The interior was fitted out with traditional "good taste" using mat leather and polished wood fillets. [3] By the early 1950s, this coachwork was beginning to look unfashionably upright and "severe yet dignified".

2024年3月20日 · This is part of a video series covering the full restoration of a 1949 Daimler Consort. Making the front footwell side panels.

2022年8月20日 · This is part of a video series covering the full restoration of a Daimler Consort. Vehicle restoration. Car restoration. Vehicle interior trim.

All round vision is remarkably good, slim pillars and light side window frames make for an extremely bright interior. If you are not fond of open cars, this is in my opinion the best ‘all rounder’, the ideal cruising speed I find is around 55-60mph, fuel consumption is good but doesn’t quite match the Special Sports, which despite its ...

2017年12月19日 · The interior is extremely comfortable, effortlessly evoking PG Wodehouse and Agatha Christie. Leather and walnut abound, all in glorious condition. The flat floor allows a feeling of spaciousness that is confirmed by the view from the large windows.

2023年1月19日 · This is part of a video series covering the full restoration of a 1949 Daimler Consort. Vehicle restoration. Making 1949 English vehicle door cards.

The interior features recently replaced tan cloth upholstery and carpets as well as refinished wood and a banjo-spoke steering wheel. The Daimler is closely associated with royalty, but only a precious few have an actual royal connection.

The interior was fitted out with traditional “good taste” using mat leather and polished wood fillets. Sales levels were respectable: 3,355 Daimler 2½-litres were produced and 4,250 Consorts

2023年7月28日 · The DB 18 Consort was the top-of-the-line model in the Daimler range for several years, and this example is no exception. It is beautifully presented throughout, with a glittery silver paint finish that shows very little wear. The interior is also in excellent condition, with luxurious leather seats and a wood-trimmed dashboard.

The Daimler Consort was a development of the pre-War DB18 and was a quality four-door saloon powered by Daimler’s own six-cylinder ohv 2,522cc six-cylinder engine (which was also used in the firm’s military vehicles). The Conosrt was in production from 1949 to 1953 during which time Daimer produced 4,250 cars.