1915 Stutz Model 4F Bearcat

The all-American Stutz was catapulted into international recognition when it competed in the first Indy 500 in 1911. Much to the amazement and frustration of the international race community, the Stutz not only finished, but came in 11th - a huge feat of endurance - and put the company on the map as an international competitor. Earning the title, 'The Car That Made Good in a Day,' the Stutz was originally built as a sports car, specifically for the elite driver who enjoyed the thrill of driving without a chauffeur.

This 1915 Bearcat remained in the family of its original owner until 2007. Recently restored to its former glory, this superlative example of 'America's first sports car' has had only four owners in more than a century.