My 1914 KisselKar in video of Greenwich Concours

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Great video of the event. Nice to see my car at 1:31-1:35, the reflection in the Lincoln SUV is a 1914 KisselKar 4-40 Touring, owned by me and passed down from my grandfather. It's been in the family since 1960 and one of two in existence today. The other one is in Livermore, CA. Very rare and special cars.

For more info on Herman, please click the link in my signature.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrwoGkBTs7s
 
Wow that looks like a very sophisticated car for 1914. Great video, must have been a great event with that assemblage of vehicles and people in period dress.
What model is that Ferrari? That must be seriously expensive.
 
Nicad said:
Wow that looks like a very sophisticated car for 1914. Great video, must have been a great event with that assemblage of vehicles and people in period dress.
What model is that Ferrari? That must be seriously expensive.
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Don't know the Ferrari model of that race car. There are serious cars at the show.
 
Think it is a 330 P3/4

adawil2002 said:
Don't know the Ferrari model of that race car. There are serious cars at the show.
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I have seen the car at Amelia Island. It is a bit of a "bitsa", built up from parts of a crashed car.
Owned by Jim Glickenhaus. At Ameila he sat next to the car in a lawn chair and answered questions, just as any e9 or MGTC or Mustang owner would. Pretty cool. He is a high roller, but also a total gear head. He built the modern Pinifarina P4/5 and raced it at the Nurburgring. Some think the La Ferrari draws a lot from that design. Me included.

Love the Kisselkar!
 
Learned that Herman, the KisselKar is in the Hemmings Motor New coverage of the Greenwich Concours. haven't seen the issue yet. :-D
 
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