Marendaz Collection

Marendaz factory, Maidenhead 1934. Creator: Unknown
Marendaz factory, Maidenhead 1934

Marendaz 13-70 Special on 1934 Lands End Trial. Creator: Unknown
Marendaz 13-70 Special on 1934 Lands End Trial

1936 Marendaz 15-90 short chassis at Rushmore. Creator: Unknown
1936 Marendaz 15-90 short chassis at Rushmore

1936 Marendaz on trial. Creator: Unknown
1936 Marendaz on trial

1935 Marendaz Special coupe. Creator: Unknown
1935 Marendaz Special coupe

1928 Marendaz 9 / 90. Creator: Unknown
1928 Marendaz 9/90

1926 Marlborough 2 litre with Jarvis body. Creator: Unknown
1926 Marlborough 2 litre with Jarvis body

Marendaz Special of AC Hess and Bugatti Type 35 of O Bertram at a BARC meeting, Brooklands, 1930
Unidentified car. Marendaz Special 1496 cc. No: 19. Driver: Hess, A.C. Car colour is Mottled aluminium and blue. Bugatti Type 35 1990 cc. Reg. No. YM7949. No: 5. Driver: Bertram, O. Brooklands

Marendaz special open 2-seater at the Mid Surrey AC Barnstaple Trial, Beggars Roost, Devon, 1934
Marendaz Special Open 2-seater. 1932 Vehicle Reg. No. GW2382. Event Entry No: 65. Place: Mid-Surrey A.C. Barnstaple Trial. Date: 3/4.8.34

Marendaz Competion 2-seater special 15 / 90 of Mrs NA Moss driving in a motoring trial, late 1930s
Marendaz Competion 2 seater special 15/90 1936 Vehicle Reg. No. DPG7. Event Entry No: 7 Driver: Moss, Mrs. N.A (mother of Stirling Moss). Place: Unidentified Trial

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Discover the enigma of Marendaz, a British marque that left an indelible mark on the automotive world during the golden age of motorsport. From the Marendaz factory in Maidenhead, 1934, came a series of innovative specials, including the 13-70 Special that conquered the Lands End Trial. The 15-90 short chassis, showcased at Rushmore in 1936, and the competition 2-seater, driven by Mrs. NA Moss in motoring trials of the late 1930s, were just a few of the many Marendaz creations that challenged the status quo. The 1928 Marendaz 9 / 90 and the Marlborough 2 litre with Jarvis body, both from this era, further highlight the marque's commitment to pushing boundaries. The Marendaz Special of AC Hess and the O Bertram's Bugatti Type 35 at a BARC meeting in 1930, as well as the open 2-seater at the Mid Surrey AC Barnstaple Trial in 1934, are just a few of the many captivating moments in Marendaz's rich history. The creator of these masterpieces remains unknown, but their legacy continues to inspire and intrigue automotive enthusiasts to this day.