1960s Alvis Stalwart

Old Alvis amphibious vehicle photograph in the archive at Classic Wheels

This is one of 900+ images in the Classic Wheels transport photo archive (amphibious vehicle section).
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The Alvis shown below is in restored condition. This Stalwart is green, and is a amphibious vehicle of the type popular in the 1960s era.

If you're interested in classic Alvis vehicles, don't forget to have a look around the rest of this old transport website as you'll find more about Alvis, in addition to this restored Stalwart from the amphibious vehicle section. Further down is a list of Alvis Stalwart items for sale on ebay RIGHT NOW!

This is photograph No.675 in this archive of classic and vintage vehicle photos.

More Information on this classic Stalwart:

This handsome devil is an ex-army machine and is a product from the Alvis company who are better known for quality motorcars from years ago.

Classic amphibious vehicle - 1960s Alvis

If you are particularly interested in this, the Stalwart built by Alvis, the items below may be of interest, all of which are on sale *right now* in the UK and Internationally on eBay, and can be bid on today!

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