Classique Auburn, Lea Francis a vendre - Auburn, Lea Francis voitures a vendre

Auburn Model 8-125, 8-cylinder, 4-door saloon, first registered in 1930, a lovely car in running order, with a German vehicle registration document and historical certification. Viewing and test drive by arrangement, price negotiable

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..

Reimel Motor Cars is proud to offer this: stunning 1936 Auburn 852 Super-Charged "Boattail" Speedster. Penned by the legendary Gordon Buehrig, this Art Deco masterpiece is widely celebrated as one of the most breathtaking American cars ever produced. It balances show-ready elegance with tour-ready usability, perfectly prepared to anchor any ..

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...

The first time on the market since the 1970's,  an elegant 4 seater tourer with a 4ED meadows supercharged engine.We have quite a bit of history with this car, at some point in its life it was converted to a two seater with a streamlined racing body and then rebulit to its original specification in 1995 by A.B Price Ltd, its original body..

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.