The Lincoln Model K Convertible Victoria by Brunn exists, in a roundabout way, because a Massachusetts coachbuilder went under. The blind-quarter convertible victoria had been a staple of Waterhouse of Webster,...
Not every great coachbuilt Delahaye is trying to catch your eye from across a lawn. The chassis that Delahaye launched at the 1935 Paris Salon became, within a few short years, the favourite canvas of French co...
Rolls-Royce never built a Wraith drophead coupé. What left Derby from 1938 was a rolling chassis, and the folding-hood two-door bodies that some customers ordered for it were the work of independent coachbuilde...
In the pantheon of pre-war automotive excellence, few cars can rival the majestic allure of the Mercedes-Benz 540 K Special Roadster. Unveiled at the 1936 Paris Motor Show, this stunning automobile stood as a s...
The Bentley 4 1⁄4-Litre Coupé by de Villars is a luxurious and timeless masterpiece from the late 1930s, embodying a sophisticated balance of British engineering by Bentley and French coachbuilding by the artis...
Fiat's 1500 arrived at the Milan motor show in November 1935 wearing a body unlike anything else built in Turin, and - unusually for the period - the mechanical package underneath had been rethought to match it...