The Amilcar marque is one that is associated with sporting prewars, and often times small, low, short chassis race cars. While this is true, the series E is a larger model, with a relatively long chassis and propelled by a larger four cylinder engine mated to a four speed gearbox. The history of this particular series E was outli..
Multi-award-winning restoration on a high quality/low production brass era. Powerful 410 cubic inch T-head engine, dual ignition, pressurized fuel system & discreetly electrified lamps. Built in Connecticut by The Pope Manufacturing Company. Known history, ex. James A. Conant. A fast, tight example and a joy to drive!Worldwide Ship..
Chassis No. 15095
Engine No. 333142
Unveiled at the 1934 Paris Motor Show, the K6 was the final model produced by the marque. Built on the highly regarded J12 chassis, it was powered by a 5.2-liter inline six-cylinder engine producing 120 horsepower. With just 206 examples built, the K6 represented the culmination of the marque's engin..
Chassis No. 98-28403
Oldsmobile marked its 44th year of automobile production in 1942 with the B-44 emblem worn across the range, a piece of showroom optimism in what proved one of the shortest model years in the division's history. Civilian assembly at Lansing halted on 5 February 1942, after which the plant produced only aero components, m..
Vehicle No. 609 152
Engine No. 371540
The Packard Tenth Series, introduced in January 1933, enjoyed a brief but significant seven-month production run before the company transitioned to a conventional fall release schedule with the Eleventh Series that August. Engineering advancements included a robust X-brace frame, dual coil ignition,..
Chassis No. 835646
Body No. 15623
A pivotal model for the French marque founded in 1896, the Peugeot 202 was conceived in 1938 as the accessible little sister to the larger, more luxurious 402, the direct rival to the Citroën Traction Avant. Its streamlined "Fuseau Sochaux" styling placed a strong emphasis on aerodynamics, drawing insp..
Chassis No. 6367
Engine No. 11915
Controller No. 10574
Billed as "Society's Town Car," The Detroit Electric brand from the burgeoning Anderson Electric Car Company focused on modern enclosed family transportation, offering a comprehensive six-model range by 1914. A sporting outlier within that range, the Model 46 was marketed as ..
Delage is a marque synonymous with style and a sporting history. This example is no exception, wearing a stunning body in the style of Vanden Plas. Its most adequately powered by its 3.8 liter overhead valve, straight six engine. The DMN offered the larger valves that would be used in the D8 model, and a lightened fly wheel. The 6 cylinde..
Priced for immediate sale: a Delahaye two passenger Roadster, 135-S, the top-tier competition variant of the chassis, dressed in coach and original bodywork by Vanden Plas of Brussels. Unique in never having had any of the original wooden frame or metalwork replaced!!Changing a retired competition chassis like this, to a street classic, ..
Engine No. A4762447
Body No. 159-7386
This 1931 Ford Model A wears 2-Door Phaeton bodywork finished in period-correct Washington Blue over black fenders and running boards, with a tan canvas folding top, brown leather interior, square-weave carpet, folding front bucket seats, rear seats featuring armrests, and a set of straw-colored wi..