This 1959 Alvis Graber Special is a left-hand-drive coupé finished in beige metallic over fawn leather, and is now offered by Open Air Imports in Muhen, Switzerland, with a four-photo gallery. The seller does not state a kilometre reading for the car.

The seller reports that the car had long-standing Swiss owners and was carefully maintained. In 2011, the last owner subjected the car to a major restoration: the bare body was repaired and the original paintwork was rebuilt, the mechanics were also overhauled, the engine and transmission were dismantled, and the original interior was preserved. The seller describes the car, which has been certified as a veteran vehicle, as being in exceptionally good condition, both visually and mechanically. Swiss papers accompany the car.

The Swiss coachbuilder Hermann Graber unveiled his first model based on the 3-litre Alvis chassis at the 1953 Geneva Motor Show. When a successor to the TC21 was needed, Alvis commissioned Carrosserie Graber to build a prototype; this design was then built as the TD21 at Park Ward, while Graber also continued to build individual vehicles with the chassis and mechanics of the TD21, among them the car offered here.