Our Convertible Cars
1928 Ford Model A Phaeton
The Ford Model A Phaeton was the Ford Motor Company’s second market success after its predecessor, the Model T. Introduced December 1927, it replaced the venerable Model T, which had been produced for 18 years. This new Model A (a previous model had used the name in 1903–04) was designated a 1928 model and was available in four standard colors. It has a 201 CI 4 Cylinder Engine with 3 speed transmission
1936 MG 540k mercedes
The 1936 MG 540K Mercedes is a rare masterpiece of automotive elegance and engineering. With its striking, handcrafted design, powerful inline-eight engine, and luxurious features, this iconic car exudes vintage charm and sophisticated performance. The perfect blend of opulence and speed, the 540K offers a smooth, exhilarating ride that captures the essence of pre-war automotive excellence. A true collector’s dream, this timeless classic is a symbol of automotive history at its finest.
1949 Buick Super
A beautiful piece of post-war American elegance, the 1949 Buick Super convertible captures the optimism and style of its era. With a sleek, curvaceous design and luxurious details, it represents a golden age of cruising. The 1949 Buick Super convertible wasn’t just a car; it was a status symbol that perfectly captured the post-war optimism of a nation on the move. Its combination of tasteful styling, innovative features, and comfortable ride made it a highly sought-after classic that remains a pleasure to behold.
Plush comfort: The cabin features a spacious interior with leather and leatherette upholstery.
Chrome details: Generous, well-endowed chrome bumpers, a “toothy” waterfall grille, and fender trim give the Super a prestigious and dazzling road presence.
VentiPorts: In 1949, the Super was redesigned with three distinctive chrome “VentiPorts” on each front fender, a nod to the exhaust ports of a P-51 Mustang aircraft.
Dynaflow transmission: For an even smoother experience
1973 Excalibur Series II Phaeton
Excalibur Series II Phaeton is a rare, neo-classic car produced from 1970 to 1974. It was a very popular luxury retro-styled automobile among celebrities. It features a robust Chevrolet 454ci (7.4-litre) V8 engine, with horsepower ratings around 215-250 hp. Some of the famous people who owned one were Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronald Reagan, Rod Stewart, Gloria Swanson, and Tony Curtis, who purchased the sixth Excalibur ever made. The classic car’s unique and luxurious style made it a popular choice for films that wanted to evoke a sense of old-world glamour.
