Graham Hollywood Supercharged
Graham's Hollywood represented a bold styling gamble with its sharknose front end featuring headlights concealed behind grille bars. The supercharged six-cylinder engine provided competitive performance despite modest displacement. Unfortunately, the radical styling polarized buyers and Graham's weakened financial position during WWII prevented recovery. Production ended in 1941, making the Hollywood one of the final products from this pioneering independent manufacturer.
Verify supercharger is present and functional on equipped models. Check for rust in body panels. Parts scarcity makes restoration challenging.
Featured controversial sharknose styling with covered headlights. Graham ceased automobile production in 1941. Design later sold to Kaiser-Frazer for use on 1947 Frazer.