VINTAGE CAR BENTLEY 6 1/2 LITER SPEED 6, YEAR OF MANUFACTURE 1930 Sales name: Open Tourer Speed 6 , model: Speed 6, body: open tourer, number of doors: 3, vehicle identification number (VIN): SB 2775, motor number: NH 2736, engine type: Otto, motor design: 6-cylinder in-line engine, cubic capacity in cc: 6552, performance in KW: 13..
To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Paris event, 4 - 5 February 2025. Price Upon Request One of approximately only 220 examples of the Type 37 built from 1926 to 1930Matching-numbers 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine making 60 horsepower is paired with a four-speed manual gearboxKnown ownership history from new in Fra..
Engine No. A3641874
The ever-popular Ford Model A was outfitted with a wide variety of body styles, including this practical Station Wagon. With the increasing surge in rail travel, the desire to have an ever-practical vehicle motorized vehicle for transporting passengers and luggage from the train to their final destination. With intricate ..
Chassis No. 6597700
Engine No. CU6160
Chrysler's Airflow was a groundbreaking creation, blending advanced design and technology. Despite its revolutionary features, it struggled due to its ambitious approach. Today, collectors prize these cars for their forward-thinking design, which influenced modern automotive engineering.
The..
Chassis No. 7801539
Body No. CCS-615-CG
Powered by Chrysler's new 385-cubic-inch straight-eight engine, the CG Imperial delivered 125 horsepower and impressive performance, capable of speeds over 90 miles per hour. It featured Chrysler's "Floating Power" engine mounting system for reduced vibration and a smooth ride, paired with a four..
Engine No. FD2260
The Cord L-29, introduced in 1929, was a groundbreaking front-wheel-drive car, drawing inspiration from front-wheel-drive race cars' success at the Indianapolis 500. Designed by engineers Harry Miller and Cornelius Van Ranst, and with input from race driver Leon Duray, it featured a low-slung X-frame chassis developed by He..
Chassis No. 2951761
Engine No. MD29225
In the late 1920s, Auburn served as the cornerstone of E.L. Cord's growing automotive empire, providing steady sales and profits while he expanded into more ambitious ventures like the front-wheel-drive Cord L-29 and the legendary Duesenberg Model J. In 1929, the company's "Big Eight" 120 model fe..