Auburn Fall 2013
1930 Marquette Phaeton
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$22,000 USD | Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- Powered by a 213-cid, L-head six-cylinder engine that produces approximately 70 horsepower
- Wood-spoke wheels with whitewall tires, rear trunk rack with accessory trunk
- Driving lights, dual sidemounts with chrome hard covers and pedestal mirrors, motometer, cowllights and windshield wind wings
The Marquette was a short-lived Buick model that was meant to companion the successful Pontiac and LaSalle lines that had been introduced by Oakland and Cadillac.
This Marquette is a Model 35 phaeton that began life as a four-door sedan. The conversion work is executed in a fine manner and will make a wonderful car to utilize for touring and as a parade car. This car is powered by a 213-cid, L-head six-cylinder engine that produces approximately 70 horsepower. The Marquette has many eye-catching appointments that include wood-spoke wheels with whitewall tires, rear trunk rack with accessory trunk, driving lights, dual sidemounts with chrome hard covers and pedestal mirrors, motometer, cowllights and windshield wind wings. This updated car has been restored within the last 15 years and should provide the new owner driving fun and pleasure.
