1901 Milwaukee Steam powered Racer
Reg. no. BS 8541
Chassis no. 316
Engine no. 307
This rare vehicle was constructed by the Milwaukee Automobile Company early in 1901. It is the “Milwaukee Racer” purpose built for Dr. J. G. Lovell of Chicago and designed by the Company’s Chicago agent, Frank. P. Illsley, then to be exhibited at the first Chicago Au..
this is a really great old caddy. coupe convertible 1928. runs and drives really well. engine is original and nice and strong. interior, top and paint were redone
After a disappointing 107.7 mile per hour showing at the dry lakes at El Mirage, California, Charles Dimmitt transformed his V-16 behemoth into a street-worthy one-of-a-kind roadster in 1948. It was recently discovered in a southern California storage bin, and it is now available here for sale.
1941 Cadillac Convertible Sedan In my opinion, the 1941 Cadillac is the ultimate tour car for CCCA Events. It has plenty of power with its 346 cid L-head V-8 engine mated to a smooth 3 speed manual transmission. The independent front suspension with coil springs, plus the rear semi-eliptic leaf springs riding on a 126 inch wheelbase, supply a smoot..