Alvis TF21 Automatic

The TF21 was the last of the Graber-styled Alvis saloons, a refinement of the TD21 with its stacked headlights and a 3.0-litre straight-six. This is the automatic version, and the dealer says it is one of only 80 TF saloons built.

The factory record shows it leaving the works in June 1966 for Henlys of London. It has had five owners from new. The history file covers a restoration in the 1980s that brought new body panels, a repaint and new carpets. Later bills include a front suspension rebuild and brake overhaul by Earley Engineering, a carburettor overhaul, and a stainless steel fuel tank with refurbished fuel system.

It shows 112,000 miles and is finished in metallic champagne silver, which the page also describes as Grey, with a contrasting interior. The gearbox has recently been reconditioned, with a £2,300 receipt included. It has power steering and a new MOT, and is described as in regular use.