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To Be OFFERED AT AUCTIONOnly known example with original body, engine, chassis, and hardwareThree owners in 70 years; part of the Barney Pollard Collection for 40 yearsShowing less than 42,000 miles, believed to be originalExcellent tour car, AACA National First honorsOne of very few Loziers eligible for ..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTIONThe sole surviving six-cylinder 1913 Stearns-KnightFormerly owned by Harrah’s Automobile CollectionMeticulous restoration by previous owner and Stearns expert, Art AseltineVery well-documented, including Harrah’s history fileA potent and imposing Brass Era tour automobile..

Does anyone have a gearbox cover for the Philos, I also will consider any other parts for the make.If there are any photos or records of this make in use and especially in the first world war, I would be grateful.I am also trying to trace the history of the car in the photos, the Black and white photo is from the 1950's and the la..

Upon its debut in 1907, the Rolls-Royce 40/50 horsepower “Silver Ghost” was considered to be the most advanced motorcar money could buy. With Henry Royce’s impressively over-built 7,428cc side-valve inline six-cylinder engine as the centerpiece, the Silver Ghost was a true engineering marvel, representing a great leap forward in automobile desig..

Renault type BK 1911 unrestored, Open tourer.First leather interior,4 cylinders. Bore/stroke 70 x110 which gives 1700cc. Magneto ignition was recently rebuilt. Easy starter.This car was delivered by Grand Garage Central in Le Mans. Dealer Guy Delaroche was a well known racerA dealer plaque of Delaroche is on the car.B..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' The Elkhart Collection event, 23 - 24 October 2020.Estimate:$175,000 - $250,000 Constructed in the early 1920s by Horace Shaw of Rochester, New YorkFormerly of the well-known Hostetler’s Hudson Museum collectionA beautiful and well-maintained older restoration..

*Historically significant early petrol/electric hybrid*One of only four known to exist*Extensively restored*'80%' completed projectWoods was one of the most important and long-lived manufacturers of electric cars in the USA. Although they started to make petrol-engined cars in 1905, these were more expensive than the electric ones so Wood..

*One of an estimated 150 survivors*Imported from the USA in the late 1990s*Significant renovation in recent years*Specification available
White Steamers were manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio from 1900 until 1910 by the White Motor Company. White invented the semi-flash boiler, at that time an important advance in steam technology. Their st..

*Unique coachwork*Continuous and impeccable provenance*An older restoration*Present ownership since 1995*10-15,000 trouble-free miles since acquisition*Featured in numerous books on Rolls-RoyceAlthough the 40/50hp model would have earned its 'The Best Car in the World' sobriquet in any event, Rolls-Royce's decision to drop all other types..

*Historic early AC three-wheeler*Purchased by Derek Hurlock in 1967*Displayed at AC Cars' headquarters*Exhibited at the National Motor Museum and Brooklands Museum*Eligible for the Pioneer RunHaving abandoned plans to produce a 20hp touring car, John Weller turned his not inconsiderable design talents to something more mundane: a three-wh..