Sold | $123,200 USD Under present ownership since 1989, with documented history dating from 1955Built on the seldom-seen 145-in. wheelbase chassis, the longest offered by the factoryElegantly finished in burgundy with black fenders and a tan interior Powered by Stutz's advanced 322-cid overhead-cam inline eight-..
Sold | $12,320 USD A highly capable and attractive early 1920s touring car A compelling combination of solid Buick engineering and elevated McLaughlin craftsmanshipWell-presented older restoration in a vibrant color schemeA historically significant example from a fascinating chapter in North American automotive ..
Sold | $75,600 USD Fitted from new with Mayfair Town Car coachwork by Merrimac, an attractive blend of limousine formality with open sporting characterDelivered new to Harry Cohn, co-founder and longtime head of Columbia Pictures, in HollywoodPowered by its numbers-matching 7.4-liter inline six-cylinder engine J..
Sold | $36,960 USD One of 14 known surviving examplesUnusually specified with free-standing “bracket” headlightsAttractively equipped and restored in elegant colorsA CCCA Full Classic Renowned luxury automaker Pierce-Arrow of Buffalo, New York, merged with Studebaker in 1928, the latter putting its c..
Sold | $56,000 USD “The Lone Ranger,” a well-known and much-loved Lincoln Model LKnown ownership history since new, including noted enthusiasts Reverend T.L. Osborn, Jack Passey, and Norm BuckhartRestoration to its current presentation completed in 2004A CCCA Full Classic This Lincoln Model L is one ..
Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Mc Near Coupé, chassis number 315LF, engine number 21153. On the chassis card of Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost 315LF is written that the first registered “owner” was E.L. Butler. He was the car dealer and he took delivery on October 23rd 1924. Butler sold the car in December 1st 1924 to D.M. Baker, who became the first privat..
Rolls-Royce 20HP chassis GUJ58 was sold to the coachbuilder Joseph Cockshoot & Co. Ltd, 39 Great Ducie Street in Manchester, in August 1927. The car was intended for their client Harry Lomax, who lived in Hale, not far from Manchester.Delivery of the car was planned immediately after the 1927 British International Motor Show at the Ol..
This wonderfully sculptural and luxurious Bugatti Type 46 with Coupe SuperProfilée coachwork is considered among the finest design work of Jean Bugatti. The Bugatti Type 46 was first launched at the 1929 Paris Motor Show with production beginning that same year. It bridged the gap between the opulent Bugatti Royale and the 3 Litre Type 44.
This 1924 3 4 ½ Litre Bentley has an interesting history from her rebirth in Scotland in the 1960’s as a car representing the racing style of the vintage TT period.Mechanically rebuilt by the team at Vintage Bentley, today she maintains the patina of regular use, with excellent hydraulic brakes, coil ignition via twin magnetos, and a besp..