This beautifull shaped Lincoln 1930 Tonneau Cowl Sport Pheaton 176-B which was sold for 4.400,- USD in 1930 and weighed 4.900 Pounds, a total of 90 where built in 1930 For more information please contact me FRANK KENNIS phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: [email protected] Frank Kennis Phone: 00.31.622.420.766 or mail me: [email protected] www..
A magnificent and rare Seventh Series, this Type 218 torpedo has been successfully entered in four recent editions of the Mille Miglia and is part of the MM Register. This example has a century-long and documented Australian history and, despite its racing career, it has retained the whole matching chassis, engine, and gearbox numbers. This beau..
A new arrival at Oldtimer Australia is this very impressive, opulent 1930 Packard 740 Custom Eight Roadster (7th Series).Ask the Man Who Owns One was Packards famous advertising slogan. It was a simple but powerful line, suggesting that the best endorsement of a Packard car came from its owners themselves - reinforcing the brands reputati..
Fiat 509 Torpedo / Spider Un esemplare raro e particolarmente completo, destinato al collezionista più esigente Per gli appassionati e i collezionisti di automobili storiche italiane proponiamo una Fiat 509 Torpedo / Spider Cabriolet eccezionalmente originale. Un esemplare straordinariamente ben ..
Open to Offers! Duesenberg Model J Dual Cowl Phaeton coachwork built in the style of LaGrande with Engine J-241Not complete - Great Restoration project
The company co-founded by William Walmsley and William Lyons in 1922, which traded under the name Swallow Sidecar Company, progressively developed into a coachbuilder following its start making stylish sidecars for motorcycles. In May 1927, Swallow announced that it would make a 2-seater body to fit the Austin 7 chassis and running gear. The res..
This stunning Bugatti Type 38A is truly a wolf in sheep’s clothing: the ultra-rare supercharged Type 38A inline-eight engine clothed in a beautiful and unique French coach build sports body. Just 39 examples of the Supercharged Type 38 variant were produced. With the help of Bugatti expert Pierre-Yves Laugier, the history and origins of t..
Parts recovered from Bugatti Type 13A (chassis no. 2444) have been assembled into a complete vehicle; the project is nearing completion. This car was originally delivered to Czechoslovakia via the dealer Kögler & Son; its first owner was the Knight Edgar Morawitz, who competed in numerous races with it. In 1926, he even entered the Targa Flo..