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The Vault is a Jackson, MS based company whose services include, but are not limited to collector car sales, consignment, storage, service, and restoration. Auction Assets Group is the online auction arm of the company which regularly hosts online specialty vehicle auctions.

Owner JD Pass: As asset management consultant and auctioneer, JD Pass has been involved in the acquisition, marketing and transfer of serious assets for his entire career, Having achieved over $5billion dollars in asset conversions and counting, he is among the industry's elite. He possesses extensive multi-market experience and in-depth knowledge of market trends and cash values of Oilfield and Energy Equipment and holdings-Modular and Manufactured Housing Assets, Serious Collector Car and Exotic Automotive Portfolios-Heavy Construction and Mining Equipment Estate and Personal Property Liquidation-Recreational and Transportation Fleets- Aircraft and Marine Vessels- Livestock and more. His far reaching industry connections and relationship networks allow him to bring a true and clear and quick market vision to the task at hand. JD Pass additionally is a seasoned event producer and lifelong rodeo competitor, he is also responsible for the production of televised national sporting events. A Worldwide Business Development Director, JD oversees all commercial development of several Auction Events, including vendor and sponsor relations and ongoing event extensions.
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The Vault

BEING SOLD WITH TITLE166cinbsp;L-Head 4 cylinder engine (22hp)3 Speed Manual Transmission and 2 Wheel Mechanical BrakesAACA Award Winner in 1972 as well as the recipient of a VMCAA awardWell-maintained in climate-controlled collection since 2010Leather and top in great conditionRoadsterChassis : 686The R.C.H. Company was introduced in August of 1911. They produced small vehicles that were powered by a four-cylinder, 22 hp engine and were priced at under 1,000. Production would continue until 1915. The acronym R.C.H. represented 'Robert C. Hupp'nbsp;and officially had no connection with the Hupp Motor Car Company. This was because Robert Hupp had left the Hupp Motor Company due to a disagreement with the board of directors, and was court ordered not to build vehicles with his name. The Hupp Motor Company feared that a lesser-priced vehicle with a similar name to theirs, would damage the reputation of their company.During the first year of production, seven thousand R.C.H vehicles were sold. Over 15,000 examples were sold the following year. The business had expanded so quickly, that it was difficult to cope with the success. In January of 1913, Hupp gave J.F. Hartz presidency of the company, while Hupp took the vice-president position.Even with strong sales, the company fell into receivership on July 25th of 1913. Innbsp;an attempt to meet the demand, quality suffered. After just a few short years, the decision was made to cease production of vehicles.

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1911 RCH Roadster For Sale

1911 RCH Roadster

$49,000

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