Grosvenor Carriage Company

The Grosvenor Carriage Company Ltd was a British coachbuilder founded in around 1910 and based in Kilburn in North West London.

[1] With premises at Welbeck Works, Willesden Lane, London NW6, Grosvenor gained a reputation in the years up to World War I for high quality coachwork on leading makes of car including Rolls-Royce.

All luxury coachbuilding stopped in World War II.

This was not the end for Grosvenor as in 1954 they were advertising a 10-passenger bus and also a pick-up conversion of a Bedford van.

Their final offering seems to have been in 1956 with an estate-car conversion of the Vauxhall Velox.