Sold | $44,800 USD Formerly owned by well-known enthusiast Alan EgelseerFinished in the classic Sequoia Cream over red leather interiorWell-optioned and accessorized; attractive older restorationA splendid example of the beautiful 1940 Buick Buick’s 1940 line was attractive, indeed, with more streaml..
The 1911 Pilain is the Type 4.0, equipped with a four-cylinder engine and a single Zenith carburetor. This car has undergone a comprehensive restoration over the past few years. Since the original body was too deteriorated to restore, it was decided to install an alternative body. The current elegant body is sourced from a Bianchi, which perfect..
Sold | $19,040 USD A tangible link to the formative years of one of America’s most important automotive brandsPowered by a 10-hp single-cylinder engine, paired with a two-speed transmission, Brown-Lipe differential, and 82-in. wheelbaseOffered after seven decades of continuous family stewardship on Martha’s Vineyard..
Sold | $50,400 USD A beautifully built and engineered New York State-built rarityOne of 10 extant Moyer automobiles; one of two largely original survivors30-hp four-cylinder engine; innovative, high-quality suspensionKnown ownership history back to the 1940s Harvey A. Moyer’s automobile was unique in..
Sold | $134,400 USD Believed to be the only known surviving 38-C-3 in this styleDramatic and imposing styling with Pierce-Arrow’s signature “Vestibule” rooflineFormerly owned by Jim Filler, the Imperial Palace, and the Johnson familyA most impressive formal Pierce-Arrow of great quality Among New Yor..
Sold | $25,200 USD One of 4,764 Super Convertible Coupes built for the 1940 model yearPowered by Buick's 248-cid Dynaflash overhead-valve straight-eight Attractively presented in cream over a brown interior with a black topWell-appointed with desirable period accessories Under the leadership of comp..
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 | $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..