Model catalogue

Humber Snipe for film & TV hire

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There are 3 listings in the Humber Snipe selection, dating from 1932 to 1958; start with the scene’s date when choosing which vehicles to look at more closely. This selection has its largest decade totals in 1930s and 1950s; those pages help you compare vehicles across makes when the date is your starting point. The most common categories in this selection are Classic, Vintage/Pre-war and Saloon, offering another route into the vehicles when a model name is not yet part of the brief. You will find burgundy, burgundy/cream and cream/black among the leading colours, useful for a first comparison with wardrobe, location and any other vehicles sharing the shot.

Humber Snipe hire questions

Can I hire a Humber Snipe for filming?
Yes, through a brief. The CarSeen catalogue has 3 Humber Snipe listings from 1932 to 1958. Tell us the scene, dates and location, and availability is confirmed with the owner.
Which Humber Snipe versions are listed?
Catalogue listings include variants such as Tourer, Drop Head, Saloon, and colours such as burgundy, cream and black, burgundy and cream. Each listing page shows its own details.
How much does it cost to hire a Humber Snipe?
Every job is quoted individually. The price depends on the car, the number of days, how it is used, transport and drivers. Send a brief and we will confirm it on your quote.

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