BikerWilly Probably 2/3rds of the currently existing antique cars came from Barney Pollard. He started buying before WWII, and ... View more
Grimsby @59turner Westinghouse shock absorbers. Aftermarket but common on high-end cars of the period.
userbronco I saw one of these at a show , that the guy said he had purchased it from Corky Coker , the guy had driven it to ... View more
1917 Locomobile Model 48 Seven-Passenger Touring Car
Listed byTowny28
RNM at $52,500
$52,500
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1917 | 1 (100%) | No Data |
Color Blue | 1 (100%) | No Data |
Transmission Manual | 1 (100%) | No Data |
Mileage 32,000 | 1 (100%) | No Data |
Traits are compared to all other listings of this model
| Listing | End Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1917 Locomobile Model 48 Seven-Passenger Touring Car | RNM at $53k |
BikerWilly Probably 2/3rds of the currently existing antique cars came from Barney Pollard. He started buying before WWII, and ... View more
Grimsby @59turner Westinghouse shock absorbers. Aftermarket but common on high-end cars of the period.
userbronco I saw one of these at a show , that the guy said he had purchased it from Corky Coker , the guy had driven it to ... View more