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LOT 112
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Restored by the founder of Catalina Yachts to concours standards
- Reported to have never been driven or had gas in it
- 177-cubic-inch four-cylinder engine rated at 20 horsepower
- Well-presented faux leather top and sides with charming wood features and wood spoke wheels
- The automobile that put America on wheels
LOT 119
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A thoroughly equipped and ready-to-enjoy example
- Acquired in 2003 and one of Mr. Zimmerman's favorite automobiles in the museum
- Equipment includes a Flying Quail radiator cap, stone guard, dual cowl lights, dual side-mounted enclosed spare tires adorned with mirrors, dual wind wings, windshield wiper, and dual diamond step plates
- Desirable Roadster body with a rumble seat
- Classic brown body paired with yellow wire spoke wheels
- 200-cubic-inch four-cylinder engine
- The final year for the beloved Ford Model A
LOT 144
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A nicely presented example; ready for open-air enjoyment
- 1 of just 3,862 Roadsters built for the 1936 model year
- Acquired by the Automobile Driving Museum in 2003 from a Miami-based collector
- Room for friends with a rear rumble seat
- Classic and reliable 221-cubic-inch flathead V-8 Ford engine
- Equipped with banjo steering wheel and fender skirts
LOT 104
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Desirable fully retractable hardtop example
- Classic '50s cruiser with a rear-mounted continental kit
- Attractive tri-tone body
- 245-HP, 312-cubic-inch Y-Block Thunderbird V-8 engine
- Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission
- Built at the San Jose, California assembly plant
LOT 128
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Sporty, streamlined pre-war business coupe
- Inline-six-cylinder engine
- Column-mounted three-speed manual transmission
- Ready for Sunday drives or drives to the local cruise-in
LOT 108
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Finished in a charming maroon body with black fenders
- Room for guests and friends with a pop-up rumble seat
- Equipped with a rear-mounted spare tire and wood spoke wheels
- Fitted with a 65-horsepower six-cylinder engine and three-speed manual transmission
- Accompanied by a copy of an operator's manual
LOT 156
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Complete and professional mechanical custom build with a long list of aftermarket parts
- Upgraded LT4 Pro Race 383 Stroker engine built by Combination Motorsports
- Level 3 4L60E automatic transmission from Combination Motorsports
- Custom suspension with Bilstein shocks
- Custom brakes and devilish exhaust
- Fully fitted with an active PA system, flashing lights, and sirens
- Built like an undercover police cruiser with dual spotlights and various radio communication systems
- The complete and long parts list page is uploaded to the online document section and can be found at the Document Station during the auction
LOT 132
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Admired in the Automobile Driving Museum since 2008
- A well-kept and well-maintained example
- Chrysler six-cylinder power paired with a three-speed manual transmission
- A streamlined marketing success for Chrysler as it was a replacement model for the Airflow
LOT 105
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A full-size luxury vehicle appointed with many creature comforts
- Powered by a 440-cubic-inch V-8 engine and an automatic transmission
- Comfortable and plush interior
- Accompanied by a large file of old invoice records
LOT 133
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Rare, turbocharged prototype vehicle assigned VIN 000002
- The 1982 Chrysler Auto Show display car
- Gifted by Lee Iacocca to The Harrah Automobile Foundation after the Auto Show
- Donated to the Automobile Driving Museum in 2018
- Clean CARFAX®
- Accompanied by a copy of the title in The Harrah Automobile Foundation name
LOT 137
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Atop of the luxury class in the early '70s
- Believed to have just 29,750 miles from new
- Donated to the Automobile Driving Museum by the second owner
- Loaded with air-conditioning, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power locks, and power driver's seat
- 472-cubic-inch V-8 engine paired with a Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission
- Accompanied by owner's manual and original 1972 Cadillac dealer color selections and upholstery selections books
LOT 121
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Clean CARFAX®
- 1 of just 2,500 produced in 1991
- Stylish Pininfarina convertible body
- 4.5-liter V-8 engine paired with an automatic transmission
- Ready for open-air luxury enjoyment
- Accompanied by owner's manual and hard parade boot cover
LOT 126
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Well-kept and well-maintained older restoration
- Desirably equipped with rare air-conditioning
- 145-cubic-inch air-cooled six-cylinder engine
- Three-speed automatic transmission
- A regular driver for the Automobile Driving Museum's Sunday Drive Program
- Unique and early leader of the mid-engine design automobiles
LOT 103
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A rare and seldom seen early RHD British automobile
- The only known Model 15/20 of the mere five pre-WWI BSA side valve cars to exist
- A resident of Australia from new until 2007
- A welcome Brass Era automobile to concours and shows
LOT 131
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Well-presented older restoration
- A sporty example with plenty of room for guests
- 63-horsepower straight-six engine with overhead valves
- Three-speed manual transmission
- Stylish wood spoke wheels wrapped in classic wide whitewall tires
- Accompanied by reproduction shop manuals
LOT 134
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Desirable and rare eight-passenger Woody
- Classic flathead V-8 engine paired with a three-speed manual transmission
- Upgraded stereo and speaker system
- Built at the Metuchen Assembly Plant
- The perfect SoCal vehicle with an accompanying surfboard on the roof rack
LOT 143
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- 1 of just 2,069 Series 75 examples produced for the model year
- A well-kept and well-presented example
- Part of the Automobile Driving Museum for the last 20 years
- A CCCA Full Classic®
- Plenty of space for friends and luggage; ideal for CARavan tours
- 135-horsepower 346-cubic-inch eight-cylinder engine paired with a three-speed manual transmission
LOT 142
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Nicely restored and sporting well-varnished wood paneling
- Welcomed into the Automobile Driving Museum in 2016
- Equipped with the iconic 248-cubic-inch Fireball straight-eight engine backed by a Dynaflow automatic transmission
- A beautiful maroon exterior and interior color combination
- One of Buicks more successful post-WWII models
LOT 110
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- Complete restoration finished in original B3A Quicksilver
- A favorite and often requested vehicle for the Sunday Driving Program at the museum
- 360/285-horsepower V-8 engine
- Mechanically fit and ready for enjoyment with power steering
- Three-speed floor shift automatic transmission
- Fighter Jet "cockpit" style cabin with bucket seats
- Built during the golden age of muscle cars
- Please Note: There is a stone chip in the windshield that occurred during transport
LOT 101
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum; Body by H.J. Mulliner
- A fun and sporty RHD British automobile
- 1 of just 2,501 examples produced in a three-year production run
- Older restoration that has matured nicely
- Acquired by the Automobile Driving Museum in 2010
- Finished in an eye-catching Seafoam Green
- 1.8-litre inline four-cylinder engine paired with a three-speed manual gearbox
- Often referred to as "The World's Smallest Dual Cowl Phaeton" due to its unique pop-up rear windshield and jump seats
LOT 140
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum; Coachwork by Brunn
- Believed to be the only Town Car built in 1937
- A lavish CCCA Full Classic® with custom coachwork by Brunn
- A fixture in the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum since 2006
- One of the final examples built before Pierce-Arrow's demise
LOT 102
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A sporty, lightweight British roadster
- Recipient of a complete restoration
- 1.3-litre inline four-cylinder engine and four-speed manual gearbox
- Attractive maroon paint with slight signs of enthusiast road enjoyment
- Accompanied by a tonneau cover and rear-mounted spare tire
- Built at the MG factory in Abingdon, England
LOT 115
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A poster car for the height of the muscle car era
- A driver-quality example finished in eye-catching colors
- Options include power brakes, power steering, center console, bucket seats, light package, and cassette player
- Equipped with a 383-cubic-inch V-8 engine with four-barrel carbs
- Four-speed TorqueFlite automatic transmission
- Built at the Los Angeles Assembly Plant
LOT 153
From the Zimmerman Automobile Driving Museum
- A one-off supercar designed by industrial designer and American businessman Dave Stollery
- Donated by Mr. Stollery to the Automobile Driving Museum in 2019
- Equipped with a thrilling Magnuson supercharged LT1 Corvette engine
- Accompanied by original drawings and blueprints