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£7,489 (Est: £26,425 - £33,975)

From the Minden Automotive Museum 1922 Paige Model 6-66-D Daytona

United States • 13 Jun 2026 • Lot 93

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AI Listing Summary

This 1922 Paige Model 6-66-D Daytona is a mechanically complete but largely un-bodied chassis, offering a unique restoration project with historical significance.
It presents an opportunity for a new owner to complete the roadster body in the style of the famed Daytona model, featuring its original Continental engine and Warner transmission.

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The car is described as a 'mechanical canvas waiting to be completed' with no bodywork other than a firewall and rudimentary seats. The chassis and suspension have a preservative coating over rust-pitted metal, and the seats have aged, cracked upholstery. The chassis number was not found. This indicates significant reconditioning and completion work is necessary.

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331.4ci Continental L-Head Inline Six-Cylinder Zenith Updraft Carburetor 70bhp at 2,300rpm Warner Three-Speed Manual Transmission Live Axles with Semi-Elliptical Leaf Springs and Rear Coil Overload Springs Rear Axle Contracting Band Drum Brakes * Paige's signature 6-cylinder model * 70 horsepower * Preserved without bodywork but mechanically complete * A mechanical canvas waiting to be completed by its next owner THE CAR OFFERED From 1916 all Paiges were six cylinder powered.

In 1922 the 249 cubic inch 6-44 was built by Paige, the larger 6-66 sourced from Continental.

The three-speed manual transmission was supplied by Warner.

Paige's accomplishments and performance were demonstrated on January 21, 1921, when Ralph Mulford drove a sporty Paige 6-66 roadster on the sand at Daytona Beach to an American record for a stock car turning a 35.01 second measured mile, 102.8 miles per hour.

It was the first accurately and officially set American mile record for a stock car.

The accomplishm...