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1919 Willys Knight Model 88-8 Navigation
This car was Willys Knights' entry into the V-8 market, and it features a 65-horsepower Knight Sleeve Valve engine. There were only 2,750 produced between 1917 and 1919 and this is one of only two currently known to exist in the United States.
In 2002, along with five other cars, this car was removed from a 1730's era barn located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. They had all been in the barn for over 50 years. The car had surface rust and was infested by varmints but still had its side curtains located in a pouch hanging from the top bows. The car had been purchased in 1950 by George Hart through a sealed bid auction for $430.
In 2002, along with five other cars, this car was removed from a 1730's era barn located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. They had all been in the barn for over 50 years. The car had surface rust and was infested by varmints but still had its side curtains located in a pouch hanging from the top bows. The car had been purchased in 1950 by George Hart through a sealed bid auction for $430.
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