1941 Buick Roadmaster Phaeton. An affordable full classic. One of 312 produced. 320CID engine producing 165HP with dual carbs. It seems like more than 165HP. The engine was completely rebuilt three years ago. A great driving car you could use to drive anywhere.

It is driven every available weekend from May to September with the top down. A wonderful driving car for the person who enjoys driving.

The radio and clock work as well. The radio works only in the city for some reason

A beautiful 80 year old classic waiting for the next conservator to enjoy and take on the road.

Dark blue with a stunning red leather interior.  A lot of car for $49,000 or Possible trade for a Pierce-Arrow or Senior Packard. Thanks!

The rare 1915 Model 5 was the car first produced in Flint, Michigan by the Dort Motor Car Co. They shipped 9,000 cars that first year and 107,000 cars altogether by 1924 when Josiah Dort died. This is one of only three known to exist today. One is in the Nethercutt Collection, Sylmar, CA. This is Car #8288, Motor #DU9367

Complete frame-up restoration in 1982 with all new wood, upholstery, top & side curtains

Original book of instructions, owner’s manual & restoration scrapbook

Mostly garaged since 1988. Extra parts, vintage clothing & onboard tools

Lycoming L-head 2.7 liter 4 cylinder, 18 hp

Good shape for an older restoration 

Starts and runs great. Been in parades & car shows. Ready to tour

Asking $24,500

The Willys Knight Great 6, this model 66A was top of the line in 1927. The sleeve valve engine starts instantly, has great oil pressure, and doesn’t smoke.  A long list of mechanical repairs have been done:

• Radiator cleaned
• Rebuilt starter and generator
• Carter BB2 carb
• 5 new inner tubes
• Brakes
• New Optima battery
• Stainless steel door and window handles.

Eirther keep it as a survivor or restore for an amazing clissic.

Call or emaill for more picture and information

Price $12,000 or best offer

Selling my 1924 Maxwell. It was completely restored by 1978 in Hershey, PA. Car has been in the family for decades, but sadly it has to go.

Always kept in heat, a/c garage. Mint condition car, starts right up and drives

It has 39k miles. Always spotless clean, no scratches or tears inside or out, won every car show it entered. Car is located in South Jersey

I can send more pics if interested. Let's make a deal, you don't see many of these, especially this clean. Thanks

Asking $40,000

Contact Info updated 11-24-2021

• Mostly original unrestored barn-find
• Attractive and rare body style with matching numbers and build sheet
• Delivered New in Los Angeles, CA and still in So. Cal.
• Correct lights, sidemount locks, hubcaps and 19"knock off Buffalo wire wheels
• Worn original upholstery
• Protective repaint 60+ years ago looks OK from distance
• Some plating rechromed for preservation and is excellent
• Runs cool, shutters work and drives.  Oil pressure OK
• First year for Synchromesh trans for Cadillac/LaSalle
• Restore or use as is
• CCCA recognizes 29 LaSalle as full classic

Offered at: $23,000

Restored in the 90’s in SoCal, the motor was overhauled in 2010 by Tom Leib in Los Angeles. Runs great, will need the new manifold installed (new 15K part is included)

Interior upholstery and rumble seat excellent.

This car is the same model as the one restored by Jay Leno, hear the V8 run: https://www.youtube.com

Take it to the 100 year anniversary Wills Sainte Claire event!    https://www.willsautomuseum.org/nationalwillsmeet2022.htm

See additional info on this same color and model car: https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/22530/lot/127/

$103,000 Reasonable offers considered.

1923 Overland Redbird Touring ... a Great Nickel Era car in excellent condition.

Totally rebuilt & successfully toured on the HCCA National Nickel Era tour this summer as well as local tours.

$21,500

See more photos at: https://tinyurl.com/1923redbird

This 1912 Cadillac Model 30 enjoyed a Restoration completed 5 years ago. Started with a 100% complete in amazing shape Car that was parked in 1926 and purchased from original owners family.

• Interior and top exact copy of the original and has cloth Cadillac tag on the top.
• Original front bumper
• 5 extra new tires and more

Only about 20 miles on it since completion, due to health issues.

Priced at $38,000 usd

Sold on 11-08-2021

13 Was a big year for Pope:

• New 40+ H.P
• High compression, high rise overlap cam shaft
• Stronger valve train engine
• New 4 speed trans, all bearing transmission
•  Starter & generator
• Timkin axels and bearings
• Large duel brakes
• Original 27" Firestone A rims. ( demountable- detachable rims )

Ask a Packard guy who owns one ... Ask a Pope guy who drives one!!!!
2 and 4 wheel trades considered. Let's Talk $159,000

New Photos Added 11-3-2021

Sharp 1914 Speedster, built on a touring chassis per the original Overland plans

Big, beautiful monocle.  Owned and toured many years by Walter Hopkins

Older restoration in good condition.  Runs great. Includes correct speedster seats and hardware not yet installed.  Seats are already painted and ready for hardware

I bought just prior to Covid when all touring in my area got wiped out.  Sold our house and shop to boot

Get in and go for $34,000 ono.  Less than the cost of 5 of the gas tanks listed elsewhere!

Offered here is a wonderful 1903 Pope Hartford Model B rear entrance, the earliest Pope Hartford in existence:

Serial #59. It is also one of the most significant and most original of all the early Popes as it has provenance back to when it was new

Purchased new by a Mr. Rueben P. Miller of Plymouth, Connecticut. He stored the car away early on his farm and it would later be found and purchased from his estate in 1964 by Louis Biondi of Connecticut. Louis kept the car in unrestored condition until 1984-85 when he restored it and won his AACA senior award

It stayed with him until his passing and we acquired it from his estate. A fantastic original early 1903 Pope Hartford with great history and beautiful restoration.

Priced at just $165,000

5 passenger inside drive limo with the last year of the big four-cylinder engine 6 litres 40/50 HP

The car was part of the Automobile Magazine oily rag collection (see article of Jan 2018) until purchased by the present owner in 2014

• Original paint and Upholstery which has been preserved
• New cylinder heads, valves, piston rings and timing chain in the engine
•  Water pump Rebuilt with modern seals
• Dyno start has been serviced
• Layshaft gears and bearings have been replaced in the gearbox
• Modern oil seals fitted in the rear axle and both footbrake and handbrake lining's replaced

this time warp car is ready for the preservation class and a new owner for $74,000 ONO

This is the only known 1904 queen, serial number 12. It is an all original car that came out of a museum many years ago

The crankcase has had a repair, and a new crankshaft was made, also many years ago

The lower part of the original body was reskined and has cracked from age

It has a 5 1/2" X 6" bore and stroke and  I have the original upholstery for patterns

Call for more photos and take it home for $38,500.00

For your consideration:

An award (15+) winning fully restored 1928 Buick 24 Sport Roadster with provenance in abundance

Only 6 owners and documentation of each (photo and print) I have information leading back to the very first owner and each subsequent

Magazine articles, newspaper clippings and calendar features are all included in the sale

• New clutch assy
• All lights function
• All gauges work except gas gauge

Many more photos and documents

Asking a modest $65,500 OBO

Historically accurate restoration in pristine condition and it runs and drives as new.

Sold on 11-30-2021

Only three examples of this rare 1912 Cartercar Model "R" roadster have survived the last 109yrs...and this is the only true authentic Model "R", in the world. It's two year 100pt Concours and extremely correct restoration was completed this month. It's original parts and exacting details make it a rare "Gas Light Era" classic, far better than when it left the factory, which still stands in Pontiac, Michigan today.

What a terrific addition to any serious collection. The clever "Friction-Drive" transmission was invented by Byron Carter in 1906 and works as smoothly as the day it was delivered.

The Devil is in the Details...check the photo's carefully and you'll see what a pristine, honest restoration looks like. None better. Asking $195,000 obo

This fun little "T" has been a truck for many years, it has an after market pick-up bed that seems to have been installed soon after the vehicle was new.

The engine is an 1926 with a starter, can be real convenient.  The rear end is not 1914

Front and rear original fold down seats, the rear seat is removable to use the entire cargo area. Side and tail lamps are kerosene and the headlamps have a prestolite gas tank, lamps are all Victor. Fold back 1914 windshield on cherry firewall

You can check out this vehicle, in Ohio, on your way to or back from Hershey

Will be glad to furnish email photos at your specific request. 

This truck has been a lot of fun!

Asking $15,000

Sold in hours on HCCA.org

1936 Packard 4-door sedan. Model 120, straight 8 with 120HP. Starts, runs and drives well

Amateur restoration of a solid, all original car.

1. Rust-free body and chassis
2. Original luggage rack in good condition
3. Gauges and dash in good condition with all gauges working
4. Only 37,000 original miles

Selling three early Maxwells for the family of the late Vern Campbell. Vern asked that these cars be driven and enjoyed as he and Doris did for many years. All cars have had complete mechanical, extensive paint, and exceptional brass restoration. Cars are stored in a climate-controlled building and were properly prepared for long-term storage.

1908 Model LC – Completed numerous NLNB tours. Asking $25,000

1910 Model Q2 –Impressive 4-Cylinder Surrey. Restoration of a very original and correct car. Shown at Concours D’Elegance. Asking $47,500

1911 Model AB – Correct & Beautiful Car. Asking $27,500

More photos can be supplied upon request. Cars are located in SE Michigan & can be shown by appointment.

Fully restored 1920 Briggs and Stratton "Black" Flyer. As featured in the Antique Automobile article from the July/August 2020 issue

This is the only Flyer that was specially painted black from the factory. It was apparently made as a promotional vehicle made for and sold to Edward & Crist Co. 938 8th Ave., New York, NY (a dept. store) on March 6, 1920

I restored it from complete, but chared remains as it had been burned in a fire. The complete history can be found in the magazine article

The gas tank, steering wheel spider, engine lowering lever, and headlight rim were bright Nickel by the factory.  It now runs and looks as new. I have many photos and videos

I won't make the Hershey auction, so putting it on HCCA.

1925 Model T with the look of a T, the speed and stability of a Model A!
Frame off restoration with a few "upgrades" in 2013/2014. This is a car you can drive on the highway at speed, and/or to the local winery with 4 adults communicating and riding comfortably

Upgrades include:

• 21" Model A wheels and tires
• Floating brake adjusters
• High speed rear end
• Tubular shocks
• Rebuilt balanced Model A engine with oversized valve tappets
• Electric wipers, LED lights, Halogen headlights, dual tail lights, turn signals and a 12 volt alternator
• New interior includes a customized "roll open" top with a "roll up" back curtain so you can communicate to the "folks" in the modified rumble seat

Built to tour!
Wire wheels, Rocky Mountains, Ruckstell, pressure oil system, model A crankshaft, starter, electric lights, turn signals, beautiful paint and upholstery, high compression head, side curtains, distributor, alternator, finned modern carb with 2 jets, and much more!

This is one of the smoothest and most powerful T’s I’ve ever had-it FLYS! I would not hesitate to take this on a weeklong tour right now

Call or email for pictures and details. Located in northern NJ. Come take it for a spin! Asking $24,500

This 1910 Model 40 Parry, 5-passenger touring.  Unrestored and original.  ONLY surviving 1910 model year vehicle:

• Car No. 228
• Built in Oct-Nov 1909
• Former Harrah's collection
• Engine rebuilt with new counter-balanced crankshaft, aluminum pistons, hardened valves
• New bearings in transmission

This is a 40 hp, open front, long-wheelbase car that looks good and drives strong:  $45,000

1904 Yale, Large twin cylinder motor, 1903 on title, but with research l believe 1904. (Not Vcc dated)                              

• Transmission manufacturer cast date 1904
• Very early single digit engine number
• Electric Start
• Car in UK, Able to ship back to Virginia, 4/ 5 weeks

Bring it home for $125,000

1970`s restoration.  Great reliable tour car.  One year only series 81

Extensive use of aluminum in the engine, transmission and body keeps weight down to less than 4,000 lbs

It will outclimb most other pre 32 cars.  It has the highest available rear end gears that allow it to cruise all day long in the 40-45 mph range

Comes with misc. manuals, literature, tools and spares

Tires and tubes are about 3 years old. Ready to tour today with no work required

This is what does NOT work: fuel gauge, speedo, clock, vacuum fuel tank, central grease system, windshield wipers, temp gauge is intermittent, horn missing, hand throttle, stock tail light assy

Available for just $28,000. Trades possible