Coches clásicos en 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 … 

The American Automobile Company of Indianapolis Indiana was founded in 1906 and in their brief eight-year history produced a variety of cars although none are … 

The Model L was the first production vehicle to come from Henry Lelands latest venture Lincoln Motor Company. Lelands expertise was fundamental to the development … 

Despite being just a few years old in 1929 the fledgling Chrysler Corporation had leaped up sales charts from 32nd place to 3rd buoyed by … 

Buicks largest and most expensive offering from 1912 powered by a 318 cubic-inch valve in head inline-four rated for 48 horsepower. This is one of … 

A rare and highly desirable Brass Era Model T offered in lovely condition and outfitted with a host of tasty period-correct accessories. Finished in off-white … 

Between 1900 and 1918 White of Cleveland Ohio produced a range of high-quality steam and gasoline-powered automobiles. They gained considerable notoriety and national attention after … 

This wonderfully evocative 2-seat Speedster built from the ground-up on a 1928 Dodge chassis and fitted with beautifully crafted aluminum coachwork by Stan Francis. Built … 

An outstanding Model A station wagon restored to a high standard by the renowned Ford woody expert and collector Nick Alexander. Presented in its factory-correct … 

The Du Ponts have long been one of Americas wealthiest and most powerful industrial families. Their financial interest in the burgeoning Automobile industry came via …