Classico Albion, Stutz in vendita - Albion, Stutz Automobili in vendita

Chassis No. 2250 Engine No. AI-779 The 1911 Indianapolis 500 drew forty starters, most of them built by established firms with reputations to defend. Among them was a car assembled in roughly six weeks by a 34-year-old Ohio machinist who had never before sold a complete automobile, which he called the Bear Cat. It finished eleventh at ..

Car No. 10986 Engine No. 10986 Few American sporting cars of the Nickel Era carry the reputation of the Stutz Bearcat, and chassis number 10986 is one of the last to wear the name. Harry C. Stutz built his first racing car in just five weeks and entered it in the inaugural Indianapolis 500 in 1911, where Gil Andersen brought it home i..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' The Monterey Auction event, 13 - 15 August 2026. $900,000 - $1,500,000 USD One of the most beautiful and important surviving Stutz automobilesThe only surviving example of this design on a DV-32 chassisFormerly owned by Harrah’s Automobile Collection, Andy Simo, and Terence E. Ad..

1929 STUTZ TYPE M VERTICAL EIGHT LANCEFIELD SALOONChassis number: 40804Registration number: UX5747A very rare & desirable car; This Stutz was displayed on the Stutz stand at Olympia in 1929.  The body is fabric covered in the weyman manner but was built by Lancefield & differentiates from Weymann in having four door ..

1901 Albion Model A1 8HP Twin Cylinder Dog CartRegistration No. BS8677Chassis No. 45E Established in 1899 in Finnieston Street Glasgow by Dr Thomas Blackwood Murray and Norman Fulton, the Albion Motor Company were once the largest provider of commercial vehicles in the British Empire. Albion were famed for their relia..