TMU 322ci SOHC Inline-Eight Four-Speed Manual Transmission Worm-Gear Rear End Pigeon Blood Red Paint Red Cloth Upholstery Rumble Seat Body-Color 18" Wire Wheels Dual Side-Mount Spares Vacuum-Assisted Drum Brakes Noback Anti-Roll Device Fold-Down Rear Luggage Rack
This 1929 Stutz Model M is a 134.5”-wheelbase rumble seat coupe that is believed to have been purchased by pioneering aviator Charles Lindbergh and given his mechanic before being placed in storage.

The car was purchased in the mid-1960s by a San Diego businessman who initiated a refurbishment before his passing two years later, after which it remained in his family until the early 1980s.

It was later purchased by the current owner’s father in 1988 and was inherited in 1999 by the owner, who commissioned a refurbishment approximately eight years ago.

Finished in Pigeon Blood Red, the car is powered by a 322ci inline-eight featuring an overhead camshaft, a single updraft carburetor, and twin-plug ignition.

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