Equipment
RHD. Red wood spoke wheels, 38 inch black tires, dogleg windshield, Solar acetylene headlights and kerosene sidelights, electric starter added.
Condition
748 cubic inch six rated at 70 ALAM horsepower, three plugs per cylinder, double chain drive. Bought by Chattanooga Fire Chief Thomas Wilcox for the fire department and retained by them until 1956 when it was sold ... to Chief Wilcox's grandson, Tommy Lynch. Later acquired by Harold Coker, the first of 11 Thomases he would own. Replica coachwork built during Coker's restoration completed in 1972. Good older cosmetics that has been toured and shows it with an earned and charming patina.
Market commentary
A magnificent automobile that is reputed to go like the wind, now attractively mellowed after a quality old restoration and years of caring ownership and regular use. A legendary automobile for which an appropriate price was paid.