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Vanden Plas 1300 Princess 1972

The origins of Vanden Plas went back to Carrosserie Van den Plas, formed in Belgium in 1898, and an English subsidiary established in 1913. In the 1920s it went bust but was reformed and prospered making bodywork for the likes of Bentley and Alvis. Acquired by BMC in 1946. By the late 1950s the company was engaged in adding luxury fittings to a range of Austin-Morris models produced by BMC. In 1963, the AD016 range of saloons began to be upgraded culminating in the lavishly equipped Vanden Plas 1300 Princess as offered here. Leather upholstery, wood veneer, a distinctive radiator grille and special badging distinguished these VDP examples, whilst the 1.3-litre twin carburettor engine shared with the MG models developed some 65bhp, resulting in a 90mph top speed. Having been registered on 7th February 1972. The car went through a comprehensive restoration in 2021. Appearing to have covered just 84,000 miles from new. The car now looks like the car could have concours winning potential. Whilst the Vanden Plas Princess isn't considered something overtly special, or highly desirable, we have to say this car is! In the catalogue we can see why you might just flick past. However, everyone who has walked up to this car has been blown away by how good it looks and feels. In the flesh, it beats some other great cars we have to offer. The history file shows 4 previous keepers and comes with a document wallet with some photographic evidence as well as invoices and notes, of the work carried out in 2021. If you do nothing else take some time whilst you are at Bishton to pay homage to this beautiful piece of engineered luxury. You won't regret it. Video by: ‪@24sevenphotography‬