The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS represents the ultimate peak of the muscle car era with its legendary LS6 big block engine. This specific Black Cherry coupe features a 450 HP V8 and a 4-speed manual, making it one of the most desirable configurations ever built for the street.
This 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe is a rare Tuxedo Black Triple Crown winner with a matching-numbers L79 327/350 HP V-8. Boasting Bloomington Gold certification and NCRS Top Flight honors, this meticulously documented Sting Ray features rare J61 drum brakes and born-with GM fiberglass.
Restored 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix coupe with original 400 CI V8 and automatic transmission offered at Kissimmee 2026 auction. Finished in black with factory options, it reflects Pontiac’s early seventies luxury muscle formula.
Coyote-powered 1972 Ford Bronco restored by Heritage Bronco with 5.0 V8, six-speed auto, and modern comforts. Finished in Boxwood Green and Wimbledon White, it blends vintage design with updated performance and interior refinements.
This custom 1946 Chevrolet Pickup features a stunning Cognac Candy Red finish and a rebuilt 350 CI V-8 engine. With a Mustang II front end, lowered stance, and custom tan interior, this post-war classic combines vintage steel with modern performance for the Kissimmee 2026 auction.
This 1970 Pontiac GTO Convertible is a true rarity, being one of only 241 produced with the 455 CI V-8 and automatic transmission driveline. Professionally refinished in Atoll Blue Poly and backed by PHS documentation, this matching-numbers muscle car features a 12-bolt Safe-T-Track rear end and a power-operated top.
This 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass shines in its rare Nugget Gold finish and features a performance-oriented 350 CI V-8. Equipped with Ram Air induction, bucket seats, and a dual 8-track player, this classic muscle car represents the refined power of the Oldsmobile brand for the Kissimmee 2026 auction.
Low-mileage 2017 Ferrari F12tdf finished in Rosso F1, powered by a 769-horsepower V12 with extensive carbon options. Built in limited numbers, it reflects Ferrari’s most track-focused V12 coupe of its era.
This 1949 GMC 100 is a cherished 5-window pickup held by a single family since 1989. Featuring a 228ci inline-six, two-tone beige paint, and a wood-lined bed, this New Design classic offers a unique blend of post-war utility and well-documented heritage.
This 1970s icon is a rare one-family owned 1978 Jeep Wagoneer 4×4 with just 18,000 indicated miles. Powered by a 360ci V8 and featuring a charming plaid interior, this Colorado airport hangar survivor offers a transparent project opportunity at no reserve for the dedicated Jeep enthusiast.