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Beautifully restored 4 door 1936 DeSoto Airflow finished in classic Ascot Gray with beautiful gray cloth interior with only 10K miles.
This 1936 DeSoto Airflow has been wonderfully preserved and maintained over the years and most likely the most original, low mile Airflow in existence.
This is a rare 1947 1/2 ton Ford fat fendered pickup truck. It is equipped with a 59 A flathead V-8 engine and 3 speed transmission with factory floor shift.
This is a very rare 1939 Buick four Door Convertible Phaeton Model 41-C. It is equipped with a straight eight engine and a manual transmission.
The 1929 Essex Standard 4 door Sedan sold for about $800.00, was equipped with a 161 cubic inch inline 6 cylinder engine that developed 55 horsepower. The styling was the same as the 1928 Essex with only minor revisions.
This is an awesome green and black 1918 Willys Overland Model 90 Light Four touring car. It is equipped with an original inline 179 cubic inch 4 cylinder engine and a 3 speed transmission.
Beautifully restored 1928 Chevrolet National Series AB 2 Door Roadster that is ready for car shows, parades or a Sunday afternoon cruse in the country. It's 171 cubic inch 4 cylinder engine runs smoothly. The 28' Chevy is painted blue and black and has 67,000 original miles.
Other features include a new interior with a wood steering wheel, cowl lights and a black top.
This 1947 Chrysler Town & Country Convertible is finished in Chrysler Catalina tan with a tan top and white ash and mahogany trim. The interior is truly stunning with the striking combination of tan colored cloth, burgundy leather and tan carpeting.
Other features include factory radio, factory heater, dual spot lights, fog light, and an electrically powered top. This 1947 Chrysler is equipped with a Spitfire 135 horsepower 323 cubic inch eight-cylinder L-head engine and Fluid Drive semi automatic transmission.
This Cord Convertible Coupe is a a Model 812 and was built in 1937. It was one of just 130 Convertible Coupes built by Cord, during the life of the company. The Sportsman is a 2 passenger Cabriolet and is one of the rarest models built by Cord. The exterior color is Maroon and a has a maroon leather interior.
This 1937 Cord 812 "Sportsman" Convertible Coupe is equipped with a front wheel drive Lycoming V8 engine and a manual transmission.
The Hudson Motor Company introduced the Commodore in 1941 and would have had some success if were not for the second world war following the attacks on Pearl Harbor. In 1942 the Hudson Motor Company assisted in the war effort. Following the end of the WW ll, Hudson resumed production of Commodores.
What a sweet looking old classic! This is a 1948 Packard Eight Station Sedan!!!
This a nice '28 Chevrolet National AB 2 Door Coach. It is equipped with a 4 cylinder engine and a 3 speed transmission. The exterior color is a 2 tone blue and the interior color is a blue/gray. Very nice older award winning restoration that still looks great. Paint and interior are in excellent condition. A great Collector Car for show or drive.
Seldom seen completely stock with all Graham Hollywood trim, bumper guards. Only 1,400 produced in 1940, 400 in 1941. Car was originally equipped with a continental flathead 6 cylinder engine, some with supercharger.
More than $75,000 has gone into the restoration of this 1941 Chevrolet Suburban. This Suburban needs nothing and has had a museum quality restoration. This Suburban features a period correct Wayne Chevrolet cylinder head and Offenhauser intake manifold. Wayne and Offenhauser were the premiere Chevrolet high performance aftermarket manufacturers of the day.
This 1936 Ford Cabriolet Convertible is finished in classic desert sand paint with a beautiful brown leather interior and beige convertible top. It is equipped with a 221 cubic inch 85 horsepower flathead V-8 and three speed transmission.
It was the top of the line model in 1936 and was listed at $760.00. Cabriolet options included a banjo steering wheel, dual spot lights, leather upholstery, protective bumper guards, radio, clock, cigar lighter, and horns. Also chrome wheel covers and white wall tires.
With 5,601 built, and only 174 known to exist makes this little beauty pretty rare. You can see more than 50 photo's of this '36 Ford HERE!
Rare 1942 Chrysler Club Coupe. This Collector Car is a hard to find model year, long term California ownership and a fabulous Highlander interior option. This car has a Spitfire Six engine and semi-automatic fluid drive transmission. See more photo's inside and out HERE!
1942 model year cars saw limited production due to the onset of WWII. Automobile production stopped in February of 1942. This Chrysler Windsor was manufactured in October of 1941. The car is finished in its original color of Dove Gray.
This 1949 Packard Super Eight Victoria Convertible is for sale in Saint Louis, Missouri and was a one owner Arizona car for 40 years. It mileage is only 90,590 and is painted green with a tan interior. The Packard is equipped with a 8 cylinder inline engine and three speed manual transmission.
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This 1918 Cadillac Type 57 Victoria was similar to the 1917 type 55. The price of the type 57 in 1918 was a little over $3,000.00. This collector car was equipped with a 90 degree V-8 L-head engine.
1902 Studebaker Electric Victoria Phaeton
Studebaker Electric automobiles were built by The Studebaker Brothers Mfg. Co. in South Bend, Indiana from 1902 to 1912.
1902 Studebaker Electric Runabout
This is a 1948 Ford Woody Wagon that in 48 was build by hand in Detroit by the Ford Motor Co. Building an automobile like this 48 Ford is a skill that has been lost forever.
In the 1930s and 1940s sophisticated and complicated designs came about. The use of aluminum and wood offered a new medium to bring shape and structure together. Nearly every piece was hand shaped, sculpted to perfection by Ford. There is no better form of the use of wood than in the Woody Wagons of the late 1940s
As you can imagine, the cost to build such a vehicle was very slow and expensive process. By the early 1950s it came to an end by most manufactures. Very few of these magnificent Woodies exist today, and to see one fully restored is always a treat
This beautifully restored 1948 Ford Woody Wagon is painted in a gorgeous dark green with tan leather interior and matching tan canvas top. This 1948 Ford Wood Wagon is a magnificently built example of days gone by.
This 1941 Chevrolet Truck was owned by the "King of Kool" Steve McQueen in the early 1980. It had a restoration with new black paint, new interior, new wood bed, and conversion to 12V electrical system.
This 1941 Chevrolet pickup truck is equipped with a 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed manual transmission. A personal touch is the Von Dutch style shift knob with Steve McQueen’s initials.
