De verkoopomgeving: alle vooroorlogse auto's te koop

Sold | $179,200 USD One of about 12 examples builtWell-preserved and maintained older restoration with rare accessoriesFormerly owned by noted actor and Packard enthusiast Ken KerchevalA much-loved part of The Michael Leith Collection for many yearsA CCCA Full Classic From 1916 to 1923, the ..

This car is one of the last SS100's produced, being registered in April 1939 by Birmingham dealer P.J. Evans to first owner Denis Patterson. Within a month of taking delivery Patterson was competing in the RSAC Scottish Rally in the car. The original buff continuation logbook contained in the history file, issued some time prior to 1954, records..

Invicta 4½-liter (serie A), Bouwjaar 1931 (eerste registratie 2 januari 1931, bouwjaar 1930). Chassisnummer A204, motornummer 7918. Exterieurkleur Oxfordblauw gecombineerd met een zwart chassis en zwarte spaakwielen. Blauw lederen interieur afgewerkt met blauw tapijt en een zwarte mohair kap.  ..

Sold | $67,200 USD A beautifully finished example of a rare Cadillac modelWell-equipped and accessorized, in dramatic sporty colorsOriginally delivered in Pennsylvania, as noted on its build sheetPart of The Michael Leith Collection for over a decade Most American luxury car manufacturers that surviv..

The Lagonda car company was founded in 1906 in Staines, Middlesex by the American Wilbur Gunn (1859-1920) who named it after a river near his home town of Springfield, Ohio. Having established its reputation, Lagonda concentrated mainly on the production of light cars before reverting to sporting and luxury models in the mid-1920s with the introduc..

DELAHAYE 135 uit 1936.De Delahayes van voor de oorlog behaalden opmerkelijke successen in diverse races, met name de 24 uur van Le Mans en de Rally van Monte Carlo.De hier gepresenteerde 3,5-liter Delahaye 135 werd in 1936 gebouwd op het korte chassis (2700 mm) (de afmetingen komen overeen met het origineel).Dit fraaie exemp..

Sold | $156,800 USD One of the most beautiful surviving 290s, with its striking cabriolet coachworkOffered from 13 years in a large private collectionAttractively presented older restoration in a well-chosen liveryA CCCA Full Classic A new Mercedes-Benz series, factory code W18, began production in 1..

Sold | $134,400 USD A rare example of the short-wheelbase 370 KAttractive and well-presented restoration in superb colorsIdeal for touring and events, with ample six-cylinder powerA CCCA Full Classic Prior to their 1926 merger, Mercedes and Benz were both known for sporting cars, so it was only natur..

Sold | $64,400 USD One of only about five known surviving Royale 8-35 VictoriasAmong the great unsung American ClassicsExceptional specifications, including nine-bearing crank, hydraulic brakes, thermostatically controlled radiator shutters, one-step chassis lubrication, and vacuum clutchBeautiful streamlined bo..

Sold | $40,320 USD One of just 136 Continental Cabriolets produced for the 1942 model yearAttractively finished in Bristol Blue over a blue interior with a blue convertible topPowered by Lincoln's 292-cid L-head V-12 engine rated at 130 hpWell equipped with power windows, AM radio, heater, and in-dash clock..