fan Electric petrol pumps Spoked rims Description: Alvis presented the Speed 25 in August 1936, followed in 1938 by the revised SC model with a reinforced frame and a 3. 5-litre six-cylinder engine with triple SU carburettor and around 106 hp. Compared to the predecessor model SB, the engine had a seven-bearing crankshaft, which significantly improved running smoothness and power delivery. The Speed 25 is one of the sportiest British pre-war models. The present vehicle was originally delivered in 1938 as a Charlesworth Saloon and later fitted with a Cross & Ellis Tourer body. The comprehensive restoration, which included all mechanical, electrical and bodywork components, was completed in 2017. A reliable pre-war vehicle with a well-documented history and restoration and maximum driving pleasure - ideal for historic rallies and other events.
- Documented frame-off restoration - Good mechanical condition - Special colour combination - Well-documented history Equipment: Electric cooling-fan Electric fuel pumps Wire wheels Servo brakes Modern alternator Jack system Description: In August 1936, Alvis introduced the Speed 25. From 1938 onward, the updated SC model was offered with a reinforced chassis and a 3. 5-litre inline six-cylinder engine featuring triple SU carburettors and approximately 106 hp. Compared to the preceding SB model, the engine was fitted with a seven-bearing crankshaft, which significantly improved smoothness and overall performance. The Speed 25 is considered one of the most dynamic British pre-war models. The example offered here was originally delivered in 1938 as a Charlesworth Saloon and later fitted with a Cross & Ellis Tourer body. A comprehensive restoration-covering all mechanical, electrical, and body components-was completed in 2017. The vehicle's history is fully documented. A reliable pre-war automobile with well-documented provenance and restoration, offering high driving enjoyment-suitable for historic rallies and other events.
