1939 DAIMLER EL 24
The 1939 Daimler EL24 stands as a distinguished example of pre-war British luxury motoring, representing the final flourish of traditional coachbuilt elegance before the onset of the Second World War.


Produced by Daimler, then favoured by royalty and the upper echelons of society, the EL24 embodies the marque’s reputation for refinement, engineering integrity, and understated prestige.
Built upon a robust chassis and typically fitted with bespoke coachwork by renowned British bodybuilders, the EL24 displays a commanding presence.

Its long bonnet, sweeping wings, and upright radiator grille convey an air of quiet authority, while period details such as flowing running boards and elegant headlamps reflect the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
At its heart lies a smooth and dependable inline six-cylinder engine of approximately 2.5 litres, delivering power in a manner that prioritises serenity and composure over outright performance.

True to Daimler tradition, many exa...