Thought to be one of a handful of Duncan-bodied Alvis' remaining! One of only 27 produced in 1947/1948 Manufactured by Ian Duncan, an aeronautical engineer Only a handful are thought to still exist Once recommissioned, this lovely old Alvis will be welcomed at all motoring events This car has formed part of a large collection with little or no use.

An element of recommissioning is to be expected to return it to the road once again NB: The number plate in the pictures is not included in the sale Produced in 1947/8 by Ian Duncan, an aeronautical engineer, the Duncan Alvis was built utilising an Alvis TA 14 chassis and running gear.

Weighing in at far less, 2½ tons to be exact, than a regular TA14, the performance, at the time, was spritely compared to its larger sibling and was a much-admired motor vehicle when out on the road, in fact, the four-cylinder engine was reputedly good for a top speed of 75 mph and would cruise happily at 65 mph, with the downside being that in monetary term...