1925 Marmon Model D-74 Sedan Limousine Deluxe

Built in Indianapolis, Indiana, Marmon was known as a luxury car manufacturer. Marmon is best known for having the winning race car in the 1911 Indianapolis 500 Race. Marmon manufactured automobiles from 1903 and was a victim of the economy, closing its doors in 1933. Their slogan in 1924 was 'It's a Great Automobile.'

Production for 1925 was 4,160 units though it is believed that less than 100 were of this body styling featuring a unique three-panel windshield.

This Marmon has an inline six-cylinder engine with 350 cubic-inch, 74 horsepower (thus model D-74), and overhead valves. The cost new was a pricy $3,900.