Donald Healey is one of the more colorful characters in the history of the British motor industry. He was at various times a successful garage ...
Donald Healey was a gifted designer of automobiles but on the evidence before us he also was much more. In addition to being a ...
The McFarlan Company was at the core of Indiana’s early growth as an automobile manufacturing center. John McFarlan began manufacturing carriages in Connersville in ...
…design by Michelotti. Commissioned by Luigi Chinetti as a gift for his wife Marion and now presented in unrestored, highly original condition. Our featured car, S/N 14299, is the first of three road-going NART Daytona Spyders; a very special car that was personally commissioned by Luigi as a gift for his wife Marion. The story of 14299 begins in 19…
…ined with the Royal Family for several years before being gifted to their American personal physician, Dr. Terry Bennett. It saw very limited use with both owners, amassing fewer than 8,600 miles from new. At some point, it was repainted from its original black to Amaranto, and it joined a California-based collection. In the hands of its most recent…
…built on August 27, 1965, and dispatched on October 6 to Jaguar Cars, New York. When it was new or near new, a young man from Los Angeles received this Jaguar as a high-school graduation gift in the spring of 1967. While attending USC, he apparently didn’t use his Jaguar very much, and by the time it was parked-up in the late 70s with running issue…
…ster to a similar example once owned by Marlene Dietrich, gifted to her by Paramount Studios and featured in her 1930 film Morocco. This car shares the same split, opening windshield design with the Dietrich car, as well as the distinct roof treatment. The ownership history of S 267 FP is well-documented through accompanying Rolls-Royce Owner’s Club…
