Keno Brothers NYC ‘Rolling Sculpture’ Auction

Wondering where you can find two iconic Lamborghinis and a rare factory-supercharged Duesenberg “unlocked” and ready for your perusal? Look no further than kenobrothers.proxibid.com where you can find a full catalog selection of vehicles ready for the Keno Brothers Rolling Sculpture Fine Automobile Auction on November 18-19, 2015 at Skylight Clarkson sq., in Soho, New York City, including a 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S, 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary, and a 1934 Duesenberg SJ Continental Touring Berline by Rollston. These vehicles are just a few of the nine latest to be “unlocked” online, providing prospective buyers and collectors the ability to review data, photography and other details for each individual car. Over the next two weeks, updates will be provided daily with additional insight such as significant history, market trends and designer views to be further unfolded as “Full Details Unlocked” boxes with a gold bar begin to emerge on the website. A total of 40 vehicles will be included in the entire collection.

Newest announcements of “unlocked” vehicles within the Rolling Sculpture collection for review include:

As one of the rarest, most powerful and luxurious American automobiles of the 1930s and still fitted with its original engine and long distance sports-touring Berline body by Rollston, this particular 1934 Duesenberg SJ Continental Touring Berline (SJ514/2543) remains in beautiful restored condition and includes a roof rack and travel trunk. For “unlocked” details of this one of only 36 factory-supercharged Duesys made, please view here.

The well preserved ’69 Miura is an original example of a seductive super car that has left an indelible mark on automotive design, and is the only vehicle in the collection to be owned by the Keno Brothers – thus, it will be the first lot to be offered within the auction. For “Full Details Unlocked” view here.

The Keno Brothers and their team of automotive experts will be demonstrating the brand’s roots and expertise in the worlds of art and automotive during the two-day Rolling Sculpture event that will include a Symposium, entitled ‘At the Crossroads of Art, Engineering and Technology, the Many Facets of Historic Automobiles’ as well as Selected Automobilia from the Collection of Werner Pfister.

Keno Brothers Fine Automobile Auctions are powered by Proxibid, the most trusted online Marketplace for buying and selling highly valued items. Bidders from anywhere in the world with an internet connection can bid live online via Proxibid during the auction, while interested buyers can preview the catalog and place Pre-bids now at www.proxibid.com/kenobrothers.

About Keno Brothers Fine Automobile Auctions

Keno Brothers Fine Automobile Auctions (www.kenobrothers.com ) is a new venture focused on exceptional collector cars, founded by famed auctioneers and appraisers Leigh and Leslie Keno along with COO Technology and Digital Lead, Bradley Farrell, also a collector. The Keno brothers have been immersed in the world of classic cars from a very young age and have a passion for discovering unexpected rarities. They enjoy racing and rallying historic cars and have served as judges at prestigious auto events, including a decade of service with the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. The company is dedicated to offering a unique online buying and selling experience, with the highest level of security and transparency throughout the purchasing process.

About Proxibid

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