1912 Rambler Cross Country Touring Car -RARE Specs: 4 cylinder , 286 cu. in engine, Bored 4 1/2 by 4 1/2 with 3 main bearings. 38 hp.,, 120 inch wheelbaseThis Rambler has been restored for safe and reliable touring . It has turn signals and brake lights as approved by Vintage Car Clubs. Other upgrades include a 12 volt system, a Hentschel..
Before making their own car in 1914, Horace and John Dodge had built engines and transmissions for Ransome E. Old’s very successful Curved Dash Runabout and subsequently manufactured most of the components for Henry Ford’s early cars including the Model T. In 1913 they parted company with Ford who decided to bring all his production in-house so the..
1923/24 Buick 23/35hp 4 cylinder open tourer. Chassis N° 75589 - Engine N° 1072136.Ideal car for the home-restorer to complete its restoration. The whole chassis, axles, suspension were already restored albeit more than 20 years ago. The price includes all shipping costs to Europe and the import-tax (BTW, EUSt or VAT). Other countries can be neg..
The most fun you can ever have with a car is driving an open Speedster, specifically this 1914 Ford Model T Speedster. Dependable, reliable and quite powerful with its lightweight bodywork. I have owned many Speedsters over my life and this one has the earlier brass era appearance and classic design of early T’s.I believe this one was built many ..
1915 Buick C25 Tourer
Reg. no. DS 8105
Chassis no. 141663
Engine no. 140354
From 1914 to 1917, America watched with interest and growing concern, the events taking place both in and on the other side of the U-Boat-infested Atlantic. American car manufacturers, however, were not in the least bit worried – for them, this was business as usual, and at..
1913 Napier 15 HP Doctors Coupe
Reg. no. LK 6256
Chassis no. 12165
Engine no. 19350
This fine Edwardian motor car is in most original condition having had only five owners before the most recent, in its 104-year history. Except for the odd puncture, we are told that ‘it never failed to proceed’; seating three inside and a further two in the dicky s..
Tribute to the first Indianapolis 500 winner in 1911. Incredible recreation of a veritable piece of American history. 19,000 man-hours invested to complete with over 1,500 fabricated parts. Winner of the Augie Duesenberg award at the Auburn-Cord Duesenberg Festival Concours d'Elegance in Auburn, Indiana. Has been raced numerous times, and can reac..