Mecum Kansas City 2025 auction brings about 700 vehicles to the year’s final event, showcasing classic icons, customs and private collections. The December lineup mixes muscle, restorations and rare models from notable private collections.
The Bugatti Bolide final example completes production at Molsheim, closing a four-year project with bespoke livery and full W16 track capability. Finished in tribute blues, it links Type 35 heritage with modern W16 performance and meticulous Atelier craftsmanship.
Historic 1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible VIN 5, restored in Tyrol Blue with 400 CI V-8, crosses Kissimmee 2026. This Concours Gold winner features a numbers-matching drivetrain, rare factory options, and meticulous restoration details.
A highly documented 1973 Alfa Romeo GTV 2000 coupe in Verde Pino over Tan leather, showing 70k miles and featuring a 2005 engine rebuild. This classic Alfa Romeo was sold new in New Jersey and includes performance cams, Bilstein shocks, and rebuilt drivetrain components, making it ready for spirited driving.
A 1964 Chevrolet El Camino, repainted red, powered by an ATK Performance 383 stroker V8 with a 700R4 automatic transmission and 9″ rear end. This custom build features Viking coilovers, four-wheel disc brakes, Boyd Coddington wheels, and a refreshed black vinyl interior, offering a powerful modern update to the classic pickup.
The 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari, one of 499, in Rosso Corsa over Black Alcantara. It features a 949 hp V12 hybrid powertrain derived from Formula 1 technology. Showing only 3,701 kilometres, this exceptionally maintained hypercar was delivered new to Kuwait and remains a centerpiece for any collector.
A low-mileage 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560 SL convertible, finished in White with a Blue leather interior, showing only 14,438 miles. As the final model year of the R107 generation, this car combines classic style with V8 power. It features automatic climate control, ABS, and power conveniences, making it an ideal collector’s piece.
The 1965 Shelby GT350 Fastback (SFM5S146) features a HiPo 289/306 HP V8 and 4-speed manual. It was shipped to Herb Tousley Ford in Minnesota. This car boasts a competition history from the 1970s, making it eligible for SVRA racing, and includes track-focused equipment like a roll bar and side exhaust.
Helix supersonic jet engines will power Astro Mechanica’s adaptive Duality system, delivering up to 900kW and enabling efficient flight to Mach 3+. The hybrid-electric architecture forms the basis for next-generation long-range supersonic aircraft.
This restored 1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa clone features a 140hp flat-six, a 4-speed manual, and award-winning presentation with only 300 miles since restoration. It blends accuracy, craftsmanship, and classic rear-engine charm in a rare convertible build.