1920s Collector Cars including pictures, descriptions and Prices

This page has been updated and now offers 26 examples with photos, descriptions and prices of cars from the 1920's I have also included two of the carriages that many ordinary working men and women were still using for transportation in the early 20's as only a small percentage of the population owned autos at the beginning of the decade. I have tried to offer as wide a range and prices as possible but anything beyond 26 pictures would make the page so very slow to load, many of the auto makers were originally manufacturers of carriages some continued to make the carriages for autos, others went on to become auto makers themselves. Many of the car manufacturers included I had never heard of prior to this research and I wanted to include a few of them in addition to the makes we still see on the road today. Many of them were forced out of business during the great depression, where only the strongest survived

New Autos and trucks For Sale In The Twenties

Studebaker 1929 President Eight Roadster Price: From $1,589 to $1,895 Description Studebaker 1929 President Eight Roadster seats two in the comfortable front seats and two in the Rumble, 115 Horsepower engine, hydraulic shock absorbers, wire wheels, spare tire and bumpers are additional to the price.

Chevrolet 1924 Price: $525.00 Description By the middle of the decade Chevrolet had joined the auto mass production era and although the cars were more expensive than Ford's at the time many of those things that cost extra on the Ford were included, the basic specs were Standard Transmission with 3 forward and 1 reverse gear, Standard Electrical System which included electric starter, electric lights front and rear, large radiator and fan, speedometer, ammeter, oil pressure gauge, choke pull, starting switch, plus an extra tire rim was included mounted on the rear of the car

1929 Chevy 1-1/2 ton Truck Price: $545.00 Description The late 20s Chevy trucks were based on a 6 cylinder engine with four speed forward transmission and one rear gear, 4 wheel brakes International Harvester Red Truck Price: $1,500 Description When we think of the "International Harvester Company" we automatically think of farm machinery but they manufactured a full range of trucks including this great example. The trucks ranged from this with a 1,500-lb capacity up to a 10,000-lb heavy duty capacity truck.

Buick Marquette Price: From $965.00 Description The Buick Marquette features a 67.5 horsepower engine that races from 0 to 60 in just 31 seconds. The Buick Marquette offers easy vibration free motoring at 70 MPH, also featuring 4 wheel brakes working on 12 inch drums, 4 hydraulic shock absorbers ensure a smooth ride over all surfaces. Bodies are manufactured by Fisher

Hudson "The Coach" Price: $1,795 Description The different in price between this Hudson and the Ford Model T is similar in the difference between buying a Ford Focus and a Ferrari new today, I have seen one very similar at a collectors show and it does look quite spectacular for it's day.

1923 Gray Motor Company Coach Price: From $785.00 Description 1923 Gray Motor Company Coach features a four cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission, lightening ignition from Westinghouse, 4 wheel shock absorbing springs, comes in 4 options starting at $495 for the Roadster to the 4 door sedan costing $835.00

1923 Maxwell Club Sedan Price: $1,045 Description 1923 Maxwell Club Sedan includes many features found in autos at twice the price including windscreen cleaner and visor, disc wheels and non skid cord tires, rear vision mirror, heaters and rear passengers foot rail,

The Oakland "6" Touring Car Price: From $995.00 Description The best Light 6 in it's class with the following outstanding features 20 to 25 MPG, 15,000 miles before valves need re grinding, 40.000 miles before crankshaft or connecting rod bearings need attention and up to 15,000 miles before a new set of tires are needed.

1924 Studebaker Big Six Price: $1,750 Description Studebaker are best known for fine craftsmanship in bodies and interior offering every luxury you should expect from a fine automobile

1926 Dodge Brothers De-Luxe Sedan Price: $1,075 Description Dodge Brothers auto's are known for their top quality materials used in each and every auto with the finest Chrome Vanadium used from the Axles to the engine, and Mohair Interior of the finest quality offering long life and dependability for your purchase.

1921 Chicago Yellow Cab Price: Unknown Description Set up your own business and buy a Chicago Yellow Cab as used by the largest most successful cab company in the world.

1927 Cadillac 90 Degree Price: $2,995 Description Cadillac Prestige Pointing the way to Luxury, Distinction and motor car value that brings abiding satisfaction

1928 Willys Knite Six Price: $1,095 Description 1928 Willys Knite Six is a Beautiful Standard Six Notable for Willys Knite Typical Smoothness and Power

1928 Chrysler 75 Roadster Price: $1,555 Description The new Chrysler 75 Roadster for 1928, one the most attractive cars of our times made by master craftsmen entering a new era in design and craftsmanship.

Horse Drawn Auto Seat Top Buggy Price: $86.70 Description I have included this example because it shows how traditional horse drawn carriage manufacturers were trying to survive, one of the most interesting selling points for this carriage was that the wheel base size was the same as most of the smaller autos of the day 4ft 8 inches, and if you look the sitting position and layout was very similar although higher off the ground.

Traditional Style Horse and Buggy Price: $29.00 Description Many farmers and those in rural areas still used a traditional horse and buggy or a cart as their main form of transport into the late 20's but following Ford producing the Model T and selling it for under $250.00 which in turn forced other auto makers into mass production techniques the days of the horse and cart would soon come to an end.