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1937' Railton
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$225,000Published 29 October 2023
Updated 29 September 2024ID: P57YGU
Updated 29 September 2024ID: P57YGU
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Information from the owner
Age: 87 years
Mileage: 35511 km
Transmission: Manual
Exterior color: Black
Seller's comments about 1937' Railton
Straight 8\Won Senior First Prize in National CCCA Honors
Won First Place in the Primary Division at the 2001 and 2003 Spring Grand Classic at Classic Car Club of America in Scottsdale, AZ.
Placed in Hemmings Motor News 2003 British Calendar
CCCA Recognized the Car as a Full Classic Automobile
Extremely Rare Coach built Vehicle on an 8 Cylinder Hudson Chassis
Wood-Trimmed Interior
Very Well Documented with Photos and Records
This Railton Stratton looks quite formal and distinctively British. Polished Jet-Black body panels fabricated by Coachcraft have a hint of athleticism to them, especially the curvaceous fenders. Youll note that even the smallest details on the exterior are executed to perfection, like the piano hinge holding the engine cowling in place and the polished alloy moldings bordering the black vinyl roof. Among the unique features is an integrated trunk with a split lid
Underneath all the exterior aesthetics is a lightweight yet rigid chassis. It was Railton who fine-tuned the chassis for driving on British roads. Among the items he used are Andre Telecontrol shocks, which helped balance handling with comfort.
This particular Railton Stratton has been fully restored and boasts a CCCA Senior Award, which is a truly enviable accomplishment. Instead of getting an engine from the domestic market, Railton sourced the 8-cylinder engine from the Hudson Terraplane. That meant more power for thrilling and surprisingly smooth acceleration. As part of the restoration, the engine was completely rebuilt and has been painted red with black on various components in the engine compartment.
In true British automotive fashion, the tan leather interior is sophisticated and comfortable, with an impeccable fit and finish. Chocolate brown piping and carpeting add unexpected yet very pleasing contrast, while a tan broadcloth and leather headliner adds even more elegance. Rich wood on the doors, window surrounds, dash, and more provide additional warmth. A large sunroof adds a free feeling to the space.
A rare and highly collectible treat, this 1937 Railton Stratton Saloon is a tremendous addition to any garage.
Won First Place in the Primary Division at the 2001 and 2003 Spring Grand Classic at Classic Car Club of America in Scottsdale, AZ.
Placed in Hemmings Motor News 2003 British Calendar
CCCA Recognized the Car as a Full Classic Automobile
Extremely Rare Coach built Vehicle on an 8 Cylinder Hudson Chassis
Wood-Trimmed Interior
Very Well Documented with Photos and Records
This Railton Stratton looks quite formal and distinctively British. Polished Jet-Black body panels fabricated by Coachcraft have a hint of athleticism to them, especially the curvaceous fenders. Youll note that even the smallest details on the exterior are executed to perfection, like the piano hinge holding the engine cowling in place and the polished alloy moldings bordering the black vinyl roof. Among the unique features is an integrated trunk with a split lid
Underneath all the exterior aesthetics is a lightweight yet rigid chassis. It was Railton who fine-tuned the chassis for driving on British roads. Among the items he used are Andre Telecontrol shocks, which helped balance handling with comfort.
This particular Railton Stratton has been fully restored and boasts a CCCA Senior Award, which is a truly enviable accomplishment. Instead of getting an engine from the domestic market, Railton sourced the 8-cylinder engine from the Hudson Terraplane. That meant more power for thrilling and surprisingly smooth acceleration. As part of the restoration, the engine was completely rebuilt and has been painted red with black on various components in the engine compartment.
In true British automotive fashion, the tan leather interior is sophisticated and comfortable, with an impeccable fit and finish. Chocolate brown piping and carpeting add unexpected yet very pleasing contrast, while a tan broadcloth and leather headliner adds even more elegance. Rich wood on the doors, window surrounds, dash, and more provide additional warmth. A large sunroof adds a free feeling to the space.
A rare and highly collectible treat, this 1937 Railton Stratton Saloon is a tremendous addition to any garage.
