132AE, 1920 RR Silver Ghost Tourer
Body by Littin and Son
Owned by a New Jersey enthusiast, this Silver Ghost was barely running when it came into our shop. It had been fitted with a crude speedster-style seat and fuel tank.
Vintage and Auto Rebuilds performed a full restoration on the drivetrain and chassis and crafted a new touring body for it to the owner's specifications.
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In 2002, the owner took the car to the RROC meet in Hot Springs, VA. Here it is pictured with its homemade racer-style body prior to restoration. The driver's seat is an old passenger seat from a Philadelphia transit motor coach! |
The engine of the car after full mechanical restoration. Included was installation of new pistons, new bearings and replacement of all other wearing parts. |
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| A little humor during the day never hurts! Here is the racer body after being put out to pasture. a "RIP" headstone marks the spot. | The proud owner and his partner enjoying their first time in the completed and upholstered body. Body will be fitted to the chassis shortly thereafter. |
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| Dismantling continues on the now stripped chassis. All mechanical components are being removed leaving a bare chassis. | The completed car. Ready for and extensively toured after its restoration. |
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| The chassis after stripping, painting and partial reassembly of the drive train and brake linkages. Note the finish restoration on the transmission and other underbody components. | |