Our Hardtop Cars
1929 Ford Model A Fordor Sedan
The Model A Fordor Sedan has a sleek, rounded body with a distinctive grill and headlights. It was designed to be comfortable and functional, with room for up to five passengers. It has a bench seat in the front and a folding bench seat in the back, allowing for additional cargo space when needed. It is a stylish and reliable car that was popular with consumers of the time. Its combination of performance, comfort, and affordability made it a great choice for families and commuters alike.
1950 Buick Super
The 1950 Buick Super is a bold and beautiful classic that combines striking design with powerful performance. With its sleek curves, chrome detailing, and a robust straight-eight engine, this car offers a smooth, comfortable ride that perfectly captures the spirit of post-war America. Whether cruising down the highway or parked in your collection, the 1950 Buick Super commands attention and delivers a timeless driving experience. A true icon of mid-century style and automotive excellence, this is a car built to impress.
1959 Jaguar Mark IX
The 1959 Jaguar Mark IX is a classic symbol of British luxury, combining stately, old-world elegance with then-modern performance features. An update of the earlier Mark VIII, the Mark IX was the final iteration of this distinctive “saloon” body style before Jaguar transitioned to more contemporary designs.Ā
Interior Luxury:
Timeless opulence:Ā Stepping inside the Mark IX is like entering a gentleman’s club. The cabin features extensive use of lavish materials like Connelly leather upholstery, deep pile wool carpeting, and rich burled walnut veneers on the dashboard and door panels.
Exterior design:
Imposing and graceful:Ā The Mark IX maintains a large, traditional, and imposing shape, with an extended hood, rounded top, and a prominent front grille. Its dignified proportions make it a favorite for use as a ceremonial vehicle for state dignitaries.
