1931 HUMBER 16/50 SALOON
The 1931 Humber 16/50 is a classic British motor car that was part of Humber Limited's lineup during the early 1930s, marketed towards the middle-class professional market such as doctors and lawyers.
It features a 2110cc six-cylinder engine.
Equipped with a four-speed manual gate change gearbox, often referred to as a crash box.
The most common configurations were the Saloon and Touring Saloon, though it was also available in five other types.
Production numbers rounded to 6828.
Some surviving models feature side-mounted spare tyres and running boards.
High-quality finishings were a hallmark of Humber, typically featuring leather upholstery (often in Navy Blue) and real wood Walnut door trims.
It is considered a very rare example of pre-war British engineering, with only a small number (roughly a couple of dozen) of various body types known to survive worldwide.
Price at Launch- in 1931, the car retailed for approximately £425.

Equivalent to £38,000 now.
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