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Persu Streamliner '1923

engine volume

Persu Streamliner '1923

Persu Streamliner '1923

Persu Streamliner '1923

1,400cc

1928–29 Plymouth Model Q Coupe

1928–29 Plymouth Model Q Coupe

1928–29 Plymouth Model Q Coupe

2,791cc

Bugatti Type 44 "Fiacre" Coupe '1929

Bugatti Type 44 "Fiacre" Coupe '1929

Bugatti Type 44 "Fiacre" Coupe '1929

Bugatti Type 44 "Fiacre" Coupe '1929

2,991cc

1930 Hudson Model T Coupe

1930 Hudson Model T Coupe

3,504cc

1929 Cadillac V8 341-B Coupe by Fisher (8670)

1929 Cadillac V8 341-B Coupe by Fisher (8670)

5,578cc

1930 Cadillac V16 452 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4376)

1930 Cadillac V16 452 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4376)

1930 Cadillac V16 452 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4376)

Front Panel 1930 Cadillac V16 452 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4376)

7,407cc

1930 Cadillac V16 452 "Madame X" 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4276)

1930 Cadillac V16 452 "Madame X" 2/4-passenger Coupe by Fleetwood (4276)

7,407cc

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