The 1956 Pontiac Star Chief Custom Catalina Coupe stands as a prime example of mid-century American automotive design, blending elegant styling with reliable performance. Finished in a striking two-tone Sun Beige and Rodeo Beige, this coupe reflects the era’s emphasis on chrome detailing, smooth body lines, and bold presence on the road. Powered by a … Read more
The 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV represents the pinnacle of American personal luxury coupes from the early 1970s. With its signature long body, refined styling, and powerful V8 engine, this model continues to captivate enthusiasts and collectors alike. Timeless Exterior Design The Mark IV was introduced in 1972 as a successor to the Mark III, … Read more
This 1964 Chevrolet C30 Panel Van, nicknamed “Mega Max,” represents a remarkable blend of classic American styling and modern performance engineering. Originally a Maxwell House coffee delivery truck in Los Angeles, California, this vehicle has undergone a comprehensive three-year, frame-off rotisserie restoration and build, transforming it into a true showstopper. Powertrain and Performance At the … Read more
The 2001 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 was engineered for enthusiasts seeking a high-performance driving experience. As a fixed-roof coupe, the C5 Z06 featured a stiffer chassis, weight-saving measures, and upgraded aerodynamics. This particular example takes performance to the next level with a host of modifications, including a supercharged LS6 V8, upgraded drivetrain components, and a reworked … Read more
The 1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 is a standout example of how classic muscle car aesthetics can be combined with modern performance and technology. This particular example, which underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2018, stands out not only for its eye-catching design but also for its upgraded features and nearly flawless performance. With only 300 … Read more
This 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, finished in White Knuckle, represents a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of American muscle car history. With only 459 miles on the odometer, this Demon, number 790 of approximately 3,300 produced, is practically brand new. It boasts a supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi V8 engine, an eight-speed automatic transmission, and … Read more
The 1930 Packard Standard Eight Model 726 Sedan, a testament to automotive elegance and engineering from a bygone era, presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of motoring history. This particular model, a Style 403 sedan, is reported to have resided with a single family for an impressive 80 years before its recent acquisition … Read more
The 1968 Ford Mustang GT/California Special (GT/CS) was originally a coupe-only model, but this custom-built convertible tribute brings the iconic styling of the GT/CS to a drop-top platform. Finished in light blue and featuring period-correct design cues, this Mustang blends classic muscle car appeal with modern upgrades. Restoration and Exterior Details This Mustang underwent a … Read more
This 1974 Ford Bronco, Lot V259 at the Houston 2025 auction on Saturday, April 5th, is a testament to meticulous restoration and thoughtful customization. Professionally hand-built by Lonestar Classic Cars in Houston, Texas, this Bronco underwent a frame-off, nut and bolt restoration, resulting in a vehicle that seamlessly blends classic aesthetics with modern performance and … Read more
This 1969 Plymouth GTX Hardtop represents a classic piece of American muscle car history. A matching numbers example, this GTX was discovered in Palmdale, California, and remained in the original owner’s care until 2022. Parked by the original owner in 1986, it has since been restored by Diamond’s Auto Body and Classic, receiving a fuel … Read more