Sold | $100,800 USD Believed to be the earliest surviving Detroit Electric automobileOne of two with the early double chain drive known to existOlder restoration in charming condition Detroit Electric stands tall among American electric cars. The longest-lived of all early electric nameplates, it produced var..
Sold | $140,000 USD One of the finest surviving examples of the Rauch & Lang electric carBeautiful show-quality, AACA First Junior-winning restorationKnown history, with only three long-term caretakers since the 1950sFormerly part of the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum collectionAn exceptional piece o..
Sold | $44,800 USD Originally built as a four-cylinder Model B; subsequently restored to Model 18 V-8 specificationHandsomely finished in Washington Blue with black fenders, cream wire wheels, and brown leather upholsteryPowered by a period-correct 21-stud Ford flathead V-8 with correct cylinder heads and distinctive “di..
Chassis No. 236922
In 1941, the U.S. War Department turned to Ford Motor Company to build Willys' winning quarter-ton reconnaissance design under license, and the resulting Ford GPW went on to serve as one of the most consequential vehicles of the Second World War, carrying troops, officers, and dispatches across theaters from North Africa t..
1915 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Alpine Eagle Sport Touring CarNuméro de châssis : 24CBNuméro de moteur : 15ACarrosserie originale par Maythorn and Son Cette Rolls Royce 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Torpedo Tourer de 1915 porte le numéro de châssis 24 CB et le numéro de moteur 15A. Les archives indiquent q..
Extremely rare Model A Roadster Pickup in even rarer factory right-hand drive; incredibly original condition with gorgeous and characterful patina; only two registered keepers in the UK since import from New Zealand; recent works completed The Ford Model A Pick-Up Roadster is one of the rarer and more desirable variants of t..
Conservée par le même propriétaire depuis les années 1980 ; proposée dans le cadre d’une succession ; apparue dans la série de la BBC « The House of Eliott » ; rare Humber Tourer des débuts de la marque ; à remettre en service ; moteur non bloquéUne Humber édouardienne remarquablement authentique, conservée pendant de nombreuses an..
Sold | $58,800 USD An outstanding preservation-class candidate, retaining predominantly believed-original paint, upholstery, woodwork, and brass hardwareDelivered new to Homan & Schulz Co. of New York City and retained by its original family in Connecticut for more than 80 yearsPowered by a 235-cid water-cooled two-c..
Price Upon Request One of only three known surviving examplesPowered by a 318-cid L-head inline four-cylinder engine with three-speed sliding-gear transmission on a sporting 109-in. wheelbaseOutfitted with an electric starter for smoother operationOutstanding provenance, formerly part of the collections of Willi..
Sold | $34,720 USD Older restoration featuring a charming Texaco liveryEquipped with a four-split holding tank by Standard Kansas City201-cid inline four-cylinder engine; four-speed manual transmissionUpgraded to a 12-volt electrical system One of the early powerhouses in the burgeoning commercial tr..