Alvis TA21 1934 - Saloon

1 Previous Owner, Alvis TA14 4-Door Saloon - Beautifully Restored with History We're pleased to offer this Alvis TA14 four-door saloon, a fine example of British motoring heritage, restored to a high standard and supported by a detailed history file and invoices. The TA14 was the first model produced by Alvis after the Second World War, built between 1946 and 1950. It carried forward the marque's reputation for engineering quality and understated elegance, while providing reliable, refined motoring for the discerning buyer of its day. With its upright coachbuilt bodywork and solid, dependable 1.9-litre four-cylinder engine, the TA14 embodied post-war confidence and craftsmanship. This particular car has benefitted from a comprehensive restoration, with attention to both mechanical and cosmetic detail. The work is well-documented with a file of supporting invoices, giving reassurance that it has been cherished and correctly maintained. The paintwork, interior, and brightwork all present beautifully, and the car is ready to be enjoyed straight away. About Alvis Founded in Coventry in 1919, Alvis quickly established itself as a maker of high-quality sporting and luxury cars. The marque was respected for innovation, with a reputation that stood alongside Bentley and Lagonda. Alvis cars were known for their engineering integrityvehicles that were as rewarding to drive as they were to admire. Even today, the name Alvis resonates with collectors who appreciate its blend of style, rarity, and build quality. Why the TA14 Matters The TA14 was the car that brought Alvis back to production after the war, making it historically significant within the company's story. Survivors are relatively scarce, particularly in this condition, and they represent excellent value in the classic market compared with some of the more obvious post-war marques. This is a motor car for the enthusiast who values heritage and craftsmanship, or for the collector seeking to add a true Coventry-built thoroughbred to their garage.