Series II

Alvis TD 21 Series II

First registered in April 1963

Only about 300 units built

5-speed ZF transmission and disc brakes

Matching numbers

Swiss road registration

The gentleman among grand tourers—British elegance without fanfare.
The Alvis TD 21 Series II is one of those British classics that delight connoisseurs, while the general public often thinks more of Jaguar, Aston Martin, or Bentley. It is precisely this understated nature that makes it so appealing.
The body was built by Park Ward based on a design by Swiss coachbuilder Hermann Graber—the same renowned coachbuilder who also worked for Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The result is an elegant blend of British nobility and continental lightness.

Of the 1963 Alvis TD 21 Series II offered here, featuring a 5-speed ZF transmission and disc brakes all around, only about 285–320 examples were produced, depending on the source. This makes it significantly rarer than many comparable Jaguars or Aston Martins from the same era. The car has been with its last owner for over 30 years, is a matching-numbers car and is in well-maintained condition. An original owner’s manual is included.

The Alvis TD 21 Series II is the perfect choice for enthusiasts of British classics who want to stray from the beaten path. As elegant as a Bentley, as exclusive as an Aston Martin, and yet pleasantly obscure.

Errors, mistakes, and prior sale reserved.