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£9,986 (Est: £15,100 - £22,650)

From the Minden Automotive Museum 1921 Grant Model HX Touring

United States • 13 Jun 2026 • Lot 45

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AI Listing Summary

This 1921 Grant Model HX Touring car, a rare find from the Minden Automotive Museum, features an OHV six-cylinder 45hp engine and an older restoration. While largely complete and sound, it requires recommissioning, with noted paint scratches and edge chips.

Condition

7

The car is described as having an 'older restoration' with 'sound' paint that is 'scratched and edge chipped'. The upholstery and top are sound, and the engine compartment is orderly but has some oil mist and storage dust. The listing also states it is 'preserved, complete and readily recommissioned', suggesting it's in good overall condition but requires some attention.

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198.9ci Overhead Valve Inline Six-Cylinder Engine Schebler L-1 Updraft Carburetor 45bhp at 2,200rpm [22.6 SAE hp] Three-Speed Manual Transmission Live Axles with Semi-Elliptical Leaf Springs Rear Wheel Contracting Band Mechanical Drum Brakes * OHV six-cylinder 45hp power * Handsomely equipped * A thoughtful older restoration * Preserved, complete and readily recommissioned THE CAR OFFERED The Grant company started out building a "natty" 12hp four-cylinder "miniature motor car" in 1913.

Its backers soon realized that in 1913 a $495 miniature motor car was no competition for Henry Ford's Model T and its counterparts.

They regrouped, moved to Findlay, Ohio and in 1916 came out with a 6-cylinder 20hp full size car by now based in a new Cleveland, Ohio factory.

War work kept Grant going during WWI and the new Model H in 1919 promised postwar success.

The 1920-21 recession proved to be Grant's undoing, however and the 1921 45hp Model HX was not able to rescue Grant from liquidation in 19...