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1926 Miller 91 From 1926 to 1929, the Miller 91 was a dominant car in American racing. This model usually...
1929→1936 Rolls-Royce 20/25 The 20/25 was sold alongside the Phantom II and was offered to drivers as smaller alternative. It...
1929 Stutz Model M In 1926, Frederick D. Moshovicks revived Stutz by launching new eight cylinder cars and this 1929...
1927→1932 Voisin C14 The Voisin C14 chassis was produced from late 1927 into 1932 with a total of 1,795 were...
From 1925 to 1933 Willys-Overland produced their Great Six with a Knight-licensed sleeve valve engine. These were produced in five...
1925→1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Called the New Phantom or 40/50HP Phantom on it’s release, this model replaced the Silver Ghost...
1929 Pierce-Arrow Model 133 In 1929 Pierce-Arrow was purchased outright by the Studebaker Corporation who sent their models in a...
1922 Fiat 804 In the early twenties, Fiat was a dominant force in Grand Prix racing. For the new 2-liter...
1924 Mercer Series 6 The Series 6 was the final model produced by Mercer until the last car was produced...
1923 Ballot 2 LTS In 1923 Ballot updated their sports car with larger valves and renamed the car to the...
1926 Vauxhaul OE30-98 Wesnum The Vauxhall 30-98 is a car manufactured by Vauxhall at Luton, Bedfordshire from 1913 to 1927....
1921 Spyker C4 After the war Spyker resumed car production. True to its motto, Spyker continued building record-breaking cars. Most...
1923 Sunbeam Grand Prix The Sunbeam grand prix car, as seen here won the 1923 French GP. The 1924 version...
1922 Hispano-Suiza H6B In 1922 Hispano Suiza updated their model with a slightly larger engine and called the new model...
1928→1929 Chrysler 75 In 1929 the Chrysler was resigned with a slimmer front radiator with body colored shutters that automatically...
1922 Lancia Lambda The Lambda was one of the most innovative cars of the twenties with its chassis, independant suspension...
1929 Cord L-29 Of all the bodies to adorn the L29 chassis, the Hayes Coupe is probably the most striking....
1928 Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 Sport In many ways, Alfa Romeo created the first Italian sports car with the design...
1926→1927 Citroën 10HP B12 In 1926 Citroën upgraded their standard model to include an all-steel body reinforced chassis which they...
1929 Pierce-Arrow Model 143 In 1929 Pierce-Arrow was purchased outright by the Studebaker Corporation who sent their models in a...
1929→1934 Delage D8 To replace the large six-litre GL at the top of the Delage range, the company prepared a...
1926→1927 Citroën 10HP B10 In 1925 Citroën upgraded their standard model to include an all-steel body and revealed it as...
1929 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Super Sport In 1929, the 6C 1750 Super Sport was Alfa Romeo’s most potent racing...
1927 Mercedes-Benz 680 S Soon after the merger of Mercedes and Benz, the two started developing the world’s fastest sports...
1924 Delage CO In 1919, Delage launched their 6-cylinder car known as the CO 4½ litre. It was the first...
1921 Duesenberg Grand Prix In Detail engine Inline-8 valvetrain SOHC 3 Valves / Cyl displacement 2977 cc /...
1928 Pierce-Arrow Series 81 In 1928, James Way modified the Pierce Arrow lines with new sloping fenders with new eyebrow...
1923 Alvis 12/50 The 12/50 was the car that really put Alvis on the map. It featured sporting performance that...
1928 Invicta 4½ Litre S-Type ‘Low Chassis’ Also known as the Type LS, this Invicta was known for its low-slung...
1921 Mercedes 28/95HP This car was DMG’s flagship from 1914 to 1924 and laid the foundation of the high reputation...
1924 Hispano-Suiza H6C The H6C was an updated version of the H6B with a new 8 liter engine that could...
1928 Renault Reinastella Originally named Renahuit, the Reinastella was unveiled at the 1928 Paris Motor Show. The sophisticated elegance and...
1927→1928 Chrysler 72 In Detail type Series Production Car production years 1927 – 1928 succeccesor 1928 Chrysler 75...
1928 MG M-Type Midget Based on the Morris Minor released in 1928, the Midget was a car small of small...
1926→1927 Cadillac Series 314 Called the ‘new nintey degree Cadillac’ the Series 314 had an all-new V8 engine with an...
1929→1931 Bentley 4½ Litre Blower With it’s front mounted supercharger, the 4½ became one of Walter Owen Bentley’s quintessential British...
1929 Stutz Model M Supercharged One Stutz that garnishes more attention than most others is this Lancefield Coupe. Not only...
1927→1939 Morgan Super Sports Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan’s first automotive design was similar to this 1933 Super Sports. Its...
1924 Mercedes Targa Florio The car is based on the 1923 Indianapolis car, redesigned by Ferdinand Porsche. DMG’s new chief...
1928→1932 Mercedes-Benz 720 SSK The Mercedes-Benz is considered the summit of a six-cylinder series which debuted in the 1920s, in...
1922 Mercedes 6/40/65HP Rennwagen DMG’s first supercharged racer, designed by Paul Daimler: This car was fitted with the first DMG...
1921 Maybach 22/70 HP W3 Karl Maybach now decided to go into car production on his own to utilise the...
1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Produced from 1929 to 1935, the Phantom II was a large improvement over the previous Phantom...
1926 Maserati Tipo 26 During a period of raising public interest in mechanical engineering, five brothers took great interest in...
Daimler Double-Six 50 Despite offering numerous models and having royal support, Daimler wanted to take an extra step after Rolls-Royce...
1929→1930 Bentley Speed 6 Following the 6½ Litre released in 1926, Bentley thoroughly updated the design with a more powerful...
1923→1932 OM 665 ‘Superba’ In 1923, Officine Meccaniche started production of the Tipo 665 or Superba with side-valve, 6-cylinder engine....
1924 Delage CO Gallery In 1919, Delage launched their 6-cylinder car known as the CO 4½ litre. It was the...
