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1928 Gardner Model 75 Sport Roadster
1928 Gardner Model 75 Sport Roadster The Gardner Model 75 was the “base” roadster that Gardner built. Powered by a 226 ci inline 8 cylinder engine, it was the lowest priced eight on the market in 1928, priced at $1,195. Additional features included 4 wheel mechanical brakes, 6″ balloon tires with wooden wheels, and bar […] More -
1913 American Underslung Scout Roadster
1913 American Underslung Scout Roadster Built by the American Motor Company, the American Underslung was considered to be America’s first sports car. The company, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, was noted for its creative designs, effective marketing, and brilliant automobiles, like this 1913 American Underslung Scout Roadster. In 1906, inspired by frames that were unloaded upside […] More -
1928 Gardner Model 85 Sport Roadster
1928 Gardner Model 85 Sport Roadster The Gardner Motor Car Company was based in St. Louis, Missouri and manufactured cars from 1920 to 1931, including this 1928 Gardner Model 85 Sport Roadster. The 1928 Gardner roadster model featured an inline 247 cubic inch Lycoming engine that produced 86 HP, and a high-speed rear end, a […] More -
1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan
1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan 2 Door Sedan While the 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan shared the same basic body style with the Mercury, the difference between the Mercury and the Cosmopolitan was the wheelbase. Mercury’s wheel base was 118 inches while the Cosmopolitan wheel base was 126 inches. The additional length made it possible for Lincoln to install […] More -
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1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door Hardtop The 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air was the first of the Chevy “Tri-Fives”. Featuring the popular “shoe-box” body style, the ’55 Chevrolet Bel Air came equipped with the new 265-cubic-inch overhead valve V8, and 3 on the tree and optional factory overdrive. The new 265 engine was a big […] More -
1970 Plymouth Duster
1970 Plymouth Duster The 1970 Plymouth Duster is all Valiant from the cowl forward, but the rest of the car was designed much differently. It featured a semi-fastback roof and a special rear valance with twin horizontal taillights, unusual for having no bezels. This 1970 Plymouth Duster is the classic Mopar that you’d want to […] More -
1967 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible
1967 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible The 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS convertible, featuring enhanced “Coke bottle styling“, is a full-size car with a lot of muscle and a whole lot of style. Built for those who want more luxury in a car, new options for 1967 included front-disc brakes, stereo 8-track player, fiber optic light monitoring […] More -
1930 Franklin Model 145 Club Sedan
1930 Franklin Model 145 Club Sedan The 1930 Franklin Model 145 Club Sedan was manufactured in Syracuse, New York. All Franklins built since the first one rolled out in from 1902 until the company went our of business in 1934, were equipped with Franklin’s signature air-cooled engines. In 1930 the straight-6 engines underwent a major […] More -
1984 Ford Mustang LX Convertible
1984 Ford Mustang LX Convertible For Mustang’s 20th Anniversary, the 1984 Ford Mustang LX was a part of Ford’s most interesting line up in years, which included the return of the Mustang GT and a new European-inspired Mustang SVO. Built on Ford’s Fox body platform, the longest running platform in Mustang history, this 1984 Mustang […] More -
1930 Whippet 96A Coupe
1930 Whippet 96A Coupe Named after the dog because it was small and fast, this 1930 Whippet 96A Coupe was built by Willys Overland. Billed as the smallest automobile when it was first introduced in 1927, this 1930 model has a slightly longer 103.25 inch wheelbase and is powered by a 4 cylinder L-head engine. […] More
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