A true symbol of post-war American utility, the 1955 Dodge C3 Pickup combined rugged construction with emerging mid-century style. This model, part of the C-Series, represented a complete redesign with its famous “Pilothouse Cab” and enduring flathead engine.
351-powered 1956 Ford F-100 Pickup in red with Windsor V8, Foose wheels, and custom interior offered in Colorado. Featuring Mustang II suspension, Flowmaster exhaust, and leather-trimmed cabin, this refurbished truck blends vintage style with performance upgrades.
HRH King Charles’ Bentley Mulsanne, used during his time as Prince of Wales, will be auctioned by H&H Classics in December. Dark Sapphire with Magnolia leather, it shows just 35,000 miles and boasts full Royal provenance.
The 1967 Pontiac GTO Hardtop, powered by a 400 CI V-8 and automatic transmission, crosses the Kansas City 2025 auction block in Gold finish. Featuring a Hurst His and Hers shifter, dual exhaust, and matching interior, it embodies refined muscle from Pontiac’s golden age.
Ferrari wins the 2025 FIA WEC Manufacturers’ and Drivers’ titles in Bahrain, ending a 53-year wait for world endurance supremacy. The AF Corse 499P cars dominated the season finale, securing a historic double crown for Maranello and returning the Prancing Horse to the top of endurance racing.
The 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe blends 385 HP from its 425 CI Rocket V8 with a vivid Tropic Turquoise restoration. Featuring power steering, air conditioning, and classic styling, this front-wheel-drive icon celebrates a new life after a detailed refurbishment.
The Kindig CF1 Roadster #001, a 650 WHP carbon-fiber creation inspired by the 1953 Corvette, redefines heritage performance with modern precision. Completed in 2021, it merges classic Corvette styling with advanced engineering and handcrafted detail.
The 1961 Pontiac Bonneville Bubble Top, featuring a matching-numbers 389 CI V-8 and 4-speed manual, will cross the Las Vegas 2025 auction block. This Tri-Power-equipped classic embodies luxury, performance, and mid-century American style.
This California 1966 Volvo 122S two-door was recently recommissioned with a rebuilt 1.8-liter B18D inline-four, new exhaust, and black leatherette interior. The car was off the road since 2016 and received extensive work, including carburetor rebuilds and rust remediation. Equipped with front disc brakes and a three-speed automatic, this classic is offered at no reserve.
A 1962 Ford Econoline Pickup in Corinthian White, powered by a 170/101 HP inline-six with a 3-speed manual, heads to Kissimmee 2026.
This compact Ford blends Falcon-based engineering with practical utility and unmistakable early-’60s charm.