1929 Graham Paige Coupe - Rare Briggs Body at Country Classic Cars

[@RamblinAround]

It's all the little details that really make this car. Thanks for taking a look at it!

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I feel the same way...some of the greatest car companies disappeared unfortunately. Thanks for taking a look at this one my friend.

[@805ROADKING]

Definitely a very rare car!! I'm surprised at the price!! Interesting story behind those Graham Bros.!!☺

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It's definitely a cool looking car. Thanks for checking it out my friend!

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Thanks for taking a look!

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Thanks for taking a look my friend

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It really is a beautiful car. Thanks for checking it out, I appreciate it.

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It really is a thing of beauty. Thanks for checking it out!

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Thanks for taking a look my friend. It does seem pretty reasonable considering the rarity.

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Thanks for checking it out my friend

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Thanks for checking it out!

[@dickylobster]

Fabulous deco piece of art. It's all in the details !!

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It definitely has some nice little details. Thanks for watching Greg!

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I'll have a video on the 57 Bel Air coming up shortly. I haven't had a chance to film the Olds yet.

[@NogueiraRJ77]

maybe that's the dream of old cars ........ beautiful!

[@creamofcardstv]

Lovely old car!

[@schuellerrestorationspecia7534]

BEAUTIFUL!

[@outdoorsman310]

thats cool! i saw some crazy looking old car today!

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Thanks for watching Alberto!

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I was surprised too, you'd think it would bring much more. Thanks for watching!

[@PlasmaMasterDon]

Cool!

[@GregsGarage]

That is a cool car. I've never seen one of those.

[@CaptJohnsBar]

I really like that !

[@asd36f]

0:33 - The radiator badge represents the three Graham brothers - Joseph B, Robert C and Ray A. 1929 production was approximately 70,000 cars, but this dropped dramatically as the impact of the Great Depression kicked in - 33,000 in 1930, 20,000 in 1931 and 13,000 in 1932.

[@KENS460]

Very nice!

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Glad you like it....thanks for watching!

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Some are consignment and some of them they own.

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That car is a 1951 Ford Victoria...they do have a similar look. The "Probeda" is pretty cool...traditional styling, but it's built on top of a BMW M6.

[@not2fast4u2c]

That's neato !!!

[@pearsonba350]

Beautiful machine. Makes me wonder how different out automotive industry would be if some of these marks survived and were making cars today...

[@gene978]

Jeff, I forgot all about the Graham automobile. Even that Vinyl roof looks super! Just to find a 1929 in that condition and to only ask $14K seems like a bargain. Thanks for sharing my friend!

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Thanks for watching!

[@robflores123]

Im still pending about your videos for classic restored pick up. Best regards from México

[@finpainter1]

are these consignment cars ? nice

[@jamesstone4594]

what became of this beauty?

[@OG-GenX065]

My great grandfather owned one.

[@eduardomibelli]

muy Graham-Paige 1929

[@eduardomibelli]

Yo herede de mi padre una Baque Graham Paige 1928

[@RamblinAround]

Thanks for watching!