Buying or Selling an Arnolt?

 

An industrialist from Chicago who started imported foreign cars into the U.S. during the 1950s, Stanley H. Arnolt began by bringing in hybrids that were sold as American cars but that also contained British engineering and Italian bodywork. The business began after a meeting with Bertone at the Turin Auto Show in 1952, at which point Arnolt began collaborating with the Italian builder. The business then brought assembly, sales, and distribution to the United States, with the first model being an Arnolt-MG, which as a four-seat model with an Italian build. Just over 100 units were sold over the course of a year – between 1953 and 1954 – with one-third of those being convertible models. In addition, Arnolt worked with Bertone on a Bentley body that held the chassis of a 1953 R Type Continental, and then again on a Bristol 404 series. Bertone also bodied three Arnolt Astons, but Aston Martin ultimately put a halt on this production – although four more were commissioned and bodied by Arnolt’s request.

 

Arnolt Seller’s Guide

Although quite rare, if you’re the owner a classically designed Arnolt such as the MG or Aston models, reach out to the Alex Manos dealership today. If you have an interest in selling, the experienced and professional staff would love to first learn about your car in order to make you a top dollar offer for your model. The Los Angeles-based dealership is home to an extensive collection of classic cars, and the staff loves to learn more about other types of classics and is always looking to add models to their collection. The professionals at the Alex Manos dealership have also earned a reputation for sharing advice and tips with both classic car enthusiasts and clients alike. One piece of advice they’d like to share here is that when taking photographs of your classic, be sure that you always include at least three wheels of your Arnolt in any photo that you take and be sure to pair with a background that fits your classic.

The Alex Manos dealership is based out of Los Angeles and holds an extensive collection of classic cars. They offer free shipping from anywhere in the United States – including Alaska – and would love the opportunity to earn your business. Connect with the Alex Manos dealership today and get the hassle-free process of a sale started.

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