Sold | $34,720 USD Older restoration featuring a charming Texaco liveryEquipped with a four-split holding tank by Standard Kansas City201-cid inline four-cylinder engine; four-speed manual transmissionUpgraded to a 12-volt electrical system One of the early powerhouses in the burgeoning commercial tr..
Sold | $8,960 USD Rare surviving 1930s triple-combination pumperWell outfitted; recommissioned as a parade vehiclePreviously a part of the Guyton collectionThe charm and fun of a classic fire apparatus at a more manageable scale In 1905, J.T. Obenchain of Logansport, Indiana, an inventor and owner of..
Sold | $28,000 USD Fitted with extended Pullman Limousine de Ville coachwork by Barker, unusual for this model Powered by its numbers-matching inline-six, as confirmed by a copy of its factory build recordWell-presented older restoration with handsome exterior and interior finishesA thoroughly rewarding example ..
Sold | $38,640 USD Attractive, new-for-1941 styling developed under Cadillac design boss Bill MitchellFinished in Monica Blue Metallic over a blue leather interior346-cid V-8 engine; three-speed Hydramatic transmission, the first year of availability for CadillacWell-maintained previous restoration; documented w..
To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' The London Auction event, 31 October 2026. £450,000 - £650,000 GBP One of reportedly only 77 examples of the low-chassis Invicta S-Type builtCompleted in March 1931; one of just 11 cars to feature Vanden Plas coachworkRetained for six decades by George Milligen; other notable own..
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4.5-Litre S-Type 'Low Chassis' Sports Tourer Coachwork by Vanden Plas
This impressive Mercedes-Benz 540K Special Roadster is built on the original chassis of a 540K Cabriolet B — both chassis and engine are matching numbers. As part of the prestigious W29 series and originally manufactured in 1938, this example underwent a meticulous and comprehensive restoration over several years and was fitted with a bod..
The 20/25 HP chassis GAF68 was sold on 2nd November 1934 to Pass + Joyce Ltd., London, for “Stock”. In January 1935 it was delivered to James Young for a saloon body with division. The first owner was Lord Trent (John Campbell Boot), the second Baron Trent of Boots Chemists. He acquired the car in February 1935 and owned it for more than 20 year..
The Rolls-Royce Phantom III has an extremely smooth and silent V-12 engine. Phantom III #3CM1 with its substantial Sedanca de Ville body by Windovers is a well representing, striking and classic Rolls-Royce. The car was repainted long ago, but the paint is still very shiny and needs hardly any TLC. The interior is very original and has attractiv..
‘Invicta Cars’ was founded and run by the successful businessman, Noel Macklin. He was born in 1886, educated at Eton and in the Great War served as a Captain in the Royal Horse Artillery. He was wounded and invalided out in 1915. He established the Invicta Company in buildings on his estate in Cobham, Surrey in 1925. He had the financial backin..