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The complete list of lots is still being compiled, though we managed to get a preliminary listing. In a sale of this size and prominence, the headliners include a couple Cords from 1936 and 1937, as well as an all-aluminum Lincoln 7-passenger sedan from 1939. There are also several Cadillac V12s ranging from 1935 to 1941 and plenty of lesser-known marques, such as a 1917 Maxwell, a 1931 Continental Devaux four-door sedan, and a 1924 Rollin.
Ford vehicles make up the plurality of the entire collection, with just around 50 complete vehicles and dozens more parts, with vehicles ranging from the 1929 to the 1949 model years based on a preliminary list. Chevrolet comes in second with just over 20 vehicle, ranging from 1930 to 1967. A similar number of Oldsmobiles will also be on offer in varying condition, with cars from 1935 till 1949.
The auction promises to offer hundreds of parts as well, and this may turn out to be a gold mine for restorers and hot-rodders. The Kaisers, Packards, Hudsons, and DeSotos will be the coolest cars to see (at least for us) and there will be a few from each marque.