1950 | Racing Green Alvis 3 Litre Special

Imagine a 1930s racer—but without the drama of cold starts or jammed gearboxes. What you're looking at is an Alvis 3-Litre Special, lovingly, precisely, and expertly built by Racing Green Engineering in Wales—the go-to name for high-quality Alvis-based specials.

The original chassis dates from 1950, a TA14, which has been completely stripped, restored, and rebuilt to the highest standard. The aluminum bodywork was hand-formed, inspired by Alvis’s pre-war race cars—and it shows: long bonnet, low seating, clean lines, and those glorious deep-black wire wheels. The color? Old English White, a subtly off-white tone, paired with black striping that perfectly matches the black accents and interior.

Under the hood lies the well-known 3.0-litre Alvis inline-six engine (TC type), mated to a fully synchronized four-speed manual gearbox—for smooth shifting without vintage frustrations. The engine is lively, powerful, and delivers a soundtrack you’ll want to play on repeat.

Inside, you’ll find black leather bucket seats, a black tonneau cover, and as a finishing touch: an original Halda Twinmaster rally meter. Ready for historic rallies like the Gran Premio Nuvolari, where this Alvis has already proven its potential.

Cherished by its previous owner for ten years, and now ready for a new chapter. This is no replica—this is an authentically built special. Perfect for those who love the feel of classic racing, but also appreciate a touch of reliability.

A rare find for the true enthusiast. Pre-War style, Post-War finesse—ready to welcome a new member to our club!