1932 Marmon Sixteen LeBaron Convertible Sedan. In 1931, as storm clouds gathered over the American economy, Marmon unveiled their magnum opus—the Marmon Sixteen. This technical marvel boasted a massive 200 horsepower, 490.8 cu-in aluminum V16 engine clothed in breathtaking coachwork designs styled by LeBaron. But at $5,000—the equivalent of more than $115,000 today—the Sixteen was a tough sell in Depression-era America. According to Dyke W. Ridgley of the Marmon Sixteen Roster, approximately 370

🏁 This is a nearly-exact replica of the first car to win the #Indy500! Ray Harroun’s Marmon Wasp crossed the finish line in just under 7 hours at the inaugural Indianapolis 500 in 1911. | Indiana State Museum