1924 Packard 143 Phaeton ConvertibleTouring Car

This is a very rare 1924 Packard dual windshield seven passenger Phaeton super 8 model 143 for sale in New York. The 1924 Packard was the largest and most expensive American Automobile produced in its day with the largest 8 cylinder engine and a 143 wheel base. Just completed a complete body off restoration. It is done in its original colors of plum red for the body with black fenders and red wheels with glove soft black leather interior. Everything is correct including the Detroit lubricator carburetor.

Below is a list of the Packard options that came with this car from the factory. dual side mount wheels, dual side mount Packard signed script mirrors with locks. side matching cowl lights with jewels, wind wings with signed Packard script, Packard stone guard, Packard lady & motor meter radiator ornament, Senior Trippe lamps with levels, locking spinners for the hubs on the side mount spares, original Packard signed trunk in wonderful original condition, seven passenger seating when needed, Dual rear windshield with wind wings and original set of side curtains.

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 Packard, Pontiac, Parry and Pratt-Elkhart. These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.

1925 Chevrolet Touring CarFor Sale In Florida

1925 Chevrolet 5 passenger Special K Touring Car for sale in Florida. This collector car has had an amazing restoration. It is equipped with a 22 horsepower four cylinder engine and a selective sliding gear three speed transmission. New items include wooden rims, steering wheel, amp and oil pressure gauges. New leather interior, convertible top and the side curtains.

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 Chevrolet, Clarkmobile, Crow-Elkhart and Croxton Keeton. These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.

1922 Winton 7 Passenger Touring CarFor Sale In Indianapolis, Indiana

1922 Winton 7 Passenger Touring Car for sale In Indianapolis, Indiana. Alexander Winton was a Cleveland Ohio bicycle make that produced his first American Automobile in 1897. The Winton Motor Carriage Co. was also located in Cleveland. Winton producted automobile from 1897 to 1924. This car is a Winton Model 40-7 that is equipped with a six cylinder engine that was rated at 70 horsepower. The wheelbase is 132 inches.

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 Winton, Waltham-Orient, Wolverine and the Whippet . These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.

1922 Paige-Detroit 5 Passenger Touring Car

Very Rare 1922 Paige-Detroit 5 Passenger Touring Car for sale in Pennsylvania. Here is the story on this seldom seen Collector Car.

The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co. was a Detroit, Michigan based motor car company that was in business from 1908 to 1927. The first model was a 2 passenger roadster built in 1908. By 1911 this Collector Car name was changed to just "Paige". The 1919 models with a Duesenberg engine was known as the Paige-Linwood and models with a Continental engine was know as a Paige-Larchmont. The most popular Paige model was the Daytona roadster, first produced in 1922. This sporty three passenger car had a powerful 6 cylinder engine. For the last model year the paige was offered in a 6 cylinder engine and a straight 8 engine. A cheaper car built by Paige from 1923 to 1926 was the Jewett. In 1928, the Paige became the Graham-Paige.

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 Paige-Detroit, Parkin, Perfex and the Pomeroy. These cars were made in America, by Americans and many are still running.