OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE1 of only 2 known surviving examples of just 20 originally builtDisplayed at the New York Auto Show; purchased new off the show floorDocumented ownership history from newA beautifully restored example of one of the rarest Model L Lincolns A stunning example of one of the ra..
One-off custom coachwork with Le Mans-style seating for four Fully restored with a highly original chassis and drivetrainRefreshed by noted Cord specialist Ken ClarkEvent, tour and track ready for immediate enjoyment Founded in 1929 in Auburn, Indiana by automotive pioneer E.L. Cord, the Cord automobile was ad..
Known ownership history from new Documented since new with extensive service records and notes from previous ownersA lovely example that has been faithfully toured throughout the globe The Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost series of cars first came to market in 1906, originally called the “40.50 h.p.” The cars were first prod..
Known history and provenance including the collections of D. Cameron Peck and Al Ferrara Retains its original chassis, engine and bodyDocumented restoration to exceptional standardsEligible for concours, tours and important events worldwideHighly regarded in Isotta Fraschini circles as one of the most striking examples
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Established following the close of WWI, England’s Alvis participated heavily in British and international motor sports throughout the 1920s, and its road models benefited from the company’s extensive racing program in period. The one-off 10/30 Super Sports of ..
On January 4, 1930, Cadillac stunned the world at the New York International Auto Show with its breathtaking new V-16, and in one decisive stroke, the GM marque dominated America’s luxury-car market. Cadillac’s ultra-smooth and quiet Sixteen featured modern overhead-valve architecture, and it was also the first automobile engine ever to have bee..
Initiated in 1926 with development led by Owen Nacker, the breathtaking Cadillac V-16 debuted in 1930 and ruled the shrinking, elite-car market through 1937 with its original overhead-valve design. Offered with a stunning array of 72 body styles, the 1930 edition represents the bulk of V-16 production, with 3,251 examples built.
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In terms of sheer opulence, Isotta Fraschini was without peer and its Tipo 8 models were a favorite among royalty, celebrities, and affluent clients from around the world. Introduced in 1919, the Tipo 8 marked the firm’s transition from four to eight-cylinder propulsion, holding the distinction of the first production inline eight-cylin..
Among the array of vintage Bentley models, the Speed Six is held in the highest regard, with W.O. Bentley himself describing it as “the most successful sporting car we made.” Speed Six lore is legendary, from its October 1928 introduction at the Olympia Motor Show, to Woolf Barnato and the Blue Train saga, to the back-to-back Le Mans victories i..
With five 24 Hours of Le Mans wins, including an unbroken four-year streak from 1927 through 1930, the company bearing W.O. Bentley’s name continues to evoke images of racing glory, mighty performance, and the romance of the open road. While all Bentleys are revered by true driving enthusiasts and collectors today, the 6 1/2 Litre marks the apog..