Sold | $72,800 USD Known ownership history stretching back 70 yearsHighly presentable older restoration in Coach Maroon over tan LeBaron fabric upholsteryDesirable period equipment, including a Columbia two-speed overdrive rear axle, Greyhound radiator mascot, ashtray-mounted radio, mirror-mounted clock, fog lamps, and l..
Sold | $47,040 USD Excellent example of Ford’s 1939 streamlined redesign, in a stellar color schemeLast year of the floor-mounted shifter for the early Ford V-8Tastefully enhanced with period-appropriate hot rod equipment, including a stroked Ford flathead V-8 fitted with dual Stromberg 97 carburetors and Sharp aluminum ..
Brasier were a French manufacturer who were in business from 1901 until 1930, when the company became victim of the great depression. This particular car began its life in France and is believed to have been used by the French army during the first world war. It was discovered on a farm in France in the 1970's before being brought to the ..
Sold | $19,040 USD A tangible link to the formative years of one of America’s most important automotive brandsPowered by a 10-hp single-cylinder engine, paired with a two-speed transmission, Brown-Lipe differential, and 82-in. wheelbaseOffered after seven decades of continuous family stewardship on Martha’s Vineyard..
Sold | $134,400 USD Believed to be the only known surviving 38-C-3 in this styleDramatic and imposing styling with Pierce-Arrow’s signature “Vestibule” rooflineFormerly owned by Jim Filler, the Imperial Palace, and the Johnson familyA most impressive formal Pierce-Arrow of great quality Among New Yor..
Sold | $28,000 USD First year for Ford’s sophisticated, Lincoln-Zephyr-influenced streamlined stylingOne of 10,422 Convertible Coupes produced for 1939Previously restored in a highly appealing color combinationEquipped with period-style bumper overriders, whitewall tires, chrome trim rings, and hubcapsP..
Sold | $21,280 USD Highly desirable five-window coupe body stylePowered by Ford's legendary flathead V-8 Attractively presented in red over a brown interiorEquipped with amber fog lamps, bumper overriders, dual mirrors, dual wipers, and whitewall tires Ford's thoroughly redesigned 1939 lineup marked ..
Sold | $32,480 USD The most popular DeLuxe open model for 1938One of 6,080 producedAccommodating four-passenger configuration with two rows of seats and a full trunkPowered by Ford's 85-hp 221-cid L-head V-8 paired with a three-speed manual transmissionWell-equipped with bumper guards, dual mirrors, win..
Sold | $100,800 USD Believed to be the earliest surviving Detroit Electric automobileOne of two with the early double chain drive known to existOlder restoration in charming condition Detroit Electric stands tall among American electric cars. The longest-lived of all early electric nameplates, it produced var..