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Chassis No. H50447 Body No. 86H-760154 The Lincoln-Zephyr, a unique blend of the Ford V8 De Luxe and the Lincoln Model K, was unveiled on 2 November 1935, as a 1936 model. Its design, inspired by the sleek lines of leisure speedboats, featured a distinctive low-raked windscreen, integrated fenders, and a streamlined aerodynamic shape...

Chassis No. 2906380 Body No. 687102736 In period, Ford marketed the De Luxe Roadster as the car for those with the "Spirit of Youth." With a convertible top, De Luxe appointments, a comfortable rumble seat, and a thin chromed windshield frame, it did not disappoint on looks! Nor did its 221 cu-in V8 "flathead" powerplant that produced ..

Chassis No. 901905 Vehicle No. 747-19 Engine No. 902534 Steering Box No. 901923 In the early 1930s, as luxury automakers like Cadillac, Marmon, and Lincoln revived multi-cylinder engines, Packard reintroduced its V12 engine in 1932. Initially known as the "Twin Six," it was later rebranded simply as "The Twelve." The Twelv..

Chassis No. 8-3493 Engine No. 803983 Cadillac's 1930s models were a triumph of engineering and design, setting an unparalleled standard for luxury and performance that continues to define the marque to this day. Under the visionary guidance of Harley Earl, the young Californian designer who redefined the automotive aesthetic, Cadillac e..

Chassis No. 7033515 Engine No. P3830 Body No. 0369 The 1928-1933 Studebaker President Eight was the culmination of then-Studebaker president Albert Erskine's goal of engineering the finest automobile on American roads. Powered by an innovative 313 cubic inch straight-eight engine, later expanded to 337 cubic inches delivering up ..

One-off personal car of famed LeBaron designer Ralph Roberts-believed to be the final Series CL Custom Imperial Dual-Windshield Phaeton built Multiple award winner including Best in Class at the 2024 and 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance-winner of Most Elegant Open Car at the 1997 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Bespoke styling fe..

Chassis No. 16-145833 Engine No. 16-544 In 1902, Howard and Walter Marmon began crafting automobiles at their family's Indianapolis flour-mill machinery company, with Howard serving as engineer and chief designer and Walter handling finances and manufacturing. Describing their cars as "Mechanical Masterpieces" in early advertising, the..

Chassis No. 70511693 Engine No. C34-19846 Town and Country Body No. 1412 The 1942 Chrysler Town and Country "Barrelback" stands as a quintessential pre-war luxury automobile, blending elegance and everyman functionality. Designed by Chrysler's "Buzz" Grisinger and championed by General Manager Dave Wallace, the Town and Country ..

Chassis No. 901962 Vehicle No. 731-13 Engine No. 901988 Steering Box No. 901976 The 1934 Packard Twelve, particularly the rare Dual-Windshield Phaeton (body type 731), is a pinnacle of Packard's design and engineering. Delivered on 19 July 1934, to Stamford, Connecticut, this Packard spent its first 64 years in New England...

Serial No. 35205H The Auburn Automobile Company, founded in 1903, gained prominence under E.L. Cord in 1924, producing stylish and performance-oriented cars. By 1931, Auburn achieved its best sales year, but the Great Depression hit hard, and by 1933, sales plummeted. Despite this, Auburn launched the Auburn 851 in 1935, a striking model des..