1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Convertible Only 857 examples of Lincoln’s Cosmopolitan Convertible were produced in 1951, making it among the rarest configurations in the marque’s postwar lineup. This…
1955 Imperial Convertible Custom No factory convertible option existed for Imperial’s debut year as a standalone brand, though Chrysler Chairman K.T. Keller commissioned a single prototype for…
1929 Packard Eight Convertible Coupe The Sixth Series Packard convertible coupe sits at the sporting end of the 1929 catalog. Close-coupled two-door construction paired landau irons and…
1950 Veritas Scorpion Cabriolet The Scorpion was Veritas’ open two-seater, clothed in aluminum coachwork by Karosseriebau Spohn of Ravensburg, whose pre-war commissions included bodies for Bugatti and…
1950 Mercedes-Benz 170 S Cabriolet A The 170 S, equipped with a 1,767cc engine featuring an aluminum-alloy cylinder head, generated 52bhp – a remarkable 37% increase over…
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