Chassis No. 34739 Body No. A34278 By 1910, Pierce-Arrow had established a model lineup that would define the brand for the next decade. The company offered three chassis options, with all vehicles now powered by large six-cylinder engines. This trio of models solidified Pierce-Arrow's reputation for quality and luxury, rivaling Rolls-Royce w..
Super restoration on an original 2 cyl. Highwheeler. Engine turns , but car has not run in years.Has US Title and importdocument for EU with imp. Tax paid by seller.Price : on request !
Ex-Boland Collection; fully restored in the early 1970s and only two further owners since; used regularly on VCC events; recent engine rebuild; an exceedingly rare example of this powerful Veteran machineScottish engineer David Napier founded D Napier & Son in London’s Soho district in 1808 to manufacture precision machinery fo..
By 1913, Cadillac had firmly established itself as one of America's premier automakers, renowned for its engineering advancements, reliability, and luxury. A leader in innovation, Cadillac set itself apart from its competitors by introducing the first mass-produced electric self-starter and lighting system in 1912-an industry-changing feature that ..
n 1930, Cadillac made a bold statement in the luxury automobile market with the introduction of its groundbreaking sixteen-cylinder engine. The V16, along with its twelve-cylinder counterpart, ignited a competitive race among prestige manufacturers to develop multi-cylinder engines. However, this era of innovation coincided with the onset of the Gr..
The American LaFrance Speedster was a fire-breathing behemoth born from repurposed fire trucks. With a Straight-Six engine of 14.5Litre capacity, these monstrous engines soon found new life in stripped-down speedsters crafted by enthusiasts of the vintage era. Today, the American LaFrance Speedster stands as a testament to t..
1913 Dedion Bouton Type DY 142hp Tourer Chassis Number: 8126 Registration Number: PA6195 Purchased for £225 in 1957 by the father of the current owner. This Dedion comes to us with a plethora of pictures of it as discovered & bought in 1957 running on 3 cylinders. The pictur..
Autocar, the oldest commercial vehicle manufacturer in the United States, was founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the mid-1890s by pioneering engineer Louis S. Clarke. Originally established as the Pittsburgh Motor Vehicle Company, Clarke's first vehicle, a single-cylinder tricycle, debuted in 1897. A true innovator, Clarke introduced several k..
For much of Cadillac's early history, "The Standard of the World" was more than a mere slogan-it was a philosophy deeply embedded in every car they built. Cadillac dedicated itself to precision engineering, refined craftsmanship, and innovative technology, elevating the brand to the pinnacle of the luxury automobile market. The 1920s saw Cadillac f..