Prewar

This non-functional Continental A65 engine is fitted with a stationary propeller and mounted on a display stand. It was displayed in a museum for several years and acquired by the seller in 2024. This display engine is now offered at no reserve in Springfield, Illinois. All proceeds from the sale, including the buyer’s fee, will go to the Air…

This 1928 Ford Model AA was reportedly configured as a fire truck prior to a 2012 refurbishment that included converting it to an open-top parade truck with a bed-mounted, air-powered 43-note Tangley Company calliope. The truck has been refinished in white with red accents and brass embellishments, and it is powered by a 201ci L-head inline-four…

This 1940 Mack L-Series fire truck is believed to have originally served in Rockland, Massachusetts, and it was purchased by its current owner in 2024. It is an open-top truck that is finished in red and powered by a 707ci inline-six paired with a four-speed manual transmission.

This 1939 Packard Twelve Touring Sedan is one of fewer than 500 Packards equipped with a 473.3ci V12 for the final model year it was offered, and it was delivered new to the Reid-Ward Motor Company of Kansas City, Missouri, in July 1939. The car is said to have spent approximately 30 years in the family of the original owner and then an additional…

This 1935 Rolls-Royce 20/25 is clothed in six-light limousine bodywork by London coachbuilder Windovers and spent time in Quebec, Canada, before being purchased by its current owner and imported to the United States in 2022. Finished in two-tone blue over blue leather and cloth upholstery, chassis GKX1 is powered by a 3,669cc OHV inline-six that…

This 1931 Chevrolet Series AE Independence two-door, five-window coupe is powered by a 194ci inline-six mated to a three-speed manual transmission. The car has been refurbished and was purchased by its late current owner in 2010. It is finished in maroon with black fenders over tan cloth and is equipped with cream-color 19" wire-spoke wheels, a…

This 1936 Buick Series 40 Special is a Model 41 sedan that was reportedly purchased by the seller's father from its original owner in 1974. The car is finished in blue over tan mohair upholstery with green tweed seat-bottom covers, and power comes from a 233ci straight-eight mated to a three-speed manual transmission.

This Mercedes-Benz 290 is a Cabriolet B built near the beginning of the 290 model's five-year production run and is said to have undergone a partial refurbishment before being purchased by the seller as a project in 2024. The body is finished in pale blue with dark blue fenders and accents and is mounted on a chassis outfitted with a 2,867cc…