Sold | $50,400 USD A Rolls-Royce with a fascinating history, including over six decades of single-family ownershipFirst assembled with Park Ward Saloon coachwork; now wears a Torpedo Touring body in the style of BarkerHandcrafted over a two-year period in Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, and driven extensively Powered by..
Price Upon Request Built for use by the legendary Western film star, Buck JonesAuthenticated in previous ownership by Jones’ widow, Dell JonesFormerly owned by renowned collector Otis ChandlerLargely completed restoration, ready to be finished by its next caretakerOne of the most fascinating custom crea..
Sold | $44,800 USD Originally built as a four-cylinder Model B; subsequently restored to Model 18 V-8 specificationHandsomely finished in Washington Blue with black fenders, cream wire wheels, and brown leather upholsteryPowered by a period-correct 21-stud Ford flathead V-8 with correct cylinder heads and distinctive “di..
Sold | $34,720 USD Older restoration featuring a charming Texaco liveryEquipped with a four-split holding tank by Standard Kansas City201-cid inline four-cylinder engine; four-speed manual transmissionUpgraded to a 12-volt electrical system One of the early powerhouses in the burgeoning commercial tr..
Sold | $8,960 USD Rare surviving 1930s triple-combination pumperWell outfitted; recommissioned as a parade vehiclePreviously a part of the Guyton collectionThe charm and fun of a classic fire apparatus at a more manageable scale In 1905, J.T. Obenchain of Logansport, Indiana, an inventor and owner of..
Sold | $61,600 USD Offered out of over 50 years of long-term ownership; a longtime participant in AACA eventsBenefits from a well-preserved and gently patinaed older restoration in Brewster GreenFirst year for the storied “Flathead” V-8Rides on wide whitewall tires with dual covered side-mounted spares, and nice..
The 20/25 HP chassis GAF68 was sold on 2nd November 1934 to Pass + Joyce Ltd., London, for “Stock”. In January 1935 it was delivered to James Young for a saloon body with division. The first owner was Lord Trent (John Campbell Boot), the second Baron Trent of Boots Chemists. He acquired the car in February 1935 and owned it for more than 20 year..
Original Service Bulletin for Ford Flathead V8 1932-1939In good conditionWe have various Ford T, Model A and Ford Flathead parts in stock. Such as engines, gearboxes, steering gears etc.Just ask.
‘Invicta Cars’ was founded and run by the successful businessman, Noel Macklin. He was born in 1886, educated at Eton and in the Great War served as a Captain in the Royal Horse Artillery. He was wounded and invalided out in 1915. He established the Invicta Company in buildings on his estate in Cobham, Surrey in 1925. He had the financial backin..