Chassis No. B20S 1791
Engine No. B20N 3569
At the 1951 Turin Motor Show, Lancia introduced the B20 GT coupe variant of the groundbreaking Aurelia, featuring elegant Pinin Farina-designed bodywork that established the template for the modern 2+2 grand tourer. The B20's mechanical specification evolved throughout production, with engine ..
Chassis No. J2X 2193
As an evolution of the earlier J2, the J2X was designed as the pinnacle of Sydney Allard's vision for a dominant, American-powered British sports car-years before the Shelby Cobra rose to prominence. It incorporated critical improvements for both road and competition use. The most significant change was moving the engine..
Chassis No. D7FW314835
The 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner represents a milestone in American automotive design as the nation's first production car with a retractable hardtop. Introduced during a transformative year for the Fairlane 500 series, the Skyliner was part of the newly re-styled Fairlane 500 lineup, which featured sleek, low-slung..
Chassis No. 158994
After World War II, Volvo seized the opportunity to introduce the PV 444, a compact car blending Swedish practicality with American styling. "PV" stands for personvagn or passenger car, and despite material shortages delaying production, public demand surged. By the late 1940s, series production began, featuring an overhea..
Chassis No. LSF E99
Engine No. SE49
Dr. Rudolph A. Light was a prominent neurosurgeon from Nashville, Tennessee, and heir to the Upjohn pharmaceutical company. In 1958, he traveled to England as a visiting surgeon at Oxford University, where he took delivery of this special coachbuilt Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I with one of the rarest ..
Chassis No. 198.040.5500606
Engine No. 198.980.5500645
Body No. A198.040.5500586
Mercedes-Benz achieved great success racing their W194 Coupe in 1952 and, with encouragement from visionary U.S. car importer Max Hoffman, the development of a high-performance road variant of the race car began. The resulting road car, the 300 SL Gu..
Chassis No. SCFCV81C9KTL15730
Aston Martin launched the V8 Volante on 21 June 1978, in response to the growing demand for a convertible version, particularly from the U.S.-market. As one of Aston Martin's most iconic and enduring models, the Volante remained in production for 11 years, evolving with engineering upgrades while retaining its i..
Chassis No. 4855076 Engine No. 801472 Devin Enterprises, founded by Bill Devin in 1955, transformed small production sports car manufacturing with its innovative fiberglass bodies. The Devin D, introduced in 1958, followed the Devin SS as a more cost-effective model featuring a lightweight ladder chassis, Volkswagen-derived suspension, and ..
Chassis No. WA92167664
Dual-Ghia Serial No. 160
Some of the most exquisitely luxurious motor cars in automotive history are the byproduct of a hybrid Italian-American collaboration, marrying the very best in Italian style and elegance with the latest in American performance and flash. Indeed, from the Cunningham to the Monteverdi, none ..
Chassis No. 84489
Engine No. P730552
Transmission No. 18150
As a family-run company in their earliest years, Porsche rarely sought outside input. Yet, in the early 1950s, fabled U.S. importer Max Hoffman recognized the demand for an affordable, lightweight sports car suited to the American market. His earliest effort, the aluminu..