St. Louis Car Museum

Any roadgoing street version of Enzo Ferrari’s mid-engine, flat-12 racecars have always been an obsession for collectors to own and enjoy. These became available for the first time with the...

From the 1920s onward, it was not uncommon to see Bentley cars commissioned for work on wealthy owner's estates, their rugged, reliable and yet sporting poise being perfect mounts for their owners and...

First shown at the 1948 London Motor Show, the XK120 concept immediately set the automotive world on fire. Combining a curvaceous body with a world-class motor capable of taking the car up to 120 miles...

The Chrysler Imperial line was introduced in 1926 with the intention to rival other luxury brands of the time including Cadillac, Lincoln, Duesenberg, Pierce Arrow, Cord and Packard. Imperials became the...

Style in the 1950s was abundant; a time when real design studio ideas found their way to the end product. The Packard Caribbean was introduced in 1953 as the top-of-the-line convertible model, built...

The Hummer H1, based off the US military’s M998 Humvee released by AM General in 1984, was officially offered for public consumption on March 14th, 1992. With (slightly) more creature comforts, this...

History About The Dodge Dart: Chrysler Corporation elected to divide the Dodge and Plymouth dealership network in 1960 allowing showrooms to be individualized with the model series offered by each...

With the Porsche 356 departing from the model lineup, the new 911 was finally making its way to dealership showrooms in 1965. A complete redesign to the classic Porsche shape, now fitted with a larger,...

Designed by Richard Teaque with influence from the 1952 Pan American experimental sports car, the new 1953 Packard Caribbean was a mid-year introduction to the market. Clean, understated lines really...

The new C8 Generation of Corvette came with some serious fanfare and excitement as the new mid-engine design was going to be a great departure from traditional American front engine V8 platform. It...

The 1965 Corvette continued on the success of the mid-year String Ray with subtle changes. The hood vents were removed, the trio of fender vents now effectively reduced engine heat and the wheel covers...

The Hummer H1 is based off the US military’s M998 Humvee released by AM General in 1984, was officially offered for public consumption on March 14th, 1992. With (slightly) more creature comforts,...

Introduced in 1956 as a replacement to the 100, Austin-Healey’s second round of its big car debuted with a two inch longer wheelbase, an optional 2+2 seating variant, and a brand new 6-cylinder...

We are excited to offer this beautiful 1988 Corsair “Harlow” Roadster finished in Champagne Gold and Magnolia White two-tone exterior with a Beige Leather interior. Powered by its original Ford...

The original Excalibur was the brainchild of Studebaker’s Brooks Stevens, who took inspiration from the famous Mercedes-Benz SSK and decided to make a more modern interpretation. Originally designed...

The production of the Austin Healey 3000BJ7 ended in October 1963. These Mark II examples are improved over their earlier Mark I predecessor with a wraparound windscreen, roll- up windows, vertical front...

Early Ford body designs have been a notoriously popular platform for customization into street rods for many years. Particularly the Model A and early Ford V8 styles of the 1930’s. A great number...

Offered here is a 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne Sedan Delivery finished in a Black and Red two-tone combination over a Red & Black vinyl interior! It comes packed with options and high-quality components to...

The origins of the Isetta began with the Italian firm Iso SpA who in the early 1950s were building refrigerators, motor scooters, and small three-wheeled trucks. The owner of the company Renzo Rivolta...

With Porsche hoping to keep a broad market range of models, an entry level series was necessary to keep the showrooms full and sales tallying up in the books! With the help of Volkswagen, and a...

The Golf has been a staple of the Volkswagen model line up since its introduction in 1974, followed by the convertible Cabriolet version in 1979. Over 8 Generations, the Golf has been an inspiration to...

Chevrolet developed the El Camino to rival the Ford Rancheros success of combining a coupe utility truck with muscle car looks. Production of the El Camino began in 1959, 2 years after the Ranchero but...

Leading into World War II, Harley Davidson was selected by the United States government to supply motorcycles to all US military branches. With over 70,000 units produced for the USA and other allied...

Arguably the greatest pony car of all time, the Ford Mustang debuted its first model in 1964 just weeks after the Plymouth Barracuda. The now famous name and body styling of the 1st generation Mustangs...

Gifted engineer and manager, Ed Cole, joined Chevrolet in 1952 working his way through the ranks before becoming the Vice President of Chevrolet Motor Division. His aggressive design team pushed to have...

The first factory production Jaguar XJ-S Convertible was introduced in 1988, long overdue for enthusiasts of warm weather climates and top-down enjoyment. Earlier SC variants required tedious panel...

The heart and soul of the original 2-seater Ford Thunderbird of the mid-1950’s was revived in 2002 when reintroduced with a similar, and very attractive, design evocative of the classic size and...

Mercedes Benz fine-tuned this next generation S-class with 6 years of development to provide an improved ride, better handling, reduced emissions, and increased fuel efficiency which was key for imports...

Members of the Cushman family started the Cushman Scooter Company in 1903 in Lincoln, Nebraska and later incorporated it as Cushman Motor Works in 1913. The Cushman’s started out producing engines...