*Unusual three-cylinder two-stroke engine
*Formerly exhibited in the Ford Museum from 1930 to 1985
*Exceptionally original 'barn find' condition.
*One of only two believed remaining worldwide
Around 1909, Frederick Osgood Paige and Harry Mulford Jewett joined forces to establish the Paige Detroit Motor Company..
CHASSIS NO. 9
*Dating from the first year of production
*Matching numbers
*Exceptionally original
*'Barn find' condition
Founded in 1904 by Ransom Eli Olds after his acrimonious departure from Oldsmobile, the Reo took its name from the great man's initials. Olds' split with his backers had resulted from..
*Built to the Royal Motor Yacht Club's Restricted Class rules*Constructed by Morgan Giles & May, Hammersmith*4.1-litre Vauxhall A10 engine*Known ownership history*Present ownership since 1998*Outstandingly originalThe vessel offered here, 'Jazz', is one of three of its type designed prior to W..
*Original right-hand drive car*Imported from the USA in 1989*Fully restored by Le Riche, Jersey in 1997*Used on VCC and VSCC eventsScottish-born inventor David Dunbar Buick built his first automobile in Detroit, Michigan in 1903. That first Buick was a twin-cylinder touring car with 'valve-in-head' engine, 37 o..
• Rarely encountered American make• One of only a tiny handful in the UK• Restored in 2012• Used sparingly since completionEdwardian cars of this quality and size are infrequently offered for sale and this EMF is one of only a tiny handful of its kind believed to be in the UK. It is understood that the EMF Regi..
Taking its name from the Phoenix Cycling Club, of which company founder J Van Hooydonk was a member, the Phoenix Motor Company was established in London in 1903 before moving to Letchworth, Hertfordshire in 1911. The firm first produced motorcycles and then tricycles before introducing a conventional but short-lived light car as early as 1904. D..
1916 Locomobile Model 38 Collapsible CabrioletThe Pacific Grove Auction Offered Without ReserveESTIMATE: $300,000 - $400,000 CHASSIS NO: 10850• Exceedingly rare as one of just two known examples today• 2017 FIVA Preservation Award Winner, Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance• Fascinating history includes early ownership by to..
The current owner acquired this charming nostalgic vehicle in 1967. He was in Hanmer, New Zealand, driving his 1907 De Dion Bouton single cylinder and called into a garage to get fuel. The mechanic there looked at the motor and he said, “I tweaked the valves on one of these motors last week!” Knowing these were very, very rare he enquired..
For sale is my 1910 Monobloc 12HP C-Type Double Phaëton BRASIER.This car is in my family since 42 years. It's a matching numbers car (Chassis # M12-240 ; Engine # 223 - 12C).The engine is a 4 cylinder monobloc, 12 HP, 1846 cm3. It has been overhauled a couple of years ago. We have many documents to prove it (invoices, pictur..