Classic Cars - Top American Collector Cars of All Time

How many of the top 100 classic American cars can you name? Tips are given in the form of year and description.

Source: https://www.hemmings.com/magazine/hcc/2013/01/Top-100-American-Collector-Cars-of-All-Time/3720671.html

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Description	Year	Answer
Model "R," first mass-produced automobile	1901-03	Oldsmobile Curved Dash Runabout
One of America's original "fine cars," early Brass Era	1908	Simplex 50 Speedcar
Henry Ford's bestseller	1908-27	Ford Model T
First flagship of General Motors	1910-12	Oldsmobile Limited
Steam-powered pre-war vehicle	1906-14	Stanley
First purpose-built sports car, first "supercar"	1911	Mercer 35R Raceabout
Brass-era Indy 500 racer, Wisconsin Motor Company	1912-16	Stutz Model A Bearcat
"Henry's lady"	1928-31	Ford Model A
America's answer to the Rolls-Royce	1929-37	Duesenberg Model J/SJ
First front-wheel drive offered to the public	1929-32	Cord L-29
Cadillac's junior "companion car," named after a French explorer	1927-29	La Salle
Series 452; 4,076 built; Fleetwood and Fisher coachbuilders	1930-40	Cadillac V-16
Murray's V-grille, other memorable car was the Flying Cloud	1931-34	Reo Royale 8
Boattail designed by Alan Leamy	1931-32	Auburn Speedster
Oliver Clark designed radiator grille, automatic heater control, safety glass	1932-33	Chrysler CL Custom Imperial
Eight cylinders, first of the hot rods, flathead engine	1932	Ford V8
Body styles included Town Cars and Sport Phaetons; released at the Roosevelt Hotel	1932	Packard Twin Six
GM's limited production show car	1933-37	Cadillac V-16 Aero-Dynamic Coupe
Shown at the New York Auto Show, $10,000, 5 built, Phillip O. Wright	1933	Pierce-Arrow Silver Arrow
Designed with aerodynamic principles and state-of-the-art suspension	1934-37	Chrysler and De Soto Airflow
135" wheelbase, pontoon fenders, triangular quarter windows	1934	Packard Twelve Sport Coupe by Lebaron
Jaguar of its day, swoopy fenders, chromed bullet headlamps	1935	Auburn 851 Carbiolet
Coupe, Convertible Victoria, Amos Northup designs	1936-37	Graham Supercharger
Flagship K model, pontoon fenders, bullet headlamps, canted grille	1936	Lincoln K Convertible Roadster
Gordon Buehrig, front wheel drive, hidden headlamps, "Coffin Nose"	1936-37	Cord 810/812
Designed by John Tjaarda, concieved by Edsel Ford, three-passenger	1937	Lincoln-Zephyr Coupe
Raymond Loewy Associates, "winged victory" grille, skirted fenders, three window, batwing rear window	1937	Studebaker Dictator Coupe
141hp straight-eight engine, 194 built, four-door, standard paint color Premier Green	1940	Buick Series 60 Century Phaeton
"Shark nose," forward-thrusting faces, concept drawings by Amos Northup	1938-40	Graham Spirit of Motion