This 1974 Chevrolet Corvette coupe has been with its current owner since 1983. It features a 454ci GM crate engine, a four-speed manual, and side-exit exhausts. With four decades of history and big-block power, it represents a classic era of American muscle and style.
This 1977 GMC Jimmy High Sierra 4×4 features a replacement 350ci V8 and classic two-tone Mariner Blue and White paint. With 32k miles shown and a dual-range transfer case, it offers a honest project for square-body fans. It is a true North Dakota truck with plenty of character.
1969 Plymouth Hemi Road Runner, factory 4-speed with Super Track Pak and matching numbers, heads to Indy 2026. One of 68 built at Lynch Road, finished in B5 Blue and restored using original sheet metal.
The 1960 Chevrolet Impala Sedan remains a standout in automotive design. This Glendale 2026 entry features a V-8 engine, air conditioning, and a distinctive Continental kit. With red and white upholstery, it represents the peak of American sedan luxury from the early sixties.
This 1941 Ford Pickup features a supercharged Ford flathead V8 and a ground-up restoration by Squeeg’s Kustoms. Finished in Blown Head Gasket Gray, it offers a C4 automatic transmission and a dropped front axle. It is a masterfully built custom truck with high-end mechanical details.
This 1966 Ford Mustang convertible has remained in the same family since 1967. Finished in Ivy Green Metallic with a black luxury interior, it features a 289 V8 and a four-speed manual. It represents a rare opportunity to own a deeply documented California survivor.
The 1971 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS stands as a rare pillar of American muscle. This California car features a matching-numbers LS5 454 CI engine. One of only 1,919 units made, it offers a blend of luxury and raw displacement that defined the end of an era for the big-block Chevy.
This 1961 Chrysler 300G convertible is one of only 337 built, featuring a cross-ram 413ci V8 and Formal Black paint. After years in storage, it has been recommissioned with fresh tires and fuel system work. It stands as a pinnacle of Virgil Exner’s iconic Forward Look design.
This 2020 Porsche Cayman GT4 features a 4.0L flat-six engine, a 6-speed manual, and just 17,000 miles. With carbon fiber bucket seats and Satin Aurum wheels, it is a driver-focused masterpiece. This high-spec Porsche remains a top choice for pure mechanical engagement.
Ford Mustang NASCAR Race Car heads to auction at no reserve with a 358ci V-8, Richmond 4-speed, and Shelby Super Snake graphics. Campaigned by Mark Martin in 2005–2006, this Roush-built chassis blends racing heritage with modern Mustang bodywork.