1832 Steam Engine
The oldest steam engine in Jay's collection
UPCOMING CARS FROM JAY'S GARAGE:
1935 DelahayeComing Jan. 12!
1832 Steam Engine
| January 5, 2009
Designed and built in England in 1832, this steam engine originally ran a dye factory.
John Fitch
Legendary race car driver
2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
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1986 Lamborghini Countach LP5000S QV
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The newest iteration of a 45-year-old icon
2009 Aston Martin DBS
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Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress
WW II's iconic four-engine heavy bomber
1955 Hagerman Jaguar
A vintage racing car that's street legal
1966 NSU Spider
The first production car powered by a Wankel rotary engine
1959 Fiat Millecento
A mid-century Italian family car with the same MPG as a Prius
1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe
The homegrown racecar that beat Enzo’s Ferraris at their own game
1953 Cunningham C-4R
The actual car that won Sebring in 1953
Tatra T87
Czechoslovakia's "Secret Weapon"
1937 Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic
An exact copy of the ultimate Bugatti
B-24 Liberator "Witchcraft"
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1939 Lagonda V-12
W.O. Bentley's masterpiece
P-51 Mustang
Fighter Plane
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2009 Nissan GT-R
The first true Japanese supercar
1913 Packard
The Type 38 was one of the last entirely hand-built Packards.
1925 Ford Model T Roadster
The car that put America on wheels
1931 Henderson KJ
The superbike of the early 1930s
1954 Jaguar XK120M
The car that put Jaguar on the map
Ford Shelby Mustang GT 500 KR
KR actually stands for "King of the Road"
Mazda Cosmo
The first rotary-powered sports car
1964 Honda SM600
A sports roadster with crotch rocket DNA
Bugatti Type 38A
The only American-bodied Bugatti ever made
1913 Mercer Raceabout
The ultimate Brass Era roadster
1954 Dodge Coronet Suburban
The Magnum of the 1950’s
Elvis Bike
The first in Rossmeyer’s Signature Collection
1918 Pope Motorcycle
The first year of chain drive
2008 Can-Am Spyder
Paradigm Shift
1956 Chrysler Imperial
Styled with infinite smartness!
1930 Duesenberg LeBaron Barrelside
A fabulous phaeton from Philadelphia
1957 Buick Roadmaster
The boulevard ride - pure Dynaflow
1901 Fairbanks Morse
An early “hit or miss” gasoline engine
1932 Packard Twin Six
Packard’s straightforward motto: “Ask the Man Who Owns One!”
1915 Franklin
This Franklin has a California-built body by Harley Earl.
1926 Bugatti Type 37A
A supercharged grand prix roadster
Citroën SM
A Maserati-engined supercar
1951 Hudson Hornet
A family car with Twin-H Power
1927 Harley-Davidson JD
This baby is all original, down to its army green paint with red trim.
1969 Lamborghini Miura S
From the House of the Raging Bull - the first supercar.
1966 Dodge Hemi Coronet 500
It doesn’t stop, it doesn’t corner... but it does roar!
Jaguar 120
One loud 3.8L engine
Monteverdi High Speed 375
European looks, American muscle
1929 Duesenberg Chassis
This beauty is on the inside!
1946 Indian Chief
This bike brings da noise.
Model X Duesenberg
A rare American classic!
1916 Owen Magnetic
Animal magnetism with a touch of class.
Hotrod Bus
Only 19 cents per pound.
Stanley Steamer
A train on wheels.
1955 Buick Roadmaster
The very first car in Jay's collection!
1924 Ace Motorcycle
Drive like an Ace now, with the all-time classic bike.
The Tank Car
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The Eco Jet
An environmentally friendly car.
1941 American LaFrance Fire Truck
The most practical car in Jay's garage!
1907 White Steam Car
The White House's first official car
2009 Mercedes-Benz SL63 AMG
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1953 Allard J2X MKII
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Mormon Meteor III
The fastest race car of the 1930s
1930 Brough Superior SS100
The Rolls Royce of motorcycles
1989 Bentley Turbo R
The first contemporary Bentley worthy of W.O.'s legacy
1933 Squire Roadster
A rare Grand Prix car designed for the open road
1916 Crane-Simplex Model 5
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1955 Vincent Black Knight
An enclosed - not streamlined! - British classic
2002 Corvette Z06
A supercar for the American workin' stiff
Bugatti Type 49
The last "real" Bugatti
B-25J Mitchell Bomber
The most versatile aircraft of World War II
2008 SSC Ultimate Aero
The world's fastest production car - made in the USA!
AC Cobra 427 Replica
A replica in the truest sense
2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8
The American muscle icon for the 21st century
Ducati Desmosedici RR
The Ultimate Ducati Experience
Bentley Speed Six
This Speed Six is all proper Bentley.
1918 Stutz Bearcat
The car that made good in a day
1966 Suzuki X6 Hustler
In it's day for less than $1,000 bucks you could go 100 mph. in this bike.
1975 Suzuki RE5
The only Japanese production rotary-engined motorcycle
2008 Tesla Roadster
Batteries are included
1924 Bentley Twin Turbo
Jay’s British hot rod
1967 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe
The ultimate boulevard ride
1925 Doble Series E Steam Car
The king of all steam cars
1967 Lamborghini Miura P400
The first supercar from the House of the Raging Bull
S&S Mobil 1 Motorcycle
The next generation in American motorcycle engineering
Corvette C6RS
All the style plus ethanol in its veins.
1969 Lamborghini Espada
A vintage exotic four-seater from Sant’Agata
1909 Model R Stanley Steamer
An alternative to the internal explosion engine
Duesenberg Aerodynamic Walker Coupe
The most expensive factory-bodied Duesenberg
1931 Bentley 8-Litre Sedan
W.O.’s luxury pinnacle
Vincent Black Shadow
The most legendary motorcycle of its time
1965 Shelby Mustang 350 GT
The ultimate American ride
1970 Dodge Challenger R/T
Legendary American muscle
1932 Duesenberg SJ - Part 2
Putting the SJ back on the road
The EcoJet - Pt. 3
Building Jay’s eco-concept car
1931 Bentley W.O.
The rumbustious
Winged B
Winged B
McLaren F1
The greatest car of the 20th century.
1931 Duesenberg J Murphy Beverly
The restoration of a luxury classic
1958 Saab 93B
A freewheelin’ 2-stroke
Porsche Carrera GT
Like all Porsches, the Carrera keys on the left.
1909 Baker Electric
With zero emissions, it’s hard to believe we don’t have more electric cars today.
1989 Ford Shogun
With the addition of a little laughing gas, this 1989 rocket is still hard to beat.
53 Hudson Hornet
The true sting of the Hornet - Twin H-Power!
Chrysler Imperial Airflow
An art deco masterpiece.
Ariel Atom
All you need to go fast.
1870 Steam Engine
Part 2
Part 2
Feel the need for steam.
Mid-60's Honda 305 Superhawk
Tricked out by Jay, speed by Honda.
'66 Oldsmobile Toronado
A Front Runner of its day.
The EcoJet - Pt. 2
From napkin to reality.
1956 Chevy Nomad
Wax down your surfboard and catch a wave!
1932 Duesenberg
A member of automotive royalty that's a real "Deusy."
1937 Fiat Topolino
The 1937 Topolino may be little, but it ain't no mouse.
1870 Steam Engine
This engine really goes balls to the wall!
Shotwell Three-wheeler
Powered by a 1931 Indian motorcycle engine.
Corvette Z06
GM brought Jay a Corvette Z06 to inspect for the day.
Jet Bike
It may not fly, but it sure goes fast.
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