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The 1915 Lozier Series 82 Seven-Passenger Touring represents the final era of production from one of America's most prestigious pre-WWI luxury automakers. Straddling the design transition between the traditional Brass Era and the polished nickel finish of the modern age, Chassis 9114 offers an exceptional combination of high-end engineering, documented history, and rarity.
Key Specifications
Engine: Inline 6-cylinder, L-head, side-valve
Displacement: 500 cu. in.
Horsepower: 61 HP
Wheelbase: 121 inches
Body Style: 7-Passenger Touring
Chassis Number: 9114
Motor Number: 8671
Upgrades: Electric starter and a discreetly fitted electric fuel pump for touring reliability
Provenance & History
The Barney Pollard Collection: Acquired in 1951 by noted Detroit collector Barney Pollard, the car remained in his collection for nearly 40 years, staying within his family's orbit for a decade after his passing.
Museum Custodianship: Subsequently transitioned to public display at the Lozier Museum in Plattsburgh, New York, returning to the city where Lozier originally built its world-class automobiles.
Originality: Documented as the only known surviving example of the 1915 Type 82 retaining its original body, chassis, and engine.
Restoration & Show Record: Comprehensively restored in the early 2000s, earning an AACA National First in 2003 and an invitation to the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance.
Tour Pedigree: A certified CCCA National Full Classic that actively participates in driving events, including the 2025 F.A.R.T.S. Tour (Friends of Antique Road Transportation).
Touring & Collectibility
Eligible for both exclusive Brass/Nickel Era tours and CCCA CARavans, this Lozier combines museum-level provenance with genuine open-road capability.
