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£38,250

1913 Argyll 25/50 Open Tourer

United Kingdom • 26 Nov 2008

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This is a 1913 Argyll 25/50 Open Tourer, sold for £38,250. First registered in Blackpool, it was discovered intact in Rochdale after WWII with fire damage and restored. The car was laid up in storage in 1969 and will need work to regain its former glory.

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Condition 

4

The car has been laid up for almost 40 years and the engine will not turn. However, the car is structurally sound. It will need at the very least thorough checking over and cosmetic attention to regain its former glory.

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Manual

Transmission:

8226

Chassis No:

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

FF 677

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

RHD

[Catalogue Description]

Points of note

£38,250

Lowest Price (All Time)

£38,250

Median Price (All Time)

£38,250

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