1934 Alvis Speed 20
Above Images ©IMAGE CREDITS - Anthony Hazelaar @ 2003 Concours d'Elegance Paleis Het Loo
Introduced in 1932, the Speed 20 was the first post-vintage design from Alvis, with the second series of the car adopting the SB moniker, and its bristling performance – the top speed of 90mph now aided by a new all-synchromesh gearbox – was allied to a more sporting look to that of its predecessor, the SA, thanks in part to a longer, lower chassis and the addition of imposing Lucas P100 lamps, fitted as standard.
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1932 Alvis-6 Speed 20 SA 4-Door Tourer 14697 - did not sell for $125,000
4-Door Tourer, 123" wheelbase. Cross and Ellis Tourer body #30245. Engine #10461.Car #14697. Registration #0J2357. CCCA 100 point Senior #832SP. Six cylinder engine. Triple carburetors. Semi-elliptic suspension. First year for the Alvis Speed 20. 1 of approximately 400 SA cars were built.
Gallery: 2012 Daytime Auction by Mecum
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