A very handsome, rare and powerful 6 cyl. MG Magnette, and this example is supercharged.A £70,000 car. Beautiful condition and highly sought-after, and an all matching Nos. car but requiring engine work hence the ridiculous price. Model Type: Supercharged 6 cyl. MG NDStyle: 2-seat sportsYear: 1935Registr..
For the 1932 model year, Chrysler refined its superb CG Imperial with revised front-end styling and a host of smartly style new bodies. Central to the new CL-series Imperial was its gracefully reshaped front fenders, a bold deep-v radiator shell, and a revised hood that extended to the base of the windscreen, accentuating the car's already impressi..
Chassis No. AX4660005
After changing the world with the introduction of the Model T of which the Ford Motor Company would sell over 15,000,000 of across nearly twenty years of continuous production, the all-new Ford Model A was launched in December of 1927 boasting no carry-over parts from the Model T. An immediate sensation, Ford would esti..
Chassis No. C287515
The Ford Model T is not only the founding father of transportation as we know it today but also one of the most popular vehicles of all time with over 15 million variants produced over nearly 20 years. Perhaps even more impressively, at a point, nearly half of all cars registered in the United States were Model Ts! Of the..
Chassis No. KY10318
Engine No. 10817664
The Model T was introduced to the world in 1908 with the basic premise that it should be affordable, simple to operate, and durable. One of the most notable improvements to the Model T construction was the use of vanadium steel alloys, making the refined steel stronger, tougher and more wear-resi..
Engine No. 1005030
Body No. 53
In an era of extravagant V-configuration engines and an ever-increasing number of cylinders, the "Standard of The World" was not one to be outdone. In 1930, Cadillac introduced two new engines to top all other manufacturers: a 45-degree, overhead valve V-16 and a closely related V-12, producing 175 and 13..
Chassis No. B73DK
The first Bentley designed and built under Rolls-Royce ownership was developed as a comfortable, long-distance tourer while retaining the sporting characteristics associated with the firm's racing heritage. Unveiled at the Ascot Races in August 1933, the Bentley 3½ Liter was quickly dubbed the "Silent Sports Car" for its un..
Offered from The Gregorie Neck Collection
Exceedingly elegant and stylish one-off Mercedes-Benz 540 K Cabriolet bodied by Norrmalm of Sweden
One of 29 Mercedes-Benz 540 Ks originally built with non-factory Sindelfingen coachwork
Commissioned by Swedish socialite, Olympic silver medalist, and World War Two allied spy Max Gumpel
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Offered from The Gregorie Neck Collection
Exhibited by Figoni et Falaschi at the 1938 Paris Motor Show
Rich provenance researched and documented by preeminent Figoni historian Jean-Paul Tissot
Exquisite restoration conducted by Atelier Automobiles Anciennes Dominique Tessier with the help of Benoit Bocquet and Claude Figoni in the..
Chassis No. 229AJS
Body No. 4149
Engine No. N95U
Spanning multiple countries and two continents, this 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II has a history as colorful as the car is presented today. Today, chassis number 229AJS boasts Drophead Sedanca Coupe H.J. Mulliner coachwork, finished in an eye-catching two-tone purple with lavish chro..
1906 FIAT BREVETTI COUPÉ DE VILLE Coachwork by Carrozzeria Italiana Cesare Sala, Milan
1906 FIAT BREVETTI COUPÉ DE VILLE Coachwork by Carrozzeria Italiana Cesare Sala, Milan Chassis No. 788 Coachwork No. 5699 Location: Siena, Tuscany, I..