TD21 : 1958-1963

The 1958 Earls Court Motor Show Silver Medal winner for coachwork

Although there were “Series I” and “Series II” changes in specification meant that in fact there were several sub-series with important changes. Very early cars retained the TC21/100 engine and drum brakes. Later Series I cars had the modified doors in aluminium and later Series II cars had the zf gearbox.

25946 1958 TD21 The first production TD21 pictured at the 1958 AOC AGM - does it survive? No. See Nick Simpson comment below 2-16-3 — 25946 1958 TD21 The first production TD21 pictured at the 1958 AOC AGM. See Nick Simpson comment below 2-16-3

25946 1958 TD21 WRW 633 2-17-1

TD21 26122

26142 as a used car in 1962

TD21 saloon 26145

26730 Roland Geiger's Park Ward TD21 Drophead, the last Series 1 originally owned by Baron von Pellandt of Nina and Frederick fame — 26730 Roland Geiger’s Park Ward TD21 Drophead, the last Series 1 originally owned by Baron von Pellandt of Nina and Frederick fame

Douglas Bader's TD 21 — Douglas Bader’s second TD 21

TD21 Series II 26985

The standard rear lights on a Series II TD21

26933 a Graber 1963 TD21 Series II is followed by 26935 a four door. The owner of the coupe celebrated 50 years of ownership in June 2013.

26895 1963 Graber TD21 Series II cabriolet, as displayed at the 1963 Geneva Salon. Currently owned and photo by Christoph Grohe.

The TD Series II Park Ward frontal treatment of auxiliary lamps — The TD Series II Park Ward frontal treatment of auxiliary lamps – these non-standard later lucas units.

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