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08/17/2023

1933 Continental Beacon
The total number of Beacons made was 4,092, and they sold for $395.00.

08/16/2023

1931 Chrysler Series 70
Body styles included a Royal coupe priced at $1,295, a business coupe, a Royal sedan, and brougham at $1,245, a roadster at $1,345, and a phaeton at $1,295. The convertible coupe was the most expensive at $1,545.

08/16/2023

1924 Chrysler Model B-70
During its inaugural year, the Chrysler - which replaced the Maxwell, had over 32,000 examples produced and a total of 19,960 units were registered during the calendar year.

08/16/2023

2005 Jeep Compass Concept
The Jeep Patriot and Jeep Compass concepts would expand the brand's global lineup, which includes Jeep Commander, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Jeep Liberty (Cherokee outside North America) and the legendary Jeep Wrangler.

08/15/2023

2002 Jeep Wrangler
Standing the test of time, unlike many vehicles, the Wrangler has the capability to change when the needs of the consumer change. Today the Wrangler can be thought of as a family car, due to its diversity, capacious interior and safety ratings. The Wrangler has been, and continues to be the best-regarded 4X4 off-road vehicle.

08/15/2023

1938 Delahaye Type 135
Delahaye's Type 135 was introduced in 1935, powered by an engine initially designed for car use, although it had first appeared in a Delahaye commercial vehicle.

08/14/2023

1930 Whippet Model 96A
The low cost and durability helped contribute to the 110,000 sales Willys-Overland enjoyed in 1927, making them third in the United States sale. With the onset of the Great Depression, Willys-Overland focused on a single low-cost car that would become the Willys 77. In early 1931, the Whippet was discontinued.

08/14/2023

1933 American Austin Bantam
Unfortunately, this was not the case and the company slipped into receivership in 1932, after just 10,000 examples had been produced. By 1934 they were out of business completely. In 1937 the company was revived and named American Bantam. The company stayed in business until 1941 before production ceased completely.

08/13/2023

1933 Chrysler CL Custom Imperial
For 1933, Chrysler would produce just 151 examples of the Imperial, the final year of its production. The CL was carried forward and received only minor changes. A highlight is that one of the nine LeBaron Convertible Roadsters was selected as an official pace car for the Indianapolis 500 that year.

08/13/2023

1923 Jordan Motor Model MX
With its rakish good-looks, and advertisements that played off of them to sell a lifestyle more than a car, the Pl***oy offers a fascinating look into the history of American automobile culture.

08/13/2023

1953 Ferrari 250 Europa
The 250 Europas clothed by Pinin Farina were coupes, with one receiving cabriolet coachwork. Many examples were exported to the United States. The list of original owners included Princess de Rthy of Belgium, Prince Bernhard of Holland, Charlie Chalpin, and even Enzo Ferrari himself.

08/12/2023

1958 BMW 507
The BMW 507 was introduced in the summer of 1955 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York. It was an exclusive automobile with just 252 examples (plus two prototypes) built between 1956 and 1959, of which 34 were exported to the United States.

08/12/2023

1967 AMC Marlin
The AMC Marlin was a vehicle aimed at competing with a new breed of vehicles. Ford had their Mustang, Chrysler had the Barracuda, and General Motors had their pony cars such as the Camero and Firebird.

08/12/2023

1959 BMW 503
BMW produced 413 examples of the 503, 139 of which were cabriolets. The quality and rarity of the 503 have made it a valuable car to collectors, but for most people it remains hidden in the shadow cast over it by the 507.

08/11/2023

1960 Rambler American
In 1958 the all new Rambler was reborn, the Rambler American. 30,640 units of the 1958 model were sold

08/11/2023

1973 Jeep CJ-5
The CJ-5 was introduced in 1954 and survived until 1984. It was slightly larger than its predecessor, the CJ-3B, and was based on the 1951 M38A1. The CJ-5 featured a new instrument panel, a larger windshield, improved brakes and suspension, and a hand brake.

08/11/2023

1956 GMC Firebird II Concept
The Firebird III, designed in 1956, is shaped like an airplane.

08/10/2023

1955 Cadillac Elegant Special
The car features 23 karat gold, a mother-of-pearl white exterior, red wine Italian leather interior, dual headlights, tailfins, and a two-piece folding convertible hardtop. The car was completely hand-built out of aluminum.

08/10/2023

1956 GMC Suburban
GMC trucks were assembled at the main GMC truck plant in Pontiac, Michigan from 1939 to 1950. (After 1950 they were also assembled at GM truck plants in Oakland, California, and St. Louis, Missouri.)

08/10/2023

1942 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500
The history of the Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 automobiles are extensive. The various designs and body-styles matched with their mechanical capabilities make this one of the finest Alfa Romeos ever produced.

08/09/2023

1941 Buick Series 50 Super
Along with convertibles, closed body styles included the touring sedan priced at $1,185, a business coupe at $1,030 and a sport coupe at $1,115.

08/09/2023

1955 GMC LaSalle II Sedan Concept
In the 1950s, GM created a pair of Motorama Show Cars which they named after Cadillac's companion marque, last produced in 1940. These vehicles were dubbed the LaSalle II.

08/09/2023

1958 Dodge D-100 Sweptside
All 1957 Dodge trucks received a bold new Forward Look front-end design with hooded headlights, a stylish new grille and a fully-opening, rear-hinged hood.

08/08/2023

1933 Duesenberg Model SJ
Duesenberg did find customers such as Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, and James Cagney. Monarchs, kings, queens, and the very wealthy accounted for the rest of the sales.

08/08/2023

1941 Buick Series 40 Special
The combined 1941 Buick Special production was 238,618 units, greatly exceeding the 112,974 examples built in 1940 and the 166,349 built in 1939.

08/08/2023

1954 Chevrolet Bel Air
A total of 66,378 Bel Air Sport Coupes were built. 143,573 two-door and 248750 four-door sedans were built. 19,383 were convertibles and 8,156 were station wagons. A total of 486,240 Bel Airs were built in 1954, accounting for 42.2% of Chevrolet's total 1,151,486 production.

08/07/2023

1956 Cadillac Series 75
The 'high-headroom' styling continued, first seen in 1954, as did the option of having a driver's partition on the imperial Limousine. Jump (auxiliary) seats were optional on the sedan and limousine.

08/07/2023

1956 Porsche 356A
The Porsche 365C has been named the number ten on the list of Top Sports Cars of the 1960s by Sports Car International in 2004. The Porsche 356 is still widely regarded as a collector car that has capably stood the test of time.

08/07/2023

1932 Ford V-8 Model 18 Gallery
The 1932 Fords encompassed a large area of the automotive market, with body styles that ranged from utilitarian coupes, roadsters, and two-door sedans to more luxurious and well-appointed four-door sedans and convertible sedans.

08/06/2023

1963 Porsche 356
The Porsche 365C has been named the number ten on the list of Top Sports Cars of the 1960s by Sports Car International in 2004. The Porsche 356 is still widely regarded as a collector car that has capably stood the test of time.

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