Marmon-Roosevelt straight eight sedan.
Model 97, Type 70.
The body was built by Hayes Corp. Roosevelt is the companion make to Marmon, nevertheless the Marmon label is featured on the car.
The car makes a striking impression with it's six wire wheels and handsome headlights.
It runs and drives but it requires work. The restoration is older and ..
Sold | $112,000 USD An excellent survivor of the landmark Cadillac V-16Formerly owned by noted collectors Bob Bahre, Fred Weber, and the Johnson familyAttractively preserved older restoration in superb colorsFeatured in Chris Cummings’ More Cadillac V-16s Lost and FoundA CCCA Full Classic
Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Mc Near Coupé, chassis number 315LF, engine number 21153. On the chassis card of Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost 315LF is written that the first registered “owner” was E.L. Butler. He was the car dealer and he took delivery on October 23rd 1924. Butler sold the car in December 1st 1924 to D.M. Baker, who became the first privat..
Rolls-Royce 20HP chassis GUJ58 was sold to the coachbuilder Joseph Cockshoot & Co. Ltd, 39 Great Ducie Street in Manchester, in August 1927. The car was intended for their client Harry Lomax, who lived in Hale, not far from Manchester.Delivery of the car was planned immediately after the 1927 British International Motor Show at the Ol..
1926 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 Tourer by Conceivers.Chassis number: 18YCRegistration number: Swiss RegisteredIn simply beautiful running condition with a silent engine; this car has resided in a prominent Swiss collection near Geneva that we have been retained to sell. Each car in the collection has been looked after by a Rolls..
Original condition 1926 Hotchkiss AM2, mechanically complete and sound. Lively 4 cylinder/13CV overhead valve engine. Four wheel brakes. Original wooden spoke wheels were rebuilt in the 1960s (spokes and felloes). Original Weymann saloon body was dismantled but is still with the car. Nice solid horseshoe Bugatti look-alike radiator in very good ..
This 1924 3 4 ½ Litre Bentley has an interesting history from her rebirth in Scotland in the 1960’s as a car representing the racing style of the vintage TT period.Mechanically rebuilt by the team at Vintage Bentley, today she maintains the patina of regular use, with excellent hydraulic brakes, coil ignition via twin magnetos, and a besp..