1963 Alvis TD21 S2 - Graber Evocation

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  • čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
  • A unique, beautifully re-modelled Alvis TD21 S2 Cabriolet in the style of Swiss Coachbuilder Hermann Graber’s stunning, bespoke Alvis creations.
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    =====| CHAPTERS |=====
    00:00 - Introduction
    00:13 - 1964 Alvis TE21
    00:37 - 1958 Alvis TD21 Drophead Coupe
    01:20 - Alvis Three Litre Cars - A Brief History
    02:50 - 1963 Alvis TD21 S2 - Graber Evocation
    03:24 - Design
    04:52 - Driving the Alvis TD21 S2 - Graber Evocation
    04:33 - Driving
    06:15 - Conclusion
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Komentáře • 17

  • @alexandradane3672
    @alexandradane3672 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Such happy memories of the car which my father drove when I was a child. He then decided it was unsafe for children so bought a “hard top”. He was concerned by the amount of increasing traffic on the roads and the proliferation of poor and reckless drivers ! Compared to today ! Thank you for this video - from a new Subscriber .

  • @simonphillips5208
    @simonphillips5208 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Just watching this because a pal bought a TD21 yesterday at auction.
    First time I've watched this channel. Thoroughly enjoyed it and, subscribed.

  • @cohort075
    @cohort075 Před rokem +4

    The first Alvis TD21 I ever saw was as a young lad, about 8, or 9 in Melbourne Australia, in 1968, or 69.
    I thought it was one of the coolest cars ever.
    Love the videos, and bloody envious 😊

    • @Classicandsportscar1
      @Classicandsportscar1  Před rokem +1

      Thanks for your kind comment. Quite a few went to Australia and they would be quite a sight in the sixties

  • @michaelguerin56
    @michaelguerin56 Před rokem +2

    Nice modification. Thank you for showing this car to us.

  • @Bikeaddict4235
    @Bikeaddict4235 Před rokem +3

    Oh thats nice 👍 , and not something that would usually float my boat

  • @bernardkealey6449
    @bernardkealey6449 Před 7 měsíci

    All 3 of these TD’s are utterly gorgeous. I only recently became aware of the Alvis, and am quite besotted with the TF Graber - which needless to say I’d be unlikely to ever afford as either one of the 6 originals, or the new factory continuation models.
    I could still semi plausibly dream of finding a TD in particularly sad condition for a tasteful full restoration and sympathetic and homage laden conversion….

  • @TheClive1949
    @TheClive1949 Před rokem +5

    I don't like the word 'awesome' but what else can one say....... perhaps simply gorgeous. Now, if only my bank account had rather more money in it...!

    • @Classicandsportscar1
      @Classicandsportscar1  Před rokem +1

      Thank you for this kind comment. I'm glad you like this unique car... or should I say all three cars?

  • @ingvarhallstrom2306
    @ingvarhallstrom2306 Před rokem +2

    There's a lot of Aston Martin in those lines? I believe the rear lights are the same or very similar.

  • @richardbooth4573
    @richardbooth4573 Před 3 měsíci

    Was the sports car featured in the movie The Birds an Alvis ?

  • @alexandermathar7780
    @alexandermathar7780 Před 3 měsíci +1

    The 3l Alvis were clearly better than the
    Mercedes 300 SL. Handmade, bespoke, outstanding value for money. The Mercedes: Only one configuration, untried direct petrol injection, overengineered gullwing doors, claustrophobic interior, and you already had to pay a hefty plus just for the brand.