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Chassis No. WA94173298 Born from the singular vision of American 25-year-old industrial designer Jay Everett, this extraordinary one-off took shape in 1952 on a purpose-built tubular chassis clothed in hand-formed aluminum coachwork by collaborators Jack Sutton and Dennis Powers. It debuted at the 1953 Petersen Motorama the following year as..

Chassis No. 198.040.7500048 Engine No. 198.980.7500059 Body No. A198.040.75.00046 Transmission No. 7500062 Please note: Online Bidding is not available for this lot, unless specifically pre-arranged with Broad Arrow before the auction begins. For further information and alternative bidding options please reach out to bid@br..

Chassis No. LML949 Engine No. VB6J/474 Body No. 430 Introduced as the successor to the Aston Martin DB2, a refined blend of sport and luxury that had already captured the hearts of grand touring enthusiasts and distinguished itself with notable class performances at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Aston Martin DB2/4 was designed to..

This is a one family from new, Beverly Hills chauffer driven 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Long Wheelbase with Division (Limousine) that has been consistently maintained and restored, only as needed. This is a fabulous example of an investment grade Silver Cloud; Fully documented from its original sales invoice through today, this rust-free Calif..

1957 Bentley S1 James Young Saloon to design B10 Owner driver saloon Chassis Number: ULX631 Registration Number: B148BA A stunning car coming to us with over £100k in bills with a huge restoration undertaken by marque specialists Ashton Keynes restorations. This is a very rare c..

Chassis No. E54S003620 Engine No. 0II7I89 F54YG The original Corvette was one of several "dream cars" featured in General Motors' Motorama extravaganza for 1953. It was almost called "Corvair" but instead Chevrolet named it "...after the trim, fleet naval vessel that performed heroic escort and patrol duties in World War II." But when..

Chassis No. 84532 Engine No. 68621 Transmission No. 18297 Porsche's 356 Speedster first appeared in 1954, born from the vision of Max Hoffman, the New York-based importer who recognized the American appetite for an affordable, fun, and sporty roadster. The Speedster featured a low-cut, removable windshield, lightweight bucket sea..