LINKS
I have put all the links pertaining to all of the pages on this one page. They are all a bit jumbled but, if they increase in number, I will introduce a little more order.
WWW.ALVISOC.ORG The Alvis Owner Club is a must for the owner of any Alvis car. The Club site contains a good deal of information on the whole Alvis range including photographs of all the cars. It also gives details of cars for sale and links to Alvis related sites.
WWW.MCLELLANSAUTOMOTIVE.COM US based dealer in motoring literature including a large selection of brochures. Site offers on-line ordering with credit card payment.
WWW.REDTRIANGLE.CO.UK Red Triangle are the suppliers of parts for Alvis cars of all ages. The website is of limited use since it does not provide any price list or ordering facility. However, there is a product list and details of their workshop services.
WWW.HDROGERS.COM An American company specialising in parts for British cars. Sell some ignition consumables for a number of Alvis models.
WWW.HOLDEN.CO.UK British company selling mainly Lucas components for classic cars. Very good on-line ordering facility including photographs of all products. Also sell clothing and rally / motorsport items.
WWW.EBAY.COM & WWW.EBAY.CO.UK On-line auction sites which are a good source for just about anything. Most of the sellers on the dot com site are based in the US so for Carlyle collectors in the UK it is a good way to acquire American editions which rarely appear in British bookshops. For the Alvis enthusiast it is useful for obtaining publicity material (adverts & brochures), models, and (albeit very occasionaly) parts. Vehicles, both civil and military in the case of Alvis, sometimes appear. A handy tip is that the word Alvis, as a search parameter on the dot com site, brings up an awful lot of irrelevant items so it is worth specifying a few exclusions which I would suggest as follows; bearnap, topps, lesney, matchbox, stalwart, virginia, vengeance, franklin. Similarly, Leica buyers will find that the following exclusions will filter out the worst of the irrelevancies; digital, russian, copy, smartmedia.