- Rare factory Quick Silver Metallic finish and all four options
- Less than 1,120 actual miles
- Virtually new in all respects
2005 Ford GT
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1909 Stanley Model E2 Runabout
This Stanley Model E2, one of six models of the Stanley steam car available in the 1909 catalog, is powered by a 10-horsepower twin-piston engine — a marvel of simplicity that employed only 13 moving parts.
Once the big front-mounted boiler had been filled with water, fired, and tended by the owner’s careful hands, the Model E2 could hum along and climb steep grades with ease. It was a fun car, combining the eerie silence of steam with the peppy Read More
1980 Pontiac Trans Am “Bandit” Special Edition
This very rare and low-production Special Edition Trans Am has it all. This style Trans Am was immortalized in the “Smokey and the Bandit” movies. This “Bandit” is 100% original and has less than 750 miles on it. This Trans Am is one of the lowest original-miles Special Edition cars in existence. It is documented with all its original books, papers and PHS paperwork.
1932 Ford 3-Window Coupe
- 650-hp, 427-ci SOHC “Cammer” V8 with two 4-bbl carburetors
- Rod & Custom cover car in January 1998
- Built by an all-star cast of hot rod greats: Art Chrisman, Steve Davis, Pete Eastwood, Ron Mangus, Stan Betz and Bob Kennedy
- Chosen as one of “The 75 Most Significant ’32 Fords”
- Beautifully maintained with low mileage
1972 Jeep Commando
- 1972 Jeep Commando with 69k miles
- Strong running original 304 V8
- Automatic transmission
- Four-wheel drive
- Dual exhaust
- No rust or accident history
- New tires
- Original upholstery still looks great
- No leaks or other issues
- Runs and drives as good as it looks
- Very rare/low-mileage Jeep Commando ready to drive anywhere
1970 Chevrolet Corvette LT-1
This 1970 Corvette LT-1 coupe was bought new off the showroom floor at Backhus-Ebert Chevy-Olds in Fowlerville, MI, in May 1970. Options included the 350-ci 370-hp solid-lifter engine, close-ratio 4-speed M21 transmission, 4.11 axle, power brakes, Firestone F70 white-letter tires, AM/FM radio, alarm system, and a dealer-added luggage rack.
The seller purchased the Corvette from the original owner in 1981 with all original paperwork, including the window sticker and sales order. Now showing just 19,900 original miles, the car still Read More
1969 Dodge Charger Daytona Barn Find
- Glenwood, AL, barn find
- One of 503 produced
- Two-owner car
- Matching-numbers 440-ci engine
- Automatic transmission
- Original red with white wing
- Custom flames painted on nose cone
- Black bucket seats and center console
- Featured in November 2015 issue of Mopar Muscle
1957 Chevrolet 150 “Black Widow”
Frame-off, state-of-the-art, correct restoration of Chevrolet Black Widow car #47 driven by Jack Smith. This is one of the original six factory-backed cars. SEDCO of Atlanta NASCAR race-prepared vehicle. No GM documentation.
283/283 fuel-injected engine and correct components, including six-lug wheels, Fenton headers and exhaust, high-performance Hydrovac brake system, 20-gallon gas tank and special HD 3.90 rear end. This vehicle scored 997 at Classic Chevy Nationals and recently won First Place—Racing Class at the 2012 Ault Park Concours d’Elegance.
1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra
This is an extremely well-preserved, all-original 1993 Ford Mustang Cobra. This outstanding car comes with extensive documentation including multiple 100-point judging sheets from the Mustang Club of America, the original window sticker, registration history back to 1994, and Ford SVT vehicle certification with build date of 5/14/1993. It was number 3,162 of 4,993 Cobras built that year. It also comes with both the short and long 1993 Ford Mustang Cobra vehicle brochures in as-new condition.
Presented in Teal Metallic clear-coat Read More
1966 AMC AMX Ramble Seat
Eager to shed its stodgy reputation during the 1960s, American Motors launched a daring assault on the lucrative youth market with a series of prototypes. Developed at AMC’s advanced styling studios in October 1965, the first AMX prototype — short for American Motors experimental — was developed under Charles Mashigan, a leading contributor to Ford’s original Thunderbird and Chrysler’s Turbine.
AMC management was suitably encouraged to approve further development, enlisting outside contractors Smith Inland of Ionia, MI, to build a Read More