Carriage House Motor Cars - Pre-Owned Inventory

15 Vehicles

1956 Chevrolet Corvette

Red

The 1956 Chevrolet Corvette signifies the first performance oriented Corvette. With the addition of the 265 cubic inch V8 engine and coupled with the 2x4 barrel Carter Carburetors, the engine produced a very respectable 225HP. Mated to a 3 Speed Manual Transmission [Click for details]

1954 Buick Skylark

Red

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1969 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage

Silver

The Aston Martin DB6 was produced from 1965 to 1969 and designed to replace the famous DB5. Along with a longer wheelbase which increased leg room and the new rear "cut-off" kamm tail, the DB6 carried on the British Gentlemans' Supercar heritage. The Mark II differed [Click for details]

1956 Nash Metropolitan

Yellow/white

The NXI Concept Car was designed by a Detroit Independent Designer named William J. Flajole for Nash Kelvinator and was the theme used for the Metropolitan. These commuter/shopping cars were produced from 1953 to 1961 and feature Austin 1200 and 1500cc engines. Built [Click for details]

1959 Fiat Jolly 600

Orange

Based on the Fiat 600, the Ghia bodied Jollys were considered to be a "high performance" version of the 500 model. Power was increased to 21.5 HP versus the 18 HP found in the 500 along with a slightly larger body. This particular car has been very well restored both [Click for details]

1963 Jaguar E Type Roadster

Silver

On it's release to the world, Enzo Ferrari commented that the Jaguar E Type was the most beautiful car ever made. And he wasn't the only one! The E Type captured the souls and passion of car enthusiasts everywhere and with it's fantastic performance and stunning look [Click for details]

1962 Maserati 3500 GT Vignale Spyder

White

In the 1950's, Maserati was struggling to stay financially sound when chief engineer Giulio Alfieri developed the first true Grand Touring manufactured by the great automotive mark. The Maserati 3500 GT was introduced at the Geneva Automobile Show in 1957 and became [Click for details]

1957 Mercedes Benz 220S

Red/tan

Making it's introduction at the Frankfurt Auto Show, the Mercedes Benz 220S "Ponton" designed cars were the first new styled cars Mercedes produced after World War II. Only 2,178 convertibles were made from the mid 1950,s to 1959 and embellishes Mercedes Benz distin [Click for details]

1954 Chevrolet Corvette

White

1954 was a crucial year for the Corvette. Being a "sports car" without a manual transmission caused the car to have an identity crisis compared with other competing cars at the time. That plus the fact that it was more expensive than a Cadillac! Today these cars a [Click for details]

1959 Chevrolet Corvette

Black

In 1935, Harley Earl design director for GM saw a special talent in one Bill Mitchell and gave him an opportunity in the Art and Color division. In December of 1958, he took over for Mr. Earl and embarked on a less flamboyant approach to style. In 1959, gone were th [Click for details]

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