The Allard P1 (known when new more often than not simply as the Allard 3.6-litre Saloon) is a five-seater two-door sports saloon produced by the British Allard Motor Company between …

Allard P1 Type Saloon. P TYPE SPECIFICATIONS. Years Produced: 1949 to 1953 Quantity Produced: 557 Existing: 42 (8%) Length: 189" Wheelbase: 112" Track: 56" Front / 58" Rear …

This 1951 Allard P1 is one of approximately 559 aluminum-bodied 2-door saloons built by the London-based manufacturer. Records indicate that this example was sold new in England and …

2024年7月26日 · Gray-painted 16″ wheels wear bright Allard-branded hubcaps and are mounted with 6.00/6.50″ Michelin Superconfort tires. Suspension is comprised of a divided front axle …

Made famous by it’s 1952 Monte Carlo Rally win, the P1 saloon was produced on the same 112 inch chassis as the M, L, M2X, P2 and the P2 Safari. Although a very large number of cars …

The Allard P1 was a series of saloons introduced in 1949. The P1 was offered in a two door saloon body style, and was powered by Ford-sourced V8 engines. The standard P1 was …

The 1950 Allard P1 is a significant vehicle in British automotive history, known for its combination of American power and British craftsmanship. Engineered by Chris Humberstone and Sydney …

Vehicle history and comps for 1950 Allard P1 VIN: 91P1885 - including sale prices, photos, and more.

The Allard P1 may never be as highly respected as the more essential Allard racers, but its combination of reliable power, thoughtful engineering, and clumsy yet endearing style make it …

The Allard P was a series of cars introduced in 1949. Allard designated their fixed-roof model with the letter 'P.' Variants included the P1, which was the main 'P' offering, and the much rarer P2 …