1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe Sedan This is one of the nicest original examples to be found. With only 36,000 miles from new, this well maintained Chevy is an unbelievable time capsule. Finished in its original Texas Ivory paint with its original interior, it is a must see!! The Chevy has light patina on the paint, but nothing you would change. Equipped with radio and heater, this is one of the finest original un-restored Chevy’s we have ever seen. It runs and drives beautifully and is ready for any show or tour. Perfect preservation “class” car. This is truly one of one!! $32,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1155
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Wishing you all a wonderful holiday
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Tuesday, November 24, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoratio.n It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater , tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!!
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1133
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
1950 Nash Statesman Sedan
1950 Nash Statesman Super Sedan Showing only 37,000 miles, this Nash is an amazing survivor. Finished in Midnight Black with beautiful original gray pinstriped cloth interior, the Statesman Airflyte is awesome. The excellent chrome trim shows well. This is a great preservation Nash that can be driven or shown. Equipped with the original Nash flathead 6 and 3 speed transmission with optional overdrive, it is a pleasure to drive. The original owners manual, overdrive instructions, tire pamphlet, warranty registration in the owner’s name are with the car. A great feature of the Nash was the addition of folding front seats to configure into a bed. Travelling or camping made it easy to stop and take a nap. Priced fairly at $29,900.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1156
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1156
Thursday, November 5, 2015
1953 Porsche Pre A
1953 Porsche Pre A This is a very special Pre-A Porsche Coupe. The following is a brief description of this EXPERIMENTAL car (#51465) released and sold by the Factory in the summer of 1954 to a U.S. soldier. The soldier, stationed in Germany, flew for the CIA Airline "Air America" and stayed in Germany after the war and married a German girl. He was fluent in German and befriended a Porsche family member. The company was really small at that time, and he was able to buy the "Versuch" or test car in June, 1954 directly from the factory--- after all it was test car and had no more value to Porsche. After about 10 years, the family moved back to the States and brought the car with them. The documentation includes: Factory "cardex" showing it to be a test car. Also shown is a certification letter from Porsche showing it to be a White car with red leather. The 1953 test features on the car were used on the 1954 models. They include: "Clap" windshield wipers, 5 dated and finned wheel covers, a complete tool kit, factory installed antenna, a Distributor brass cover plate, a special transmission mount in addition to the original mount still on the car, and a set of original road lights with safety bars. Luckily, the car has been in dry climates since coming to the States in about 1962. There is no evidence of rust including the very very solid floors. Repainted in 1972, the Porsche is now in need of refreshing if desired. The headliner, carpet, side panels and rear seat are all original. The front seats were re-done in red leather-- however -- the underside of them is totally original and in excellent condition. The factory changed the motor when it was sold from 32325 to 32988- which makes sense after "using up the original". #32988 is an early 1954 motor. The transmission, no.2619 is original to the car. Trades considered.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1150
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1150
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
1941 Cadillac Convertible Sedan In my opinion, the 1941 Cadillac is the ultimate tour car for CCCA Events. It has plenty of power with its 346 cid L-head V-8 engine mated to a smooth 3 speed manual transmission. The independent front suspension with coil springs, plus the rear semi-eliptic leaf springs riding on a 126 inch wheelbase, supply a smooth and stable ride. This particular Cadillac has been in my hometown (St. Louis) since new. It was owned by the Lindburg family for over 50 years. I remember seeing it in their Cadillac Showroom in the 1960’s. I purchased the Cadillac almost 8 years ago and have enjoyed it on many great outings. Notice that radio pre-set radio stations are all St. Louis stations—some still in business. The maroon paint was in fantastic condition –it was applied at Lindburg Cadillac back in the ‘60s. The tan leather is also in great condition. I replaced the black hartz cloth top in 2013 as well as adding new wide white radial tires for safe driving. Come drive it and you will agree. $92,500. Trades welcome
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Thursday, October 1, 2015
1940 Chrysler Windsor
1940 Chrysler Windsor Convertible AACA NATIONAL WINNER AACA SENIOR WINNER Nat’l Chrysler BEST OF SHOW The restoration was completed in 1996 and remains a Concours worthy entry at any Show. Finished in Burgandy with contrasting tan hartz cloth top, and finished with burgundy leather though out the interior, this is one RARE and stunning Chrysler-- with the top or down= “it is a looker”. Equipped with the smooth and quiet straight 6 cylinder motor and and manual transmission including a rare overdrive unit, driving is a pleasure. Other options include a power top, over rider bumper guards, hubcaps with beauty rings, an original MoPar spotlight and fender skirts. The really cool option is the pair of vent windwings. Priced below the cost of restoration at $67,500.00
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1132
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1132
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Conserving Classics - Wayne Carini | Hagerty Articles
There are cars that are so original and untouched that I want to keep them that way. I don’t want to add the miles and risk fragile paint and drying rubber or upholstery.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/Articles/2015/07/27/Car-Caretaker
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/Articles/2015/07/27/Car-Caretaker
Thursday, September 24, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoration. It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD!! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater, tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1133
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
2015 Frankfurt Auto Show – Auto Show – Car and Driver
2015 Frankfurt Auto Show: Coverage of Every Debut, News, Photos, and More Your home for Frankfurt auto show news, including debuts from companies like Hyundai, Infiniti, Mazda, Mercedes, and more.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.caranddriver.com/2015-frankfurt-auto-show
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.caranddriver.com/2015-frankfurt-auto-show
Thursday, September 17, 2015
1941 Buick Roadmaster Convertible Phaeton The last production Buick convertible sedan was built in 1941. Out of the 315 built, only 17 are known to exist today. They were powered by a 320 cu. Inch “fireball” straight engine developing 170 hp. It is interesting to note the carburetion was “compound” as Buick stated in their advertising. That is, the front carburetor was the standard and the rear carburetor engaged when the gas pedal was pressed hard for more power. A smooth 3 speed manual transmission was also supplied on the Buic. This Buick is the top of the line Roadmaster model and had been totally restored several years ago. Options include an original AM radio, fog lights, fender skirts and a top boot. From the correct metallic gray paint to the beautiful red leather to the immaculate engine bay, black canvas top, and restored undercarriage, this is a great car to drive and show with pride. The engine is smooth and quiet as one would expect. Priced below just the cost of restoration at $75,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/846278415480336/?type=1
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
1953 Porsche Pre A This is a very special Pre-A Porsche Coupe. The following is a brief description of this EXPERIMENTAL car (#51465) released and sold by the Factory in the summer of 1954 to a U.S. soldier. The soldier, stationed in Germany, flew for the CIA Airline "Air America" and stayed in Germany after the war and married a German girl. He was fluent in German and befriended a Porsche family member. The company was really small at that time, and he was able to buy the "Versuch" or test car in June, 1954 directly from the factory--- after all it was test car and had no more value to Porsche. After about 10 years, the family moved back to the States and brought the car with them. The documentation includes: Factory "cardex" showing it to be a test car. Also shown is a certification letter from Porsche showing it to be a White car with red leather. The 1953 test features on the car were used on the 1954 models. They include: "Clap" windshield wipers, 5 dated and finned wheel covers, a complete tool kit, factory installed antenna, a Distributor brass cover plate, a special transmission mount in addition to the original mount still on the car, and a set of original road lights with safety bars. Luckily, the car has been in dry climates since coming to the States in about 1962. There is no evidence of rust including the very very solid floors. Repainted in 1973, the Porsche is now in need of refreshing if desired. The headliner, carpet, side panels and rear seat are all original. The front seats were re-done in red leather-- however -- the underside of them is totally original and in excellent condition. The factory changed the motor when it was sold from 32325 to 32988- which makes sense after "using up the original". #32988 is an early 1954 motor. However, the transmission, no.2619 is original to the car. Trades considered.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/845677965540381/?type=1
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
How about this beautiful home on the lake? Is this your style?
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Is this awesome or what? A pool above the patio! What do you think?
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Is this simple, stark white living room your style? What do you think?
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1956 LINCOLN MARK II CONTINENTAL
1956 LINCOLN MARK II CONTINENTAL 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II The Continental was a styling masterpiece. They were hand built from 1956-57. Selling for $9,695. new, Ford lost money on every car to promote the Continental over the Cadillac Brougham. The Mark II was built under the direction of 26 year old William Clay Ford--- Henry Ford II's younger brother. This Mark II was beautifully restored several years ago and still a handsome car. Finished in Black with White leather complemented by red piping to match the red cut pile carpeting.a great look. Equipped with full power equipment including period ICE COLD ARA A/C installed when new by the Lincoln Dealership, it is a great car to drive and show. Note that this Continental was certified in 2007 as numbers matching by "Numbersmatching.com" This Continental (as Ford called it) has been in a private collection for years and well maintained. $63,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1145
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1145
Thursday, September 3, 2015
1934 Packard 1101
1934 Packard 1101 1934 Packard Eight 1101 Coupe Roadster This Model 1101 Packard Roadster is a wonderful example of Packard’s model 719 of 1934. It features a wonderful sleek body complemented by a rear spare mounted tire. The uninterrupted flow of the body accents the smooth rear deck housing the rumble seat. In addition, the very low windshield and low profile of the top stowed in a flat boot, add to the beauty of this model. Powered by a straight eight 320 CID L-Head engine, the 1101 has plenty of power for modern day touring. The engine had a recent rebuild by a respected restoration shop. Shifting is smooth and precise. New tires were fitted in 2013 and have seen little road use. Although the restoration was completed years ago, it has held up extremely well and certainly would be welcome on any CCCA Tour or Show. This 1101 drives extremely well and steers with ease. Drive it and you will want it in your collection.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1142
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1142
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Victorious V-12 - 1939 Packard Coupe Roadster | Hemmings Motor News
Ask the man who owns one." Six inconspicuous words on their own, but in this arrangement they became legendary, their method comparable with President Theodore Roosevelt's speak-softly-and-carry-a-big-stick approach to foreign policy. In the case of Packard, the soft note of its advertising copy was also a powerful statement about automotive elegance, engineering and performance, and arguably, it still is, 59 years after the last "true" Packard rolled off the assembly line.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.hemmings.com/hcc/stories/2015/06/01/hmn_feature1.html
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.hemmings.com/hcc/stories/2015/06/01/hmn_feature1.html
Thursday, June 4, 2015
1970 Porsche 911: Understanding The Love Affair
1970 Porsche 911: Understanding The Love Affair
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1098587_1970-porsche-911-understanding-the-love-affair
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1098587_1970-porsche-911-understanding-the-love-affair
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Huge Classic Car Junkyard - Wrecked Vintage Muscle Cars
This is a tribute to one of the largest and best classic car junkyards in the world, Bob's Auto Parts in Fostoria, Michigan. At one time this yard had well over 1,200 antique and classic cars.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4KTZl5fC0c
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4KTZl5fC0c
Thursday, May 28, 2015
1961 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible 1961 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible This fantastic Convertible has only traveled 37,802 miles since 1961. It is equipped with the original bulletproof “Rocket 88” engine and is truly whisper quiet The automatic transmission shifts as new. Power steering , power brakes, power top, outside right mirror, factory deluxe radio, etc. etc. were optional equipment on the Super 88. See the attached original window sticker. Although the convertible top is new, the entire interior is original and almost flawless. The dashboard also shows as it did in 1961. The engine bay and trunk area as shown in the attached pictures also are virtually untouched. Note the firewall is also near perfect. One professional repaint was done several years ago in the original white color. Documentation and the original owners manual and original window sticker are included. Ready for the road. $44,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/791799334261578/?type=1
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
1903 Thomas 19 This fantastic Thomas was owned by a collector in Buffalo, NY for many years. He bought it from a museum in Buffalo in the 90's when it closed. The Thomas was a very original and complete car when purchased and a restoration began. It is one of two known REAL 1903 Thomas autos to exist today. . When the passed away in 2000, his estate sold the Thomas to a collector in the State of Washington where it had a complete restoration and finished in 2005. It was shown at a few local Concours shows and driven about 300 miles in Single Cylinder Tours, including completing the Single Cylinder Touring Registry Tour in LaConner, Washington. Shown at Amelia Island in 2014 Now ready for the London Brighton Tour. $295,000. Interesting trades considered.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/790926191015559/?type=1
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Home Page Article
Since its inception there has been something about the sight, sound, and feel of the automobile that stirs the imagination and the desire to experience the freedom of the open road. Whether it’s the clatter of the single cylinder brass era car or the heavy thumping of big block Detroit musclecars that fuels the addiction, we are all kindred spirits. Vintage cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles are our bond.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.aaca.org/
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.aaca.org/
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
How Baby Boomers Created Today's Classic-Car Market—and How They Could Crash It - Feature
A demographic shift looms: Some 76 million baby boomers will soon reach retirement age, crushing the health-care system and the social safety net with their massive numbers. But we have a greater concern: Who’s going to buy all their cars?
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.caranddriver.com/features/baby-boomers-created-the-classic-car-marketand-could-crash-it-feature
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.caranddriver.com/features/baby-boomers-created-the-classic-car-marketand-could-crash-it-feature
Thursday, May 14, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
Just in time for summer! 1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoratio.n It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater , tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Texas time capsule: Five pre-war automobiles preserved in a barn
“It’s the Holy Grail for a car guy,” said Antonio Brunet, chairman and founder of Motostalgia Auctions in Austin, Texas. “Opening the doors, seeing the cars covered in dust, untouched for years … It’s like you’re in a time machine.”
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2015/05/06/texas-time-capsule-five-pre-war-automobiles-preserved-in-barn/
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2015/05/06/texas-time-capsule-five-pre-war-automobiles-preserved-in-barn/
Tuesday, May 5, 2015
Burt Reynolds' second ‘Bandit’ Pontiac Trans Am sells for $170K
Burt Reynolds' second Bandit Trans Am sell for $170K
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://martincountytimes.com/burt-reynolds-second-bandit-pontiac-trans-am-sells-for-170k
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://martincountytimes.com/burt-reynolds-second-bandit-pontiac-trans-am-sells-for-170k
Thursday, April 30, 2015
1953 Nash Healey LeMans Coupe Production started in 1950 after a chance meeting of Donald Healey and Nash’s George Mason. The original car was steel, body by Panelcraft of England, chassis by Healey and engine by Nash. By 1952 the body was restyled by Pinn Farina and the chassis was special built by Healey. Nash upgraded the engine to develop 140 hp with its “LeMans Jetfire” overhead-valve inline six cylinder, dual carburetor creation. In 1953, with a longer wheelbase (108 inches), a coupe body was fashioned for the all aluminum main body. A tachometer, leather upholstery, and rear quarter windows made the Healey a true GT car rivaling Europe’s best. This Nash Healey was restored from an excellent original car and has been part of a private collection.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/779450532163125/?type=1
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Old Cars and Classic Cars
A virtual tour of the worlds largest known old cars junk yards Over 3000 photos of Old Classic and Antique Cars
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://classiccarsrotting.com/
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://classiccarsrotting.com/
Thursday, April 23, 2015
1932 Auburn Custom 12 1932 Auburn Twelve Custom Phaeton The 12 cylinder Auburn, although in production for only 3 years, was one of the great American cars of the era. The George Kublin designed L-head V-12 is a sensational engine. It produces 160 horsepower from 391 cubic inches. In addition, the Dual-ratio rear axle was standard on Custom models and allowed the Auburn to be driven easily at highway speeds or in the lower ratio for city driving. Young Alan Leamy designed this sleek Convertible Phaeton as well as the other Auburn models. It remains one of the most beautiful designs to come out of the ACD group. Not only is it sleek with the top up or down, the windshield folds down like many sports cars. This Auburn has received a Pebble Beach restoration and was shown in 2009. In 2014 it won First Place honors at the Des Moines Concours. The Salon trim adds elegance to the car. This nut and bolt restoration included all mechanical components. It remains a stunning show car as well as an amazing road car and is effortless to drive, shifts like butter and stops easily.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/776844815757030/?type=1
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoration. It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever driven, PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater, tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/775965772511601/?type=1
Thursday, April 16, 2015
The Best Car Movies
Best Car Movies
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.ranker.com/list/all-car-movies-or-list-of-car-movies/all-genre-movies-lists
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.ranker.com/list/all-car-movies-or-list-of-car-movies/all-genre-movies-lists
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
What Makes a Car Classic
What makes a car a "classic car"?
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://blog.usa4sale.net/what-makes-a-car-classic/
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://blog.usa4sale.net/what-makes-a-car-classic/
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Vintage Corvettes Will Cross the Block at the Barrett-Jackson 2015 Palm Beach Auction
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://finance.yahoo.com/news/vintage-corvettes-cross-block-barrett-181000712.html;_ylt=A0LEVzrnBSNVdGAA3y1XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTEzbWozNzgyBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDVklQNTc4XzEEc2VjA3Nj
Thursday, April 2, 2015
1934 Packard Eight 1101 Coupe Roadster This Model 1101 Packard Roadster is a wonderful example of Packard’s model 719 of 1934. It features a wonderful sleek body complemented by a rear spare mounted tire. The uninterrupted flow of the body accents the smooth rear deck housing the rumble seat. In addition, the very low windshield and low profile of the top stowed in a flat boot, add to the beauty of this model. Powered by a straight eight 320 CID L-Head engine, the 1101 has plenty of power for modern day touring. The engine had a recent rebuild by a respected restoration shop. Shifting is smooth and precise. New tires were fitted in 2013 and have seen little road use. Although the restoration was completed years ago, it has held up extremely well and certainly would be welcome on any CCCA Tour or Show. This 1101 drives extremely well and steers with ease. Drive it and you will want it in your collection.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/765788750195970/?type=1
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
1941 Cadillsc 62 Convertible Sedan
1941 Cadillac 62 Convertible Sedan
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1119
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1119
Thursday, March 26, 2015
1934 Packard Eight 1101 Coupe Roadster This Model 1101 Packard Roadster is a wonderful example of Packard’s model 719 of 1934. It features a wonderful sleek body complemented by a rear spare mounted tire. The uninterrupted flow of the body accents the smooth rear deck housing the rumble seat. In addition, the very low windshield and low profile of the top stowed in a flat boot, add to the beauty of this model. Powered by a straight eight 320 CID L-Head engine, the 1101 has plenty of power for modern day touring. The engine had a recent rebuild by a respected restoration shop. Shifting is smooth and precise. New tires were fitted in 2013 and have seen little road use. Although the restoration was completed years ago, it has held up extremely well and certainly would be welcome on any CCCA Tour or Show. This 1101 drives extremely well and steers with ease. Drive it and you will want it in your collection. $169,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/762655987175913/?type=1
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
15 Classic Cars That Define Cool | Cool Material
Interesting Read: 15 Classic Car that Define Cool
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://coolmaterial.com/roundup/classic-cars-that-define-cool/
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://coolmaterial.com/roundup/classic-cars-that-define-cool/
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
1932 Auburn Custom 12
1932 Auburn Twelve Custom Phaeton The 12 cylinder Auburn, although in production for only 3 years, was one of the great American cars of the era. The George Kublin designed L-head V-12 is a sensational engine. It produces 160 horsepower from 391 cubic inches. In addition, the Dual-ratio rear axle was standard on Custom models and allowed the Auburn to be driven easily at highway speeds or in the lower ratio for city driving. Young Alan Leamy designed this sleek Convertible Phaeton as well as the other Auburn models. It remains one of the most beautiful designs to come out of the ACD group. Not only is it sleek with the top up or down, the windshield folds down like many sports cars. This Auburn has received a Pebble Beach restoration and was shown in 2009. In 2014 it won First Place honors at the Des Moines Concours. The Salon trim adds elegance to the car. This nut and bolt restoration included all mechanical components. It remains a stunning show car as well as an amazing road car and is effortless to drive, shifts like butter and stops easily.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1120
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1120
Thursday, March 12, 2015
1964 COBRA 289 FIA by Unique Motorcars The 289 FIA Cobra Recreation constructed by Unique Motorcars is faithful in every regard to the small block Cobra that took the fight to Enzo Ferrari’s door in 1964 and 1965 and brought home the 1965 FIA World Sportscar Championship for Shelby-American and Ford. This was the car that established the Cobra legend. Unique Motorcars are known for being extremely correct and well built. The use of authentic parts and hardware requires an expert to differentiate a Unique recreation from an original car. Attention to detail is amazing—from the original-style leather seats to the dashboard layout and exterior trim. Engine headers and side pipes are custom fitted to each individual engine blocks. The integral roll bar adds to the integrity of the chassis. This Cobra is registered as a 1964 Cobra and has only traveled 2000 miles. As a professionally built 289 FIA recreation finished in Guardsman Blue—it would be hard to find a finer example. If you can it in person, it is stunning. Priced at HALF OF THE ORIGINAL MSRP SALE PRICE AT ONLY $45,000.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
1936 Ford Phaeton This two-owner Ford Phaeton has been in the same family ownership since 1941. That is over 70 years with one owner!! The Phaeton was restored in the 1970’s and still shows very well. The chrome is very good as well as the black lacquer paint. The interior was also restored with new brown leather matching the original. A new tan hartz cloth top and boot were installed recently complemented by new carpeting. Mechanically, the original V-8 engine is strong with excellent compression and plenty of power. They is nothing like the sound of an early V8 Ford. A total of only 5,555 were built in 1936. In fact President Franklin D. Roosevelt purchased a 1936 Phaeton equipped with hand controls so that he could drive around his Hyde Park, New York Estate. A great car for family touring !! $45,500.
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Thursday, March 5, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoratio.n It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater , tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
1961 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible This fantastic Convertible has only traveled 37,802 miles since 1961. It is equipped with the original bulletproof “Rocket 88” engine and is truly whisper quiet The automatic transmission shifts as new. Power steering, power brakes, power top, outside right mirror, factory deluxe radio, etc. etc. were optional equipment on the Super 88. See the attached original window sticker. Although the convertible top is new, the entire interior is original and almost flawless. The dashboard also shows as it did in 1961. The engine bay and trunk area as shown in the attached pictures also are virtually untouched. Note the firewall is also near perfect. One professional repaint was done several years ago in the original white color. Documentation and the original owners manual and original window sticker are included. Ready for the road. $44,500.
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Thursday, February 26, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoratio.n It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater , tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1133
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
1941 Cadillsc 62 Convertible Sedan
1941 Cadillac Convertible Sedan In my opinion, the 1941 Cadillac is the ultimate tour car for CCCA Events. It has plenty of power with its 346 cid L-head V-8 engine mated to a smooth 3 speed manual transmission. The independent front suspension with coil springs, plus the rear semi-eliptic leaf springs riding on a 126 inch wheelbase, supply a smooth and stable ride. This particular Cadillac has been in my hometown (St. Louis) since new. It was owned by the Lindburg family for over 50 years. I remember seeing it in their Cadillac Showroom in the 1960’s. I purchased the Cadillac almost 8 years ago and have enjoyed it on many great outings. Notice that radio pre-set radio stations are all St. Louis stations—some still in business. The maroon paint was in fantastic condition –it was applied at Lindburg Cadillac back in the ‘60s. The tan leather is also in great condition. I replaced the black hartz cloth top in 2013 as well as adding new wide white radial tires for safe driving. Come drive it and you will agree. Trades welcome
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1119
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1119
Thursday, February 19, 2015
1953 Nash Healey LeMans Coupe Production started in 1950 after a chance meeting of Donald Healey and Nash’s George Mason. The original car was steel, body by Panelcraft of England, chassis by Healey and engine by Nash. By 1952 the body was restyled by Pinn Farina and the chassis was special built by Healey. Nash upgraded the engine to develop 140 hp with its “LeMans Jetfire” overhead-valve inline six cylinder, dual carburetor creation. In 1953, with a longer wheelbase (108 inches), a coupe body was fashioned for the all aluminum main body. A tachometer, leather upholstery, and rear quarter windows made the Healey a true GT car rivaling Europe’s best. This Nash Healey was restored from an excellent original car and has been part of a private collection.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2015
1948 Chrysler Town and Country Convertible
1948 Chrysler Town and Country Convertible This Town and Country was restored is enjoy. It is not a trailer queen, however has had the following done to make it very fresh. New Navy Blue Hartz cloth top New two tone Blue and light tan leather New Blue cut pile correct carpeting Restored trunk interior –like new ALL wood was restored and clear coated, All “inserts” replaced with the correct Di-Noc red mahogany Excellent Fluid drive transmission Fresh excellent repaint in proper Chrysler Blue, CCCA APPROVED CLASSIC ***** READY to Tour or Show $99,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1135
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?InventoryNum=1135
Thursday, February 12, 2015
1953 Nash Healey LeMans Coupe
1953 Nash Healey LeMans Coupe Production started in 1950 after a chance meeting of Donald Healey and Nash’s George Mason. The original car was steel, body by Panelcraft of England, chassis by Healey and engine by Nash. By 1952 the body was restyled by Pinn Farina and the chassis was special built by Healey. Nash upgraded the engine to develop 140 hp with its “LeMans Jetfire” overhead-valve inline six cylinder, dual carburetor creation. In 1953, with a longer wheelbase (108 inches), a coupe body was fashioned for the all aluminum main body. A tachometer, leather upholstery, and rear quarter windows made the Healey a true GT car rivaling Europe’s best. This Nash Healey was restored from an excellent original car and has been part of a private collection.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1004
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1004
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
1936 Ford Phaeton -- COMING SOON This two-owner Ford Phaeton has been in the same family ownership since 1941. That is over 70 years with one owner!! The Phaeton was restored in the 1970’s and still shows very well. As a California car from new, the chrome is very good as well as the black lacquer paint. The interior was also restored with new brown leather matching the original. A new tan hartz cloth top and boot were installed recently complemented by new carpeting. Mechanically, the original V-8 engine is strong with excellent compression and plenty of power. A total of only 5,555 were built in 1936. In fact President Franklin D. Roosevelt purchased a 1936 Phaeton equipped with hand controls so that he could drive around his Hyde Park, New York Estate. A great car for family touring !! $48,500.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars https://www.facebook.com/robertpasscars/photos/a.391695460938636.1073741825.129879967120188/738341059607406/?type=1
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Post War Cars for Sale | Pre War Cars for Sale | robert Pass
Sell me your Pre War or Post War / Classic Car
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from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/sellcar.asp
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
1964 COBRA 289 FIA by Unique Motorcars The 289 FIA Cobra Recreation constructed by Unique Motorcars is faithful in every regard to the small block Cobra that took the fight to Enzo Ferrari’s door in 1964 and 1965 and brought home the 1965 FIA World Sportscar Championship for Shelby-American and Ford. This was the car that established the Cobra legend. Unique Motorcars are known for being extremely correct and well built. The use of authentic parts and hardware requires an expert to differentiate a Unique recreation from an original car. Attention to detail is amazing—from the original-style leather seats to the dashboard layout and exterior trim. Engine headers and side pipes are custom fitted to each individual engine blocks. The integral roll bar adds to the integrity of the chassis. This Cobra is registered as a 1964 Cobra and has only traveled 2000 miles. As a professionally built 289FIA recreation finished in Guardsman Blue—it would be hard to find a finer example. It is priced below cost of construction at $46,500.
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Thursday, January 29, 2015
1940 Chrysler Windsor
1940 Chrysler Windsor Convertible AACA NATIONAL WINNER AACA SENIOR WINNER Nat’l Chrysler BEST OF SHOW The restoration was completed in 1996 and remains a Concours worthy entry at any Show. Finished in Burgandy with contrasting tan hartz cloth top, and finished with burgundy leather though out the interior, this is one RARE and stunning Chrysler-- with the top or down= “it is a looker”. Equipped with the smooth and quiet straight 6 cylinder motor and and manual transmission including a rare overdrive unit, driving is a pleasure. Other options include a power top, over rider bumper guards, hubcaps with beauty rings, an original MoPar spotlight and fender skirts. The really cool option is the pair of vent windwings. Priced below the cost of restoration at $67,500.00
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1132
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1132
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
1936 Ford Phaeton 1936 Ford Phaeton -- COMING SOON This two-owner Ford Phaeton has been in the same family ownership since 1941. That is over 70 years with one owner!! The Phaeton was restored in the 1970’s and still shows very well. As a California car from new, the chrome is very good as well as the black lacquer paint. The interior was also restored with new brown leather matching the original. A new tan hartz cloth top and boot were installed recently complemented by new carpeting. Mechanically, the original V-8 engine is strong with excellent compression and plenty of power. A total of only 5,555 were built in 1936. In fact President Franklin D. Roosevelt purchased a 1936 Phaeton equipped with hand controls so that he could drive around his Hyde Park, New York Estate. A great car for family touring !! $48,500.
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
1939 Bentley 16 Cylinder Royale
1939 Bentley 16 Cylinder Royale In the words of its creator, master automobile conceptualist Gary Wales, this 1939 Bentley Royale is: “Everything in Excess, Nothing in Moderation.” Roll-Royce and Bentley built automobiles of legendary strength and toughness. More than a few R-R and Bentley chassis were repurposed with immense engines and scanty bodies. Powered by surplus aircraft Merlin V12s and similar excess, they were called Speedcars, and they were all of that, thundering examples of the concept, “When it comes to horsepower, too much is just right.” Even among those fire-breathing monsters, though, Gary Wales’ creation of the Bentley Royale Coupe deVille is an order of magnitude better. Based on Rolls-Royce and Bentley components from the Silver Ghost through the ’90, its coachwork is developed from an original Sedanca deVille body commissioned by airman and auto racer Whitney Straight, The frame is a 1938 Rolls-Royce Wraith. The Bentley Royale’s engine is a masterful construction consisting of two Rolls-Royce Phantom IV 5.75-Liter overhead valve Inline eight cylinder blocks with crankshafts geared together on a common crankcase, a design akin to Ettore Bugatti’s H-16 aircraft engine. Constructed by Gary Wales with mechanical assembly by Andres Aranda, the Bentley Royale Coupe deVille is a masterpiece. A modern Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang, it has all the irrational thrills of nearly unlimited power that shakes the road and everything around it, wrapped in meticulously formed, finished and trimmed coachwork. Vastly powerful but elegantly and comfortably bodied, the Bentley Royale Coupe deVille is on-of-a-kind, a statement of Rolls-Royce Speedcar heritage and the Rolls-Royce and Bentley tradition of style, comfort and luxury. Power Rack & Pinion Bentley T2 Steering 45 Different Dashboard Instruments and Switches Carl Zeiss Headlamps. 5 Speed Rolls-Royce Experimental Gearbox 4” Exhaust with cutouts and Merlin-Style Manifolds. Elaborate, Luxurious Interior Wood and Leather Appointments. Elephant-Hide Roof Covering. Front Disc Brakes.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1086
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1086
Thursday, January 15, 2015
1932 Auburn Custom 12
1932 Auburn Custom 12 1932 Auburn Twelve Custom Phaeton The 12 cylinder Auburn, although in production for only 3 years, was one of the great American cars of the era. The George Kublin designed L-head V-12 is a sensational engine. It produces 160 horsepower from 391 cubic inches. In addition, the Dual-ratio rear axle was standard on Custom models and allowed the Auburn to be driven easily at highway speeds or in the lower ratio for city driving. Young Alan Leamy designed this sleek Convertible Phaeton as well as the other Auburn models. It remains one of the most beautiful designs to come out of the ACD group. Not only is it sleek with the top up or down, the windshield folds down like many sports cars. This Auburn has received a Pebble Beach restoration and was shown in 2009. In 2014 it won First Place honors at the Des Moines Concours. The Salon trim adds elegance to the car. This nut and bolt restoration included all mechanical components. It remains a stunning show car as well as an amazing road car and is effortless to drive, shifts like butter and stops easily.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1120
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=3&InventoryNum=1120
Sunday, January 11, 2015
1962 Austin Healey BN7
1962 Austin Healey BN7 1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MK II BN7 Roadster BN7L 14004 BMIHT Heritage Trust Certificate on file (registered for over 25 years with the Trust) Restored to exact standards and colors as new (Ivory white with red interior) Most of the parts were sourced in England. BODY OFF – every nut and bolt restoration- driven 500 miles since restoration Please note the last picture showing my addition of badges an Lucas road lights. This Healey has only traveled 500 mile since restoratio.n It drives better than new. It is the best Healey I has ever drvien. PERIOD !! One of only 355 BN7 two-seater , tri-carb cars built. (April 1961-March 1962 (last of the two-seaters built Only about 175 survive according to Austin Healey historians Complete with top, side curtains and tonneau cover. This restoration is over the top!! $95,000.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=0&InventoryNum=1133
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=0&InventoryNum=1133
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Collector Cars for sale | Classic cars for sale | Robert Pass
1941 Cadillsc 62 Convertible Sedan 1941 Cadillac Convertible Sedan In my opinion, the 1941 Cadillac is the ultimate tour car for CCCA Events. It has plenty of power with its 346 cid L-head V-8 engine mated to a smooth 3 speed manual transmission. The independent front suspension with coil springs, plus the rear semi-eliptic leaf springs riding on a 126 inch wheelbase, supply a smooth and stable ride. This particular Cadillac has been in my hometown (St. Louis) since new. It was owned by the Lindburg family for over 50 years. I remember seeing it in their Cadillac Showroom in the 1960’s. I purchased the Cadillac almost 8 years ago and have enjoyed it on many great outings. Notice that radio pre-set radio stations are all St. Louis stations—some still in business. The maroon paint was in fantastic condition –it was applied at Lindburg Cadillac back in the ‘60s. The tan leather is also in great condition. I replaced the black hartz cloth top in 2013 as well as adding new wide white radial tires for safe driving. Come drive it and you will agree. Trades welcome
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory.asp?offset=6
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory.asp?offset=6
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
1913 Peerless 48
1913 Peerless 48 This massive Peerless is powered by a 49.6 hp, 577.5 cu. In. T-head six cylinder engine. The wheelbase is a staggering 137 inches long. This particular Peerless was actually used as a power source by the La Jolla Mining Company after its usefulness as an automobile was no longer needed. It was driven to the mining operation over 90 years ago and destined to be a workhorse for the miners. In 1965, the great Peerless was discovered by a helicopter pilot and friend of a Peerless Collector. The entire story of the retrieval of the remains is described in a great story by the collector in 1966 after a huge helicopter and a team of 14 people retrieved the find. (see picutre) The story, in the HCC Gazette is fascinating to read. Dubbed “The old man of the Mountain” the first restoration was 90 percent finished 15 years later. After completion, the Peerless was shown at Pebble Beach in 1984. It was then placed on long term display in a small mining museum until 2008. It is now totally restored and ready for the Show field again.
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1033
from Robert Pass Classic Cars http://www.robertpass.com/inventory_details.asp?offset=6&InventoryNum=1033
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