1911 Lozier Model 51 Lakewood Touring

Lozier was renowned for building magnificent, sporting automobiles, first in Plattsburgh, New York, and later in Detroit. The Lozier automobile was aimed at the upper echelons of society, so it was produced in limited numbers and was extremely expensive, often costing more than an average home. The Type 51, named for its horsepower, featured a 9.1-liter, six-cylinder 'T-head engine and was renowned for its sophisticated engineering and performance.

This example was discovered sequestered away in a carriage house by an attorney who was settling the estate for a family in Albany, New York, in1 946. When Webster Knight, a celebrated antique car hobbyist, learned of the Lozier, still bearings its 1923 license plate, he bought it without further ado. A later owner showed it at many events during the 1960s and 1970s, garnering several awards. In 2018, the current caretaker acquired this rare and exceptional Lozier and had it expertly restored.