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Graham-Paige was an American automobile manufacturer founded by the Graham brothers: Joseph, Robert and Ray Graham. These brothers started in manufacturing with a glass company, then graduated to manufacturing kits to turn Model Ts into trucks, and finally branched out to form an automobile manufacturer of their own in 1927, they purchased the Paige-Detroit Motor Company hence the name Graham-Paige. The inline 6 cylinder on this car measures 207 cubic inches in displacement and along with the manual 3 speed transmission have about 2,000 miles logged in since their rebuild. The current owner has gone to incredible lengths to preserve and restore this classic and it really should be in a museum behind a velvet rope for all to admire. This 1930 Graham - Paige has as standard equipment from 1930 Laminated safety glass, remember the Graham brother's roots in glass, and hydraulic brakes! Both of these features were nonexistence or rare in 1930. The owner states that the original trunk that is attached to the back has also been restored, recovered and ready for use, it currently houses the original owner's...

In 1928, the Graham-Paige debuted their new model, offered on five wheelbases, four of them sixes and one a straight eight. The entry level model was the 610, offered as a coupe or four-door sedan. The sedan sold for $875.

All the new 1928 Graham-Paige cars had a crisp new styling that made them an instant hit. Production was expanded as much as possible to meet the demand. Further, additions to the plant were made, and sales during the first six months of the year exceeded any previous total year. In the single month of August, a total of 11,207 cars were built, more than half the total for the entire twelve months of 1927.

Originally owned by a doctor in Colorado Springs this Graham-Paige now reads 58,252 on the odometer on what is...