Produced from 1921 through 1927, Rickenbacker cars’ legacy thrives for nearly a century after the Detroit, Michigan automaker ceased production. This 1925 D-6 Coach Brougham finds the car-company (founded by heralded World War I fighter pilot Eddie Rickenbacker) at its peak. Finished in two-tone beige with red period-correct upholstery, this wood-wheeled wide-whitewall tired car is a true survivor that sold new for nearly $1,600. Believed to be an early ‘25 due to its L-head 236 cubic inch 6 cylinder engine, this car has lived its life cared for in collections. Featured on the hood, wheels and throughout the car is the stylish Rickenbacker logo, a testament to the Detroit automaker’s patriotism and independence—the American top-hat and halo. With a cabriolet style roof and innovative four-wheel brakes, this preserved time-capsule shows 30,000 miles. Offered at no reserve, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of 1920s American auto history on this advanced example. Fast Bullet Points: - This 1925 Rickenbacker comes from a 1921-1927 run from the American automaker - Two-tone beige exterior, red interior - Wood wheels, including spare, four-wheel brakes - L-Head 6 cylinder engine - Showing 30,000 miles - No reserve