Whats the rarest car on the HAMB right now?

The Dickfer has been mentioned we should also mention the 1905 Henway.

 

I have a 26 chevy superior v but its one of about amillion produced. And I'm selling a 1915 Saxon roadster

 

Whatever Mark Moriarity has

 

Hmmm..

Well, if we're going by options... Lincoln made 1,363 Premiere 2 door coupes in 1960. About half had Air Conditioning, down to 1 of 682. Mine is Silver, maybe 10-15% were Silver? 1 of maybe 100? Of those how many had factory cruise control? Very few, perhaps 10%. So what, maybe 1 of 20?

We have a 56 Packard Caribbean ragtop, been in the family since new. They made 276 of those.

I also have 2 Vauxhall PA Velox sedans, but they are both LHD, and very rare, there's 7 total in America.

 

Hay Cam,

You're a 1 of 1 in my book. So cheer up mate . We found out the previous owner of the Sloper was a military buff. He collected all things military. I believe the Sloper may have been an Australian Military vehcile of some sort.

How's the Cadi coming?

James

 

Anything that I have worked on that:

A) Got finished on time

B) Was done under budget

C) Is still running

D) None of the above

 

How about a 36 Plymouth woodie? Production of 309, I can only find one other and it's got a sbc in it.
Jay

 

My 32 Studebaker President Model 91 5 pass. sedan should fit the bill fairly well..there are no hard numbers of its production other than 2,399 total 32 Presidents of which there are 14 models! My car has never had dual sidemounts (State option) and at the 2011 International Studebaker meet, Studebaker guru Richard Quinn estimated only about 30 were produced with no sidemounts..His previous estimate in 2001 was 50, but after a lot of research and thought he lowered the estimate to 30 which makes her pretty doggone rare...Other than the rarity, I'm most proud of the 83,500 hot rod driven miles...For pics under the hood, etc. click on my album at 32STUPRES.

 

well,going by the price and diffeculty of getting parts,56 lincoln premiere coupe[2doorhardtop]might be rare. jack

 

Ha, thanks James. My wife would say the same - generally with a shake of her head!

Interesting,...ex military. He must have been a serious collector!

Cadi progress is still slow, damn life getting in the way! Need to get cracking on it,...glad to see yours kicking along

 

Here is my 1940 Lasalle 52 series convertable.. 425 made... this one has the factory optional 500 inch Caddy big block and T400..

 

Maybe Fatabone could post a couple photos of my '36 Chevy Carryall Suburban.
Only know of a handful in the states and neither AACA nor Chevy/GM archives can give me a number of how many were built. Mine was built at the Balto, Md. assembly plant in late 1935.
Shooting for Spring 2012 to hit the streets.

 

Probably my dads 1934 citroen traction Its probably the only one in the us

 

'37 and '38 ford club coupes...not really what i would consider "hen's teeth" rare...but you rarely see them at shows. Interestingly I have seen more '38 clubs than '37s.

 

My old Hearse i use to own.. There were only a select handful ever made. Of the body type in specific.. Couldnt find info on it, Pics, anything.
I'll go as far as saying under 15.

 

1929 durant roadster pick-up 1-of-1 , motor is from a 1925 dickfor, when I install the motor it will be very hard

 

My all orig 40 Willys cp...............!!

 

1925 Mort. It's not mine but it is a local car. A friend of mine was restoring it but he moved to Florida and I lost track of it. Walked into the mall today and there it was.

There were only a few made to start with. They were built in Ohio.

It may be the only one left. At best there are a few tops left.

 

That 37 ute......body no. 22 of 365 master deluxes made.

 

Almost everyone here owns a rare one off unique car no two alike.

 

My AR rpu is a early version. I read somewhere there where only 225 AR's but not sure of that. I've never seen another AR rpu. All AR's i've seen are cars. Mine also has a none folding top which i've never seen another.

 

I've got the remains of an AR here, it's a roadster/tourer body, too much is missing to know....

I didn't know they existed untill I found this one and someone told me what it was!
G

 

This is funny! My car is a 1953 Chevrolet roadster pickup! Production #1 and there won't be made more than one! I'm pretty sure that a lot of custom and hot rod folks here say the same! There's just the one!

 

That just made my day (Dad taught me that name long ago).

 

1905...is that the year they were known for smelling like updog?

 

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and maybe my 33 auburn

 

1950 DeSoto vert 2600 or so made and 12 left according to the club. Of 12 several are 350/350 mine is stock. No idea how many are Portuguese Fishing Boat blue

 

Ed I was going to mention your muntzjet. Hell I didn't even know that there was such a thing as a muntzjet before i saw yours.

I actually own a pretty rare Alfa, but it is languishing away in a shop in North Cal. Anyway no pics no car so it doesn't count.

 

a neighbor and I have been working on a 1934 Singer Le Mans ..... its pretty rare- but im betting not THE rarest