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1929 Fiat 520

Older complete restoration
Rolls-Royce Phantom II Coupé de Ville

One of the most elegant Phantom II ever made. Ordered new by Armand Esders just after he bought his Bugatti Royale Roadster and also without headlights ( “as one does not drive by night”). A car of pure and minimalist elegance, but fitted with very exclusive luxurious fittings. A piece of art on wheels which has never been shown at any Concours ..
1932 - Graham " Lucenti " Indianapolis

Original participant of the 1932, 1934 and 1935 Indy 500. Best result: finishing 10th overall in the 1934 Indy 500 with driver “Herb” Ardinger.• Genuine Indy 500 racer.• Graham Blue Streak 8 cylinder based chassis and engine.• 1 owner between 1953 to 2006.• Road legal 2-seater car with Dutch registration.• FIA ..
1930 Rolls-Royce 20/25 Barker Sedanca de Ville GSR40

An early, vintage example, stylish and in fine condition. The car was originally exhibited at the London Olympia Motor Show, finished in Ulster Blue, with blue grey cloth to the rear, silver plated fittings and blue leather to the front. Some of this, including silver plated door furniture, remains to this day, and blue is still the theme. Appea..
1932 Fiat 514 Spider
Lincoln 1930 Tonneau Cowl Sport Pheaton 176-B

This beautifull shaped Lincoln 1930 Tonneau Cowl Sport Pheaton 176-B which was sold for 4.400,- USD in 1930 and weighed 4.900 Pounds, a total of 90 where built in 1930 For more information please contact me FRANK KENNIS phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: info@KennisCars.NL Frank Kennis Phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: info@KennisCars.NL www..
BMW 327/328 Sports Cabriolet

From a real barn find in an old hall with classics, somewhere in the Netherlands, to a totally restored BMW 327 Sports Convertible with the original and fast 328 engine. The restoration of this BMW 327, commissioned by a true enthusiast, was carried out by some well-known and renowned specialists in the Netherlands. Documentation of the restaurati..
Stanley Steamer 1919 touring

Very original . Runs good and has new boiler , with pressure test.Use it from day one. Has Danish registration document .Price : please ask !
Riley 12/4 Sports Special

The 1937 Riley 12/4 Sports Special sits at the intersection of two important British motoring traditions: Riley's sophisticated pre-war engineering and the long-standing culture of building "specials" from older chassis.The Riley 12/4: An Advanced Sporting CarThe underlying Riley 12/4 was introduced in 1935 as Ri..
1930 Packard 740 Custom Eight Roadster

A new arrival at Oldtimer Australia is this very impressive, opulent 1930 Packard 740 Custom Eight Roadster (7th Series).Ask the Man Who Owns One was Packards famous advertising slogan. It was a simple but powerful line, suggesting that the best endorsement of a Packard car came from its owners themselves - reinforcing the brands reputati..

Stoddard-Dayton

US, 1904 – 1913

(1) Stoddard Mfg Co, Dayton, Ohio, 1904 – 1905

(2) Dayton Motor Car Co, Dayton, Ohio, 1905 – 1912

(3) US Motor Co, Stoddard-Dayton Division, Dayton, Ohio, 1912 – 1913

The Stoddard Dayton car was one of the great American cars of the era. The first models Stoddard Dayton cars used 4-cylinder Rutenber engines of 3.3-litres and were designed by a young English engineer, H.S. Edwards. These Stoddard Dayton cars had the gear change on the steering column. Pearl grey was the standard colour of the Stoddard Dayton car. In 1907, both 4- and 6-cylinder engines were used, the fours having overhead valves. For 1910, a total of twelve models Stoddard Dayton cars was offered, on three different chassis; these included a 50hp engine on a wheelbase of 10ft 8in. For 1911, a 6-cylinder, 8.6-litre Knight engine was introduced in the Stoddard Dayton car. This model was sometimes referred to as the Stoddard-Knight. Three other Stoddard Dayton cars, with 4-cylinder, poppet-valve engines, were continued through 1913. The Stoddard-Dayton car had an illustrious racing career, including victory in the inaugural Indianapolis race meeting of 1909. The Stoddard Dayton car ceased to exist with the collapse of the US Motor Co.

Source: Georgano, encyclopedia of motorcar; GMN

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