Numéro d’immatriculation : ARE 34Numéro de châssis : 35488 Nombreux documents justificatifsExemplaire restauréTrès utilisable Un superbe et très utilisable exemple d’un rare three-position drophead coupé à empattement long, produit à seulement 2.105 exemplaires.
Sold | $56,000 USD One of 87 New Yorker Convertibles built with the Highlander interior, according to the consignorA long-term part of The Michael Leith Collection, with fascinating historyAttractive and well-preserved older restoration with numerous accessoriesPast AACA Senior and Grand National First Prize win..
Invicta 4½-liter (Series A)Built in 1931 (first registration January 2, 1931, built in 1930).Chassis number A204, engine number 7918.Exterior color Oxford blue combined with a black chassis and black wire wheels.Blue leather interior trimmed with blue carpet and a black mohair hood. Duri..
The Lagonda car company was founded in 1906 in Staines, Middlesex by the American Wilbur Gunn (1859-1920) who named it after a river near his home town of Springfield, Ohio. Having established its reputation, Lagonda concentrated mainly on the production of light cars before reverting to sporting and luxury models in the mid-1920s with the introduc..
Sold | $156,800 USD One of the most beautiful surviving 290s, with its striking cabriolet coachworkOffered from 13 years in a large private collectionAttractively presented older restoration in a well-chosen liveryA CCCA Full Classic A new Mercedes-Benz series, factory code W18, began production in 1..
Sold | $134,400 USD A rare example of the short-wheelbase 370 KAttractive and well-presented restoration in superb colorsIdeal for touring and events, with ample six-cylinder powerA CCCA Full Classic Prior to their 1926 merger, Mercedes and Benz were both known for sporting cars, so it was only natur..
Sold | $128,800 USD One of eight Rollston Convertible Victorias built to this design on the 845 Deluxe Eight chassisDocumented by historical research, including a copy of its Rollston build sheetFormerly owned by prominent collectors Richard Slobodien and William G. ParfetAttractive older restoration; retains or..
Sold | $39,200 USD One of the final Packard automobiles produced before wartime suspension of civilian productionDelivered on 20 December 1941, less than six weeks before Packard ceased passenger car productionPowered by Packard's 356-cid L-head straight-eight rated at 165 hpElegantly finished in dark brown with..
Sold | $22,400 USD Ford's top-of-the-line convertible for 1941, equipped with a power-operated topPowered by Ford's legendary flathead V-8 engineElegant styling complemented by numerous new-for-1941 mechanical improvementsFitted with amber fog lamps, twin side mirrors, bumper overriders, and a grille guard
Sold | $42,000 USD One of just 400 Continental Cabriolets produced for 1941An enduring American design icon conceived by Edsel Ford and Eugene T. “Bob” GregorieOriginally finished in Spode Green over green leather with a tan convertible topAccompanied by a copy of its Lincoln build record from The Henry Ford