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The 1946 Ford Custom Hot Rod Pickup is a vibrant fusion of post-war steel and modern supercharged power. Finished in House of Kolor Kandy Tangerine with a 350ci V-8 and a four-speed manual, this custom build represents the ultimate expression of the American street rod movement.
The 1969 Chevrolet Camaro remains the definitive American muscle car, and this 427-powered example elevates the formula. Featuring a Corvette-sourced big block, a Tremec five-speed manual, and iconic American Racing wheels, it blends late-sixties aggression with modern gearing.
The 2024 Backdraft Racing RT4 Classic Edition offers a visceral connection to the golden era of American racing, powered by a 550-hp Roush 427R V8. Finished in Lighting Blue with bespoke racing stripes and a Tremec five-speed, it delivers modern reliability in a 1965-style body.
The 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger 340 redefined budget muscle with its potent small-block V8 and lightweight A-body frame. This Charger Red example features a four-speed manual, its original block and crank, and a documented build sheet, making it a premier Mopar collector piece.
Škoda Octavia vRS Dragon Skin arrives after a UK-wide social media vote. The bold new colour joins anniversary models and expands the vRS palette from March 2026, reinforcing the Octavia’s reputation for practicality, performance and distinctive presence.
The 1936 Ford Model 68 Pickup remains a cornerstone of American automotive history, featuring the iconic 221ci flathead V8. This long-term family-owned example features artillery-style wheels, hydraulic brakes, and wood-slat bed details in a classic tan over brown finish.
This 1956 DeSoto Adventurer Sportsman is a rare high-performance flagship featuring a 341ci Hemi V-8 and an onboard Highway Hi-Fi record player. As number 392 of only 996 produced, it blends Virgil Exner styling with a comprehensive professional restoration.
This 1956 Ford Fairlane Sunliner emerged from long-term climate-controlled storage to reclaim its status as a mid-century icon. Finished in Bermuda Blue with a 292ci Y-Block V8 and a Continental kit, it represents the pinnacle of Ford’s 1950s open-top glamour.
This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air is a professional custom built by Fat Jack Robinson, featuring a 5.7-liter LS6 V8 and a 4L60E automatic transmission. Dressed in orange and black with a bespoke ostrich-skin interior, it blends classic Tri-Five lines with modern performance engineering.
This 1963 GMC Custom Pickup represents the pinnacle of modern truck customization with over 900 hours invested. Featuring a 454 CI big block and a Porterbuilt Air Ride chassis, this magazine-featured show winner blends House of Kolor Gold Metallic paint with elite mechanicals.