The 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A, a homologation special built for SCCA racing, stands as a pinnacle of American muscle car design and performance. This particular example, presented in its original and striking Poly Green (F4) with a matching green interior, is a cherished survivor, a testament to the enduring appeal of these iconic machines. One … Read more
The 1955 Ford Wagon represents a quintessential slice of American automotive history, a symbol of family road trips, suburban life, and the optimistic spirit of the mid-1950s. This particular example, described as being in excellent condition, boasts a rebuilt motor and transmission, along with new upholstery and paint, making it a potentially fantastic classic for … Read more
The 1985 Audi Quattro, a name synonymous with all-wheel-drive performance and rallying dominance, remains a coveted icon among automotive enthusiasts. This particular example, finished in Graphite Metallic and ordered without a sunroof, boasts a significant performance upgrade: a 2.2-liter 20V AAN inline-five engine, complete with a Garrett GT2860RS turbocharger. This turbocharged beast, further enhanced by … Read more
The 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire, a stylish and luxurious hardtop coupe, embodies the optimism and design flair of the early 1960s. This particular example, finished in the eye-catching Sunset Mist exterior with a Fawn interior, boasts a powerful ultra high compression 394 cubic inch engine, an automatic transmission, and a host of desirable features. With its … Read more
This 1962 Dodge Dart 330 two-door sedan isn’t your average compact car. This Dart has undergone a significant transformation, receiving a heart transplant in the form of a powerful 440ci V8 engine, along with other performance and cosmetic enhancements. Sold new from the Paul Motor Company of Beaufort, North Carolina, this Dart is said to … Read more
The 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 LTD represents the pinnacle of Ford’s full-size offerings in the mid-1960s, a luxurious and stylish hardtop that epitomizes the American family car of the era. This particular example, finished in Vintage Burgundy, was acquired by the seller’s father in 2023 and has since undergone significant mechanical refurbishment, ensuring its reliability … Read more
The 1979 Volvo 242, particularly in its sporty GT trim, represents a unique blend of practicality, safety, and understated performance. This right-hand-drive example, originally from the Australian market, offers a distinctive driving experience. Imported to the US in 2019 by the seller, who has added approximately 4,000 of its 319,000 kilometers, this 242 GT is … Read more
The 1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass, a representative of the downsized yet still comfortably styled Cutlass era, offers a glimpse into the American automotive landscape of the early 1980s. This particular example, presented in its original white paint with pinstripes intact, boasts a rebuilt 231 V6 engine and a reliable automatic transmission. With a reported 240,000 miles … Read more
The 1969 Chevrolet El Camino, a unique blend of pickup truck practicality and muscle car styling, represents a fascinating chapter in American automotive history. This particular example, a standard El Camino, has been recently refinished in a striking blue with a white roof and received various refurbishments, making it a classic ready for both work … Read more
This 1968 Porsche 911 coupe isn’t your average classic 911. This example has been meticulously transformed into a dedicated race car over several decades, culminating in a mid-2000s rebuild featuring 911R-inspired bodywork and a potent, twin-plug 2.5-liter flat-six engine. Finished in a striking white with black graphics, this 911 is a true track weapon, ready … Read more