To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' The Hershey Auction event, 7 - 8 October 2026. $150,000 - $175,000 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 1950s
Reimel Motor Cars est fier de proposer cette superbe Auburn 852 Supercharged « Boattail » Speedster de 1936. Dessinée par le légendaire Gordon Buehrig, cette œuvre majeure du style Art déco est largement considérée comme l’une des plus spectaculaires automobiles américaines jamais produites. Elle associe une présentation digne des concours à u..
A very well-driving Auburn with a powerful engine, excellent brakes, and light steering.This five-seat open convertible features a rebuilt engine and a well-functioning dual-ratio rear axle, ideal for relaxed cruising at around 90 km/h (56 mph). An older restoration, it's in remarkably good condition, with a new convertible top.NL ..
Presented in striking Auburn Onyx Black with a rich slate gray leather interior, this 1936 Auburn 852 Convertible Cabriolet is a true jewel of prewar American motoring. The car underwent a comprehensive, nut-and-bolt, frame-off restoration by renowned Auburn authority James Milligan and owner of Auburn West, a respected purveyor of Auburn new-ol..
Vehicle Highlights Chassis No. 32741EEngine No. GH537 Vehicle DescriptionThis vehicle was first sold to Mr. Schilling (A. Schilling & Company founded in 1881). After some degree of use by Mr. Schilling, he directed his mechanic to mount the Auburn Speedster body on a Lincoln V12 chassis...
To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' The Hershey Auction event, 7 - 8 October 2026. $850,000 - $950,000 USD The very first Auburn 851 Speedster produced, with numerous early production featuresKnown history back to the early 1950s, with several noted collectorsWell-preserved restoration by RM Auto Restoration; benef..
1935
Auburn
851 Supercharged Speedster
Estimation $ 850.000 - 950.000
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1916 Simplex, Crane model 5
La grue Simplex, modèle 5 #2246 a été achetée à l'origine en 1916 par Frank Coykendall, un très riche industriel et résident de Kingston, N.Y.