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A colorful 1914 Renault Victoria
You had a commanding view of the road
in the Renault
1921 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost
The owner has driven the Ghost 130,000
miles since 1980
The Ghost's 6-cylinder engine
Fascinating facts about this Silver
Ghost replica in the next picture
1930 Rolls Royce Phantom II
1941 Packard One-Twenty
1931 Packard Phaeton
1930 Packard Roadster
1914 Stutz
Valet, park my Caddy, and be careful not to get fingerprints on it
It's a mix of Cadillac parts from
several model years
The engine is a certified 1931 Cadillac V16
In case you're wondering — yes, it
runs
This symbol graced Cadillacs from 1930 to 1940
Of course you've heard of the Davis
A 3-wheeler manufactured by Davis Motor
Car Company from 1946-50
The Davis' surprisingly well-finished interior
1937 Lagonda from England
Founded in 1906 by an American, the company was integrated into Aston Martin in 1947
Imagine finding two Lagondas at
the same show — this is the 1932 model
1951 Riley RMD, made in England from 1945 until merger with Austin in 1952
The Riley's unrestored dash
1912 Pope Hartford
Not a Harley or a Honda, but a 1954
Vincent Touring Rapide
1912 Speedwell Roadster
The Speedwell's 4-cylinder powerplant
The Speedwell's circular windscreen was common
in sports cars of the era
This generation of automobiles, with
their beautiful brass accessories,
became known as the "brass era"
Mitchell, circa 1915
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