$300,000.00 1931 Cadillac Convertible V-16

The images above and below are of 1931 Cadillac Convertible worth $300,000.00 and has a powerful V-16 engine. Cadillac's V16 engine burst upon the scene in 1930. The Cadillac V16 countered E.L. Cord's Duesenberg straight eight with the silky smoothness of sixteen cylinders. This V16 engine had the flexibility of a steam engine yet silent and smooth. This Cadillac was good enough to impress the most demanding American and European buyers.

This Cadillac Convertible V-16 all weather Phaeton has a body number 34 and was delivered new on March 19 of 1930. It is a correct matching number car with engine, chassis and body numbers correct as per its original construction. It is indicative of the quality and features which have made Cadillac V16s the standard of excellence in Classic Collector cars. Exterior paint is cream and beige with brown fenders. Interior is a Brown accent with Tan broadcloth upholstery and Tan cloth top. Note the dual sidemount spares with rear view mirrors, pilot-ray driving lights, top boot and a luggage trunk on a folding rack. New wide whitewall tires, a fresh, comprehensive service and detailing have readied it to be driven and toured with pride and distinction. It runs quietly and smoothly.

Did you know that the United States led the world in automobile manufacturing for over 100 years and during that time over 1500 automobile manufacturers existed. Automobiles like the Cartermobile, Chalmers, Chicago Motor Buggy and the Coleman. These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.

$275,000.00 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Phaeton

Today the 1937 Cord 810/812 still looks fresh, interesting, creative and elegant. Imagine how impressive it was over seventy years ago when it was new. There was, literally, nothing else on the market like it. Only the Chrysler Airflows came close to being as imaginative and aerodynamically effective as the Cord. Introduced in 1937 the 812 Cord supercharged version of its Lycoming-built V8 engine with 170 horsepower, 45 more than the unblown engine.

Only a very few Cord 810/812s were the attractive, sporting and practical Phaeton, coachwork that has become especially appreciated by today's collectors for its mix of style, top-down enjoyment and the practicality of room for four friends. Carefully redone in every detail to show car condition, this 1937 Cord 812 Phaeton is gorgeous. Finished in Dark Blue metallic with Blue leather upholstery and a Dark Blue cloth top, it is one of the most desirable cars of the classic era and is recognized by the Classic Car Club of America as a "Full Classic" making it eligible for all of that club's enjoyable and prestigious events. The car has also been certified by the Auburn Cord Duesenberg club as a Category 1 car.

This is a superb supercharged Cord 812 Phaeton that has been restored and maintained to the highest standards, and is ready for the show field, or the open road.

Did you know that the United States led the world in automobile manufacturing for over 100 years and during that time over 1500 automobile manufacturers existed. Automobiles like the Cord, Champion, Cameron and the Continental. These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.

1926 Chevrolet Roadster PickupFor Sale In Texas

1926 Chevrolet Superior 2 door Roadster Pickup. All original, extremely rare and rust free steel body. This old Chevy truck runs and drives like new. Engine is a 4 cylinder with a standard transmission. This Collector Car - truck is ready to show, or drive in parades.

Did you know that there were over 1500 automobile manufacturers in the United States from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Automobile manufacturers like Campbell Motor Car Co. Kingston, NY and the Carroll Automobile Co. Lorraine, OH.

1949 Austin A90 Atlantic Sports Saloon Healey

1949 Austin A90 Atlantic Sports Saloon Healey 100 for sale. This amazing car has just arrived from New Zealand. This model is extremely rare as fewer than 8000 were produced between 1948-1951. There are only a very few still in existence. The engine and transmission are the same as were used in the early Austin Healey 100-4 BN1, with twin SU's. This Atlantic has been fitted With the Healey 3-speed plus over drive transmission and is a real performer. The drive train has been upgraded with many performance features, including Jaguar disc brakes, air shocks, radial tires and twin fuel tank fillers as well as complete stainless steel exhaust system. It came stock with power windows although the switches have been upgraded.

Did you know that there were over 1500 automobile manufacturers in the United States from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Automobile manufacturers like the Abbott-Detroit Motor Car Co. Detroit, Michigan and the Ajax Motors Co. Racine, Wisconsin.

1949 Jeep Jeepster For Sale In New York

1949 Jeep Jeepster for sale in New York. This is a 1949 Jeep Jeepster in excellent restored condition. This vehicle is an older restoration that is in very good shape. Interior is especially clean, seats,carpets, dashboard, door panels are all in very nice , clean condition. This is an excellent opportunity to own a rare vehicle in excellent condition. The color of this Collector Car is copper and the interior color is tan. Engine is stock 4 cylinder with a 3 speed manual transmission.

Did you know that there were over 1500 automobile manufacturers in the United States from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Automobile manufacturers like the Jackson Automobile Co. Jackson, MI and the Jeannin Automobile Mfg Co. St. Louis, MO.

1938 Packard Twelve Convertible VictoriaFor Sale In California

1938 Packard Twelve Convertible Victoria for sale in California. The Convertible Victoria was originally priced at $5,320. Packard records indicate just 11 of these cars were produced in the 1938 Model year. This Packard has had a body off restoration in 2002 and has the original body, chassis, and motor as built by Packard in 1938. The car is equipped with Trippe Safety Lights, the Packard Cormorant Mascot, Dual fender lights, and Dual Side Mount Spares with Metal Covers, and Packard Script Mirrors. There is also an Appleton Spotlight, and a rear mounted trunk rack with twin Packard back-up lights. Engine is an original 12 cylinder L-head with 175 horsepower with a three speed manual transmission

The interior of the car is finished in red leather, with matching red carpets and floor mats with large Packard Emblems. The dashboard is finished in gray and is stunningly restored. The car also has a Packard Deluxe heater, and Packard accessory radio.

Did you know that there were over 1500 automobile manufacturers in the United States from the late 1800s to the 1950s. Automobile manufacturers like the Studebaker-Packard Corp. Detroit, MI and the Palmer Automobile Mfg. Co. Ashtabula, OH.