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1952 Rolls Royce Earls Court Motor Show car and once owned by the famous Spitfire pilot plastic surgeon Sir Archie McIndoe. Serial number WVH9 Close coupled limo with electric division. 4.5 litre manual 4 speed. London Motor show car. FSH. Engine, gearbox axle superb. 4 new original spec Firestone tyres. Front brakes and servo recently rebuilt. Wood v good, corners a little damaged from a small water ingress. Leather v good. Headlining v good. Drivers carpet slightly frayed (was going to fit larger foot mat) Door cards v good. Large tools present. Small tools 90% complete. Body sound solid and presentable. Drives well at 70-75 mph all day. Chrome v good rear bumper has small hole in. Car is located in England. Price is $60,000.00 More pictures coming. Contact kelly@classictag.net

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In 1928, with the new Model 72, Chrysler racers performed admirably in European long-distance competitions. Along with the 1928 Millie Miglia, additional races included both the 24 Hours of Le Mans and SPA 24 Hours. In total, the 72 Roadster model was entered in 13 races that year with 9 finishes (4 retirements); and was successful in part to the high compression 249/85 HP “Red Head” engine, one of the most powerful of the era. Source Chrysler Museum This car has a current FIVA card This car was restored to world class standards in the early 70’s. It is a two time National Champion and a consistent award winner. Most recently: 1) Misslewood Concours, Endicott College, Beverly, Ma. 2016, Chrysler was the featured marque. Won: the Chrysler Imperial Trophy. 2) Boston Cup, Boston Ma. 2016, Won: 1st in American Class Trophy 3) Greenwich Concours, 2018, Greenwich, Ct. Won: Award of Speed and Style. 2016 - Received FIVA Passport that allows this car to race in the most important European events including the Mille Miglia. This car is the street version of these famous race cars and has: lnline 6cyl engine 2 Stromberg carbs Split manifold & headers Parabeam headlamps Rear mounted spare Price is $125,000.00 Firm Car comes with $30,000.00 worth of invoices for work done in the last two years including new steering box, shocks, etc. E-mail kelly@classictag.net for additional information

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I will give it a try. Thanks for the lead.

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Does Zip Corvette have a website for their showroom? I can not seem to find it. Thanks.

Well if you need me to help thin the herd just say the word!

Or find yourself a good broker that makes sure you get the most money for your car! ?

Not all car's are depressed. But you are right you have to be in it for the love.

Thanks Peter. It confounded me for the longest time. Should have realized a forum would come with directions:) Makes sense.

By the way - that Porsche interior was part of the upgrade. You should see her cut in and out of traffic.

It was a Porsche interior LOL How did that sneak in there!

It is great to see these cars in the hands of good custodians that put them back to right.

From the seller: I have driven it at 35 miles an hour. The 8 volt batterys are the trick. Everyone else uses 6 volt and some of the restorers scrimp on the number of batteries

My fault - now I know where to look for guidance. Thanks.

Copy and pasted. Thanks for the help!

This 1904 Pierce Motorette has been VCC dated and has successfully completed the London-Brighton Veteran Car Run on several occasions. In the early 50's it was one of a number of important automobiles in the collection of famed tenor James Melton who displayed it in his Connecticut museum and in his Autorama in Hypoluxo, Florida. It was purchased from Melton by radio heir Atwater Kent, Jr. and later donated to the Pennsylvania State Museum. It was acquired from the Museum in 1996 by Charlie Brown of the UK who recommissioned it to campaign in the LTB. Dated by the Veteran Car Club of Great Britain, A highly original and correct car, it is thought to have been repainted at one point, but is still retaining much of its upholstery. Car No. 187 Ran in the LTR: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008,2009, and 2010. Has been meticulously maintained with over $3,000.00 worth of work done over the last few years (invoice available). Power Unit number: 187 HP: 8 Cylinders: 1 Cylinder Bore: 3.937" Piston Stroke: 4.312" Modifications to the engine: None Price is $100,000.00 US kelly@classictag.net

I'm not sure John but the owner did drive it quite a bit and I think he would be familiar with the speed. I will check one more time to confirm.

And I thought it was just me. ...