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Chassis No. 37212 Engine No. 117 At first glance, the Type 37 is almost indistinguishable from the Type 35, save for its Rudge wire wheels, the same elegant fittings used on the Type 35A. Conceived as a more accessible derivative of Bugatti's pure-bred Grand Prix machine, the Type 37 was intended for the private gentleman driver: less ..

Chassis No. 44437 Engine No. 154 Acclaimed by the contemporary motoring press as the true gentleman's motorcar, the Type 44 succeeded the Type 38 with increased displacement, enlarging Bugatti's celebrated inline-eight to 3.0 liters. It also benefited from a new nine-main-bearing crankshaft running in plain bearings, bringing improved ..

Chassis No. 54UK Of all the coachbuilt Phantom IIs, few can claim a history as unique as the long-chassis example offered here. Originally invoiced on 27 June 1935 to Miss Marion A. Smith of Enfield, Massachusetts, the Phantom was shipped from Liverpool on 6 July 1935 and delivered with its guarantee commencing 30 August of that year. Its fi..

Packard Vehicle No. 73925 Chassis No. 901758 Engine No. 901712 Packard's Eleventh Series models of 1934 are widely considered some of the finest American automobiles of the Classic Era. Chief among them was the vaunted Twelve, the company's prestige leader, featuring the wonderful V12 engine which the company had debuted in 1..

Chassis No. 183554698 Introduced for 1936, the Ford De Luxe Roadster represented the most refined expression of Ford's popular V8-powered lineup. Featuring a lower-profile convertible top, chrome windshield surround, integrated rumble seat, and updated styling, it embodied the youthful spirit Ford promoted throughout the decade. Beneath the ..

Chassis No. 49377 Engine No. 305 In 1931, the Bugatti factory introduced a wholly new and confidential coachwork on the Type 49 long chassis, with a 3.22-meter wheelbase. Known as the Type "Conduite Intérieure 49 A 4," it was an exclusive four-seat, four-door body, at a time when most cars were bodied by outside coachbuilders. It was c..

Chassis No. 178PY Engine No. BL95 Off test on 21 December 1933, this 1934 Rolls-Royce Phantom II was commissioned new by James Geoffrey Hart Esquire, first registered 6 February 1934. It featured Barker & Co. Sedanca de Ville coachwork tailored to the owner's specifications. Hart requested "springing must not be too heavy" and "bon..

Chassis No. AZ296023 This 1932 Ford "High-Boy" is a superb execution of the Southern California original. So named for its body style that sits atop the frame (rather than the channeled Low Boy), High-Boys were a staple of the Bonneville and SoCal dry lakes racing scene that stipulated an unaltered body in height and contour if the competito..