Classic Cars for Sale from Hyman LTD
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1948 Delahaye 135
- Color
- Black
In the aftermath of World War II Delahaye had survived battered but not broken. Until production of their landmark 135-series could resume the company paid the bills by building commercial tru...Read More
1939 Lagonda LG 6
- Color
- green
In 1935 Lagonda had its back against the wall. With all of the press and prestige that came with the M45s surprise victory at the LeMans 24 hour race not enough buyers were stepping up and the...Read More
1948 Bentley Mark VI
With the world still reeling in the aftermath of World War II Rolls-Royce and Bentley dusted off and set to work returning to the business of making motorcars. Automobile production stopped in...Read More
1933 Chrysler Imperial
Chrysler freshened the CL Imperial range in 1933 introducing a new chassis stretched 146 inches complemented by stunning styling with a swept-back steeply-raked raked grille cowl-less hood and...Read More
1930 Chrysler Series 77
Chrysler Corporation was just six years old in 1930 yet the firm had already built a solid reputation for quality style and value. The ambitious Mr. Chrysler added Plymouth Dodge and DeSoto to...Read More
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1932 Chrysler Imperial
For the 1932 model year Chrysler refined its superb CG Imperial with revised front-end styling and a host of smartly style new bodies. Central to the new CL-series Imperial was its gracefully ...Read More
1932 Desoto SC
DeSoto arrived on the scene in 1929 positioned above Plymouth as a mid-priced high-value companion marque for Chrysler. Reflecting on DeSotos history its a curiosity that Chrysler created the ...Read More
1937 Chrysler Air Flow
In April of 1934 the Major Bowes Amateur Hour debuted on WHN radio in New York City. Major Edward Bowes who created and hosted the show was a former vaudeville actor and the managing directo...Read More
1909 Franklin Model H
Founded in Syracuse New York at the turn of the 20th Century Franklin is best known for its unwavering commitment to the air-cooled engine. From its very first effort in 1902 a runabout boas...Read More
1912 Buick Model 43
Buicks largest and most expensive offering from 1912 powered by a 318 cubic-inch valve in head inline-four rated for 48 horsepower. This is one of approximately 15 known survivors sporting a...Read More
1950 Packard Eight
In the early 1950s station wagons enjoyed a dramatic uptick in popularity with American buyers especially as people moved from cities and out into the suburbs. The success of the Chrysler Town...Read More
1985 Ferrari 400I
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- Black
To the casual enthusiast the name Ferrari conjures images of high-strung exotic sports cars carving up Alpine passes or cruising the streets of dramatic locales like Monaco and Beverly Hills. ...Read More
1989 Bentley Turbo R
Virtually any automobile enthusiast whos picked up a magazine or scrolled forums in the last 20-plus years is undoubtedly familiar with The Sultan of Brunei. As the absolute monarch of a small...Read More
1975 Rolls-Royce Phantom
Since the end of Silver Ghost production in the late 1920s the Phantom name has been the reserve of Roll-Royces largest most opulent flagship models. The first post-war Phantom was the highly ...Read More
1956 Lincoln Continental
After successfully bridging the pre-war and post-war eras Lincolns flagship V12-powered Continental was discontinued in 1948 and the name briefly retired. But within a few years Ford Motor Com...Read More
1953 Jaguar XK 120
With its sleek beautifully flowing bodylines and powerful new DOHC XK engine Jaguars XK 120 revolutionized sporting cars at one stroke when it debuted at the September 1948 London Motor Show....Read More
1937 Cord 812
The iconic Cord 810/812 started life as a baby Duesenberg envisioned by designer Gordon Buehrig to support E.L. Cords flagship brand into the late 1930s. But as the faltering economy led to ...Read More
1946 Delahaye 135
From its foundation in 1894 Delahaye quickly rose to prominence in the French motor industry. Their reputation for quality and performance resulted from their exploits at Le Mans and elsewhere...Read More
1941 Hudson Commodore
As America approached its full-scale entry into what would become World War II in 1940-41 Hudson consolidated its well-deserved reputation for stylistic and engineering excellence. Hudson also...Read More
1949 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith
- Color
- Cream/metalic bronze
The Silver Wraith holds two notable distinctions in Rolls-Royce history: as the companys first post-war production car and the first model built in the now-legendary Crewe factory. The new Sil...Read More
1947 Cadillac Series 62
With the end of World War II American automakers scrambled to return to normal production after halting their automobile lines in 1942. Since the war had also stopped the development of new mo...Read More
1938 Cadillac V-16
When Cadillac launched their flagship sixteen-cylinder Series 452 in 1930 America was staring down the barrel of an unprecedented economic depression. In the first year of production Cadillac ...Read More
1990 Mercedes-Benz 560SEC
Renowned as the ultimate four-seater luxury coupe of its era and well beyond the sleek W126-generation 560 SEC topped the Mercedes-Benz model range line from 1985 through 1991. In typical Merc...Read More
1964 Apollo 5000GT
In the early 1960s an aspiring young American engineer named Milt Brown dreamed of creating an American sports car to go head-to-head with Aston Martin Maserati or Ferrari. While theres hardly...Read More
1921 Stutz Model K
One of the early American automobile industrys most colourful and skilled personalities Harry C. Stutz built his first horseless carriage nicknamed Old Hickory in 1898 at age 22 followed by ...Read More
