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A Name You'll Never Forget - Most Powerful Brass Era Car, pre-1916 by Rusty O.
Never mind your Trans Ams, your Boss Mustangs, even your Hemi Charger Daytonas.
For the most awesomely named performance car, I give you the Apperson "Big Dick" -
1907-1908 Apperson Big Dick, 96hp For those with $15,000 to spend, Apperson would put their race engine in a 50hp Jackrabbit runabout to create the Big Dick. A 96hp racing runabout, the Big Dick…
Added by Chuck Aaron on February 24, 2019 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
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The term “Porsche 356 Outlaw” gets used a lot today, but at its core, it’s simple. An Outlaw is a Porsche 356 that deliberately walks away from factory-correct restoration in favor of performance,…
ContinuePosted by Michael Thies on February 11, 2026 at 3:23pm
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Over the past decade, values for Brass Era automobiles (1896–1915) have followed a familiar but revealing pattern. The late 2010s saw steady appreciation as collectors sought early, historically significant cars with craftsmanship that…
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