1930 Hispano Suiza H6C Transformable

Built in Paris, the Hispano-Suiza H6 offered luxury, speed, and refinement. Many other European manufacturers offered one or two of these ingredients, but not until the late 1920s did another manufacturer build a car to compare with the Hispano-Suiza H6. This automobile did not come cheaply, and for a while, the H6 was the most expensive European car available. In 1924 the 8-liter H6C was added to the lineup and it continued in production until 1933.

This all-weather landaulet was built by Kellner and some modifications to the doors were made by Hibbard & Darrin shortly after delivery.