Marmon 1934, one of the last years of production for the prestigious brand before it ceased manufacturing luxury passenger cars.
Here are the key points about the Marmon brand during that period:
Marmon Sixteen: The most prominent model was the Marmon Sixteen, a luxury vehicle with an 8.0-liter V16 engine producing 200 horsepower.
Limited Production: Approximately 390-400 units of the Marmon Sixteen were produced during its lifespan before production ceased in 1933-1934 due to the Great Depression.
End of an Era: The Marmon Car Company stopped passenger car production in 1933/1934, subsequently focusing on the manufacture of military vehicles and trucks through the Marmon-Herrington company.
The Marmon Sixteen is now considered a highly valuable classic car and a prime example of early 1930s engineering.
This unit for sale can be shipped anywhere in the world.