Alvis TD 21 History
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History
The TD 21 wore a clean, restrained body designed by the Swiss coachbuilder Hermann Graber and built under licence by Park Ward in England. It established the look that would define the final generation of Alvis cars: a graceful two-door grand tourer on the proven 3-litre six.
Roughly 1,073 TD 21s were built between 1958 and 1963, making it one of the more numerous post-war Alvis models and the heart of the marque's late-era line.
Body styles
- Saloon coupé
- Drophead coupé
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