Every photo gallery on the site, grouped by make. Each gallery collects cars owned, restored or photographed by club members around the world. Click a make heading or any link to open that gallery.
For the history, specifications, prices and sales literature of each make, and the registry of known cars, see the Model Reference.
More member cars, first shown on the club’s early website around 2003, are on Member Cars from the Early Website.
On this page: Continental · DeVaux · Dort · Durant · Flint · Frontenac · Locomobile · Mason · Rugby · Star
Continental
The 1933 Beacon, Flyer and Ace and the 1934 Red Seal, built by Continental after it took over the DeVaux car.
DeVaux
The DeVaux-Hall car of 1931 and 1932, built by Norman DeVaux in the former Durant plant at Oakland.
Dort
Cars from the Dort Motor Car Company of Flint, founded by Durant’s former carriage partner J. Dallas Dort.
Durant
The company’s own make, built from 1921 to 1932 in Lansing, Elizabeth, Oakland, Leaside and Muncie. Galleries are grouped by model year.
Flint
The mid-priced six built in Flint, Michigan and Long Island City from 1923 to 1927.
Frontenac
Durant Motors of Canada’s make, built at Leaside, Ontario in 1931 and 1932.
Locomobile
The luxury make Durant bought in 1922, including the Junior 8 built alongside Durants and Stars.
Mason Trucks
The Mason Road King speed trucks and heavy Model C chassis, Durant Motors’ truck line built at Flint from 1922 to 1925.
Rugby
The export name for Star cars and trucks, sold in Australia, New Zealand, South America and Europe.
Star
The low-priced companion to the Durant, built from 1922 to 1928 and sold as the Rugby overseas.