1953 Allard K3/3191 – sold for $96,250 Ordered on April 23, 1953 to its original owner in Oakland, California. Originally finished in Silver Gray over a red interior. 22-year restoration completed in 2012.
Auction Source: 2015 Quail Lodge Auction by Bonhams

According to the Allard Registry, this 1953 K3, fitted with a 331-cubic inch Chrysler Hemi V-8, was finished in silver and had a green leather interior and a fawn-colored convertible top. It was destined for New York City upon completion, and it was delivered new to Leonard D. Henry, of New York City, on March 18, 1953. Afterwards, this K3 made its way to Ohio, where it was owned by Mr. Emil Sermen, of Ohio, before it was purchased by Mel Belovicz, who resided in Michigan. In the mid-1990s, the car was fully restored by RM Auto Restoration. This Allard then passed through the hands of another noted collector, Jim Taylor, of Gloversville, New York, before being purchased by its current owner. It remains in excellent condition to this day, as it has been the subject of a recent mechanical freshening, which included having the carburetors, brake lines, and wheel cylinders rebuilt.