Alfa Romeo 8C Monza Tool Room Reconstruction

This is a tool room reconstruction of the Alfa Romeo 8C Monza, the supercharged straight-eight Grand Prix car of the early 1930s. It is dated 1932 on the page and carries chassis number PS24110. The 2.6-litre supercharged straight-eight is the same layout as the original's.

The car was ordered new by the collector Jay Leno and has stayed with him and then his estate. It has covered about 3,300 miles from new. The dealer says it drives like an original 8C Monza, which sells for roughly ten times the price.

It is described as in superb order, with light patination to the leather. It is UK registered and comes with a V5C, plus American registration paperwork. The full registration number is available only on request. The car is held away from the dealer's showroom.