For Sale: 1968 Ford F250

1929 Peerless Six Model 61 Sedan – A Rare Pre-Depression Era Classic

Step back in time with this beautifully preserved 1929 Peerless Six Model 61, a rare and elegant sedan from one of the most innovative American automakers of the early 20th century. Peerless Motor Company, founded in 1900, began car production in 1902 and quickly earned a reputation for quality craftsmanship and forward-thinking engineering. Among their many contributions to the automotive world were the introduction of drum brakes and enclosed car bodies—both of which set new standards in vehicle design.

This particular Model 61 represents Peerless at its peak, as the company refreshed its entire lineup in 1929 to compete with luxury marques like Stutz and Marmon. Finished in an attractive ivory exterior with a tastefully coordinated tan and beige interior, this sedan shows off a well-maintained older restoration. The paint and chrome still present nicely, and the interior remains clean and inviting.

Recently brought out of long-term storage, this Peerless Six stands as a testament to the durability and elegance of pre-war American engineering. Whether you’re looking for a distinguished classic to drive and enjoy, or a strong candidate for a concours-level restoration, this example offers both style and substance.

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Discover the elegance of this 1975 Panther J72 Roadster, now available at John Scotti Classic Cars in Saint-Leonard, Montreal.
This rare and iconic British classic blends vintage charm with timeless design, making it a standout addition to any collector’s garage. Whether you’re an enthusiast of unique roadsters or simply appreciate finely crafted vehicles, the Panther J72 delivers a one-of-a-kind driving experience.

Visit us at 4475 Boul Métropolitain East in Montreal to see this exceptional vehicle in person. You can also reach out to our knowledgeable sales team for more information, schedule a test drive, or reserve the vehicle today. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of automotive history.

For Sale: Classic 1917 Overland Sedan – Model 85-4 | Well-Preserved and Running Smoothly

Discover a rare opportunity to own a piece of early American automotive history with this 1917 Overland Sedan. This particular vehicle is remarkably original and has been under the care of a dedicated and knowledgeable owner. I’ve been asked to assist with the sale and will be gathering additional details shortly. The current owner also has a few more classic cars that will be available soon, so stay tuned.

Vehicle Highlights:

• Model: 85-4 Overland Sedan

• Restoration: Expertly restored in 1965, with attention to detail and authenticity

• Condition: Starts and runs well – a great example of vintage craftsmanship

• VIN: 854TXXXX – Comes with a clean and proper title

• Media: Numerous photos available; video of the car running upon request

Price Estimate:
Asking price is approximately $12,000, with initial pricing estimates near $15,000.

This is a fantastic chance for collectors and classic car enthusiasts to add a well-preserved 1917 Overland Sedan to their garage. Don’t miss out—contact me for more details or to request the video of the car in action.

I have loved owning this beautiful car for 14 years, and the gentleman from whom I purchased it in 2005 loved owning it for 22 years.  He had a complete frame-off performed on it (3 years prior to selling it) by the Naber Bros in Houston when his wife passed away; he never drove it hence. It was immaculate when I got it, and showed 47,960 miles on the odometer (actual unkown).  I have strived to keep it that way… driving it approx 2,000 careful miles in the 14 years that I’ve owned it.  It is time for someone else to enjoy this beauty.

1965 Corvette SingRay Convertible (both tops), Nos Matching 327/350HP L79, Manual 4 Speed, Knock Off Wheels, Factory Side Exhaust, Milano Maroon… beautiful car.

Some improvements since purchasing… new (correct #’s) Holley Carburetor and Harrison Aluminum Radiator,   Repro Power Antenna replaced,

More recently… replaced brake fluid, coolant, steering bushing, new battery, new starter, plugs and wires.

Car was sold new in Spring of 1965 by Rebel Chevrolet, Oxford, MS.

1954 Aston Martin DB 2/4
Chassis No. LML/551

No. 51 of 565 Examples Built From 1954-55
Original Numbers-Matching Engine; 2.9-litre 140bhp ‘VB6J’ engine
Includes British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate
Factory Delivered In Left Hand Drive & In Black Paint with Beige Interior
Sold New by S H Arnolt Inc, in Chicago then 5 months later to Foreign Car Center in Carmel, Ca
Said to have been Owned by William Randolph Hearst Jr (Hearst Castle)
Reportedly Raced in Period by H.M. Handley in California
2007 Mechanical Restoration by Kevin Kay Restorations (Receipts = $62,000)

Assembled at the DB works factory, the hand-crafted aluminum bodies were under the direction of Mulliner and later Tickford.

This car is noted to have been sold in its first year to Carmel, Ca and owned by William Randolph Hearst. It is believed the car was raced in California in period with a photo existing of the car in a D production race. Ownership history is recorded with several California owners on file. In 2007 Kevin Kay Restorations (Aston Martin Specialist) performed a $62,000 mechanical restoration while converting the front brakes to disc and the transmission from 4 speed to 5 Speed (the original gearbox is included with the car).

An amazing DB 2/4 ready for immediate use!

$279,500.00

To learn more about this vehicle, please contact our sales department at (281) 497-1000 or sales@driversource.com

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