Limousines

...Limousines around. The Wraith was the first post war Rolls Royce. It was made from 1946 to 1958 as only a chassis at Rolls Royces former...

A remarkable piece of 20th century history; originally owned by Chinese statesmen Chen Yi One of 304 Pullman limousines produced, and one of...

Limousines have been a staple of automobile production since the early 1900's, although making up a very small percentage of total production...

...limousines maybe as low as 24 between 1957 and 1959 but I cannot confirm that. I will update the vin and mileage as soon as I am able to get...

...limousines available anywhere, serving as the official transport of the British Royal Family for many from its introduction in 1968 through...

...limousines. Outside, the Black Diamond exterior is complemented by 22-inch polished shadow wheels, chrome visible exhaust finishers, wheel...

...etc. The time and effort put into building and trimming this car is apparent when you take something off or apart. The series 75s and limousines...

1986 Cadillac Fleetwood This is a chance to own a rare Cadillac 75 Limousine! The last of the 75 limousines were made from 1985-1987. This...

...nameplate that they could afford. Packard produced a variety of body-styles bearing the One-Twenty name from Coupes to Touring Limousines...

...to be concerned about and its chrome trim and the bumpers both fore and aft, are still securely in place. Plus, how often do you see limousines...

...of green in sunlight and yet in the shade and at night presents as black. It's extremely rare and was used mostly by Rolls-Royce for limousines...

..."Limousines, " although diverse body types were offered, including the "Cabrio-Limousine" with a foldaway canvas roof, while more utilitarian...

...Is it a Testarvette or a Vette-a-rossa? Whatever it is, it is AWESOME! This car was designed and created by Nick Giacobone of Classic Limousines...

...semi-custom body styles were offered by Fleetwood to the prospective buyer, ranging from sporty roadsters and phaetons to formal limousines...

...were 4-door sedans. There were 5,976 convertible coupes manufactured along with 387 4-door convertibles, 1,777 woody wagons and 1,850 limousines...