Classic cars in Missouri

When the V8-powered Type 51 arrived in 1915 Cadillac was already well-established as one of the crown jewels of the American motoring industry confidently living … 

A rare and highly attractive nickel-era Studebaker thats ideal for relaxed enjoyment with the whole family. Lovely and well-detailed older restoration finished in a bold … 

A truly remarkable totally unrestored example of Hupmobiles most powerful offering from 1913. Powered by a 32 horsepower four-cylinder engine and fitted with the original … 

By the middle of the 1920s Cadillac firmly established its reputation as a leader in luxury innovation and quality. Cadillacs founder Henry Leland was a … 

Detroit Electric was one of the longest surviving automobile manufactures dedicated solely to producing electric powered vehicles. Prior to 1907 the company was known as … 

Upon its debut in 1907 the Rolls-Royce 40/50 horsepower Silver Ghost was considered to be the most advanced motorcar money could buy. With Henry Royces … 

Once the pride of Bridgeport Connecticut Locomobile rose to prominence as one of Americas most prestigious and exclusive automobile manufacturers. After a false start in … 

1927 Chrysler Model 62 Rumble Seat Roadster Very rare pre-WWII Chrysler car and one of their first performance automobiles (M-62) First Chrysler to offer four-wheel … 

-1942-vintage 274 cu. in. Mercury flathead V8 engine with triple carburetors -1939 Lincoln-Zephyr three-speed manual transmission -Dropped tubular front axle with transverse leaf spring -1934 … 

The Star Engineering Company of Wolverhampton Staffordshire was for a brief time a significant player in the British motor industry. Founded in the late 1800s …