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Stutz SV-16
Estimate: $112,000 to $155,000
Stutzes were cool because they sat lower, giving the cars better handling--and because they yielded more horsepower from higher-compression motors.
Year: 1932 Chassis No.: MB-PC-1002
Engine No: 32707 HC
European taxes paid
Engine: eight-cylinder in-line, overhead valves, high compression, 322cu in, 113bhp at 3300rpm; gearbox: three-speed manual; suspension: semi-elliptic springs front and rear; brakes: hydraulic vacuum-assisted four-wheel drum; left-hand drive. Coachwork by Derham, convertible coupe, coral red with dark red leather interior.
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