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1951 Allard P1 Manual
Finance Information
$39,777 loan | $0.00 deposit | 60 monthly repayments of $846 with a final payment of $0.00.
10.00% p.a. Interest Rate | 10.00% p.a. Comparison Rate#
$195 per Week is available to approved applicants only. #Comparison rates are based on a secured consumer fixed rate loan of $30,000 over a term of 5 years. WARNING: This comparison rate is true only for the example given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate. Excludes government, rental and national fleet customers. This offer is based on a consumer loan with 60 monthly payments of $846 and an APR of 10.00% with $0.00 deposit and a balloon payment of $0.00. Total amount payable $50,584. Conditions, fees and charges apply. David Ekberg reserves the right to vary or withdraw this offer.
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Largely forgotten these days but the Allard marque was a force to be reckoned with in motor racing in the early post-War years. The combination of American V8 power and an English chassis proved very effective and was a major influence on Carroll Shelby, who used the same formula to great effect with his AC Cobra. Jensen, Bristol and Sunbeam, amongst others, subsequently built road cars using the same idea. Allard themselves built road cars in small numbers and these also found themselves in competition. In fact, Sydney Allard drove a P1 saloon similar to our car to victory in the 1952 Monte Carlo Rally.
Our car was delivered new to New Zealand, where it lived happily before being imported to Australia in 2011. Shortly before it left it received a full engine rebuild and considerable other work, detailed in a magazine article that comes with the car, together with an interesting history file.
Today, the car is in above-average condition but there is still scope to improve it. Still, where are you going to find another one? It is guaranteed to draw a crowd at any car event with its rather bizarre styling and V8 rumble.
Note that the odometer reads in miles.
We are marque specialists with Australia's largest range of Bentley cars for sale in our showroom in Bayside Melbourne. We offer our customers the following benefits:
• Bentley logbook servicing
• competitive finance to approved purchasers
• interstate transport arranged at attractive rates
• specialist vehicle inspections at our premises
• trade-ins accepted