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Mitsubishi A-type Japan '1917–21

height

Mitsubishi A-type [Japan] '1917–21

Mitsubishi A-type [Japan] '1917–21

2,070mm

Maybach W5 SG Pullman Limousine '1926–28

Maybach W5 SG Pullman Limousine '1926–28

1,950mm

Maybach W5 Coupe de Ville '1929

Maybach W5 Coupe de Ville '1929

Karosserie: Alexis Kellner.

1,950mm

Maybach W3 Limousine by Auer '1925

Maybach W3 Limousine by Auer '1925

1,950mm

Rumpler Tropfenwagen 10/30 PS '1921–23

Rumpler Tropfenwagen 10/30 PS '1921–23

Rumpler Tropfenwagen 10/30 PS '1921–23

Rumpler Tropfenwagen 10/30 PS '1921–23

1,900mm

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Speedster

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Speedster

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Speedster

1,842mm

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Roadster by Fleetwood (4302)

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Roadster by Fleetwood (4302)

1930 Cadillac V16 452 Roadster by Fleetwood (4302)

Front Panel 1930 Cadillac V16 452 Roadster by Fleetwood (4302)

1,842mm

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