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Rolls Royce Phantom I originally owned by Aly Kann of Nepal. #RollsRoyce #phantomI

An Auburn Speedster circa 1935/36 taken at the International Sports and Auto Show in 1952.  More interesting is the special one off 540K Special Cabriolet A in the background.    #540k #auburn #Mercedes

The White Steam Car went out of production in 1910 when the company moved to gas powered combustion engines.  The White is considered by many to be the best Steam car ever made.   Better than even the more complex Doble Model E of the 20s.   The advantage was the ability to steam up in 2-4 minutes from cold via a flash burner.   The Stanley would take 15 or more minutes do steam up because it was heating so much more water.

The coolest Gremlin of all time???  The Randall 401-XR (X for Gremlin X, R for Randall). Approx twenty cars were built for the street and one for the strip during 1972, 1973, and 1974.  In 1972 Randall AMC dealership in Mesa, Arizona, with the endorsement of AMC corporate unleashed the most potent “factory” Gremlin ever produced — the 401-XR.   This was accomplished by ordering stock 304 Gremlins and uprating them to the 401 which was dimensionally identical  but with 100 more HP.

1931 REO Royale Victoria. 359 cubic inch nickel allow engine production 125HP. Streamline design was in the forfront of styling. Amos Northrop was the designer. #REOROYALE #CCCA #AAACA #Classic

Velie advertisement from January 1928 New York Daily News. #velie #aaca #ccca

Jumbo the self propelled steam fire engine of Hartford Conn.      #steamcar #firetruck

Velie Royale 8-88 was top of the line for Velie's last year of production.  Slanted windshield was very unique for the era.    #antique#aaca#ccca #velie