10/09/2026
The 1932 Rohr 8 Type F Streamliner wasn't just our 2026 Best of Show winner ๐๐
This stunning vehicle also took home:
๐ 1st place in the European Full Classic (1916-1948) class
๐ The People's Choice Award
Acquired by Mary Stahl in 2024, this unique Rohr joined the Stahls Automotive Foundation in Chesterfield, Michigan. The Rohr F8 was designed by Austenrieth of Darmstadt, Germany and built by Rohr Manufacturing in Oberamstadt, Germany.
Under the bonnet is a Ferdinand Porsche-designed 3.3-litre 8 cylinder-in-line engine. The car has aluminum coachwork, with integrated bumpers, a deep-bed chassis offering increased rear legroom, a multi-functional steering wheel, a lacquered dashboard, and high quality wood tweed interior.
It was previously showcased at the Paris Motor Show in 1932, and subsequently at the Geneva Salon, then at the International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition in Berlin, Germany, the following year.
Following World War II, this Rohr was discovered by an American Military officer and imported to the United States. During the '60s it was owned by Antique Automobile Club of America president Edgar Rohr, who showed it regularly at AACA events.
Acquired by a German collector in 1999, the Rohr was sent to Europe, where it went through an extensive professional Concours restoration in Odenwald, Germany.
Did you get a chance to see it in person at the show?