Classic Car Catalogue

Crossley 1935

Regis – new model  
Super Six – discontinued approx. 100 were made.
Golden – discontinued
Burney – discontinued 1934-35 – approx. 20 were made.
2-Litre    
3-Litre – discontinued 1934-35 – approx. 10 were made

Great Britain

By the mid 1930's the Torquay and Buxton were looking old fashioned and so Gordon Macandrew took action by getting C F Beauvais of the Avon Motor Bodies to design new coachwork. Crossley adopted a conservative rendition of this into production in 1935 as the Regis, which was mechanically very similar to the previous 10's but lower and longer. The wheel diameter dropped from 18 to 16 inches.
The price of the Burney dropped from £750 to £395. Abour 20 were made.

 

Regis

    4 cyl.
1122 cc
34 bhp
6 cyl.
1476 cc
42 bhp
   
           

 

2-Litre

    6 cyl.
1991 cc
62 bhp
     
           

 

Super Six and Golden

    6 cyl.
3198 cc
– discontinued
       

 

3-Litre

    6 cyl.
3198 cc
64 bhp
– discontinued    
           

 

Streamline

    6 cyl.
1991 cc