Freestone & Webb

Cars with bodies by Freestone & Webb

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  Bentley

  Mark VI "razor edge" Saloon by Freestone & Webb (design 3038)

  12 Built

  Ultra RareCoachbuilt

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  Daimler · 1946–1953

  DE36 Straight-Eight by Freestone & Webb

  8 Built

  Ultra RareCoachbuilt

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  Rolls-Royce · 1935

  20/25 Coupé by Freestone & Webb

  2 Built

  Ultra RareCoachbuilt

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  Rolls-Royce · 1958

  Silver Cloud I "Honeymoon Express" Two-Seater Drophead Coupé by Freestone & Webb

  2 Built

  Ultra RareCoachbuilt

Key facts

Founded

1923¹ Independently researched

Founder

V. E. Freestone and A. J. Webb¹ Independently researched

Headquarters

Unity Works, Brentfield Road, Willesden / Stonebridge Park, London NW10, England¹ Independently researched

History

Freestone and Webb Ltd was founded in 1923 by V. E. Freestone, who had earlier worked at Crossley Motors, and A. J. Webb, who had trained in France. The firm worked from Unity Works on Brentfield Road in north-west London. It later became part of the Swain Group (Motors) and was acquired by Provincial Traction Co to protect the name; by 1961 the company was recorded as inactive.

Milestones

1. 1923
   Freestone and Webb founded by V. E. Freestone and A. J. Webb.¹
2. 1961
   The company was recorded as inactive after its name was acquired by Provincial Traction Co.¹

Sources

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1. 1
   Freestone and Webb Level C Grace's Guide

   • Founded 1923
   • "Company was inactive", The Times, 3 July 1961
   • Freestone earlier at Crossley Motors; Webb trained in France
   • "Unity Works, Brentfield Road, Stonebridge Park, NW10"
   • founders; 1923; Unity Works; inactive by 1961, Swain Group, Provincial Traction

   Accessed 2026-11-13