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1924 Star 4DR Sedan ..Project ..Michigan Built by/ ..Star Motor Company ..All Original ..Un-Restored ..Black Paint ..All Glass Good ..Needs New Black Paint ..Needs New Grey Interior ..Needs New Headliner ..Needs New Roof ..Needs Running Boards ..Needs Front Floor Pan ..4 Cylinder Engine ..3-Speed Manuel
Known as "The Coulter" Star, originally owned by J.E.Coulter & Co, Ford & Star Agents in Belfast Northern Ireland. This Star 12/40, a new model for 1926 with OHV engine & 4-speed gearbox, was Jack Coulters personal car. Raced at Magilligan Sand & Hill Climbed at Craigantlet & Ballybannon. This car won at the 1928 Ba
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1923 Star Touring Car ..4 DR Phaeton ..Beautiful Car ..Right Hand Drive ..Lite Blue-Green Paint Very Nice ..Paint Looks New ..Dark Brown Leather Interior Like New ..Star Motor Company of Wolverhampton England ..Manufactured Cars from 1898 thru 1932 ..At its peak Star was the 6th largest manufacturer / ..Prod
I have to start by saying that the only way to fully appreciate this car is to see it and go far a drive in it. Then you should take time to leaf through the four thick lever arch folders and the box file which make up one of the most comprehensive and informative sets of invoices, letters, photographs and other docum
Ultra rare restored Star Flyer flat bed. Built by the Star Motor Company in Wolverhampton. Original Coventry Climax 4 litre, 6 cylinder, 35 hp engine. Exceedingly usable. Petrol. Twin rear axle. 4-speed & reverse gearbox. Complete with bric-a-brac. History file.
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1923 Star Touring Car ..4 Door Convertible ..Complete Rebuild ..From the Bottom Up ..Clear Title ..Taking Offers at this time ..Make Me An Offer ..e-Mail or Call ..Call Rod: 001-712-767-2363 USA ..Mobile Phone: 001-402-651-5521
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1913 Star Fifteen Roadster The Star Engineering Company of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, was, for a brief time, a significant player in the British motor industry. Founded in the late 1800s, Star, like many early automobile companies, evolved from cycle manufacturing into automobiles. The earliest Stars relied on ou
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