The 1948 GMC 100 5-Window Pickup is a classic New Design icon reimagined for modern roads. This 350-powered custom features a 1970 Camaro front clip and a beautiful matching trailer. With air conditioning and a wood-lined bed, it is the ultimate vintage cruiser.
This 1956 Chrysler New Yorker St. Regis features a rebuilt 354 CI Hemi V-8 and a stunning no-expense-spared restoration. Finished in factory-correct red, white, and black, it showcases the pinnacle of Chrysler’s mid-fifties design with pushbutton gear selection and wire wheels.
The 2021 BMW M5 is a technological titan that redefines the executive performance sedan. Featuring a 600hp twin-turbo V8 and full-time 4WD, this 11,836-mile example offers supercar speed with daily-driver comfort. It is the ultimate expression of BMW M engineering for the modern road.
The 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge is a true time capsule of the muscle car era. Finished in rare Pepper Green and owned by the same keeper since 1975, this 4-speed, Ram Air III powered legend features PHS documentation and an iconic hood-mounted tachometer for the ultimate enthusiast.
This 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible features a 383ci Commando V8 and a rare three-speed manual transmission. Refurbished by Jim Hale, it shines in Ruby red with a white soft top and 14-inch steel wheels, blending classic mid-century style with pure Mopar performance.
The 1970 Ford Mustang SportsRoof, famously known as “Hell Pony,” is a masterclass in modern restomod engineering. Featuring a supercharged Coyote V8, a Tremec five-speed manual, and Wilwood brakes, this blue-and-silver beast blends classic fastback style with 21st-century performance.
The 1955 Ford Fairlane Sunliner is a vibrant symbol of mid-century American optimism. This convertible features a 292 CI Y-block V-8 and a stunning red and white finish. With power steering and a continental kit, it is a premium example of Ford’s most popular 1950s ragtop.
The 2019 Mercedes-Benz E450 Cabriolet offers the perfect blend of twin-turbocharged performance and open-air elegance. Featuring a Diamond Silver exterior and Silk Beige leather, this 72k-mile luxury drop-top includes Burmester audio and heated/cooled seats for year-round comfort.
The 1972 Jaguar E-Type Series III Roadster Conversion represents a stunning blend of V12 power and open-top elegance. Recently refurbished in black over cream leather, this 5.3-liter icon features a four-speed manual and classic wire wheels for a pure British driving experience.
The 1960 Chevrolet Corvette Custom blends classic C1 aesthetics with modern LS3 performance. Finished in radiant Red over Tan, this restomod features Wilwood brakes, Vintage Air, and a Bluetooth Kenwood system for a high-tech driving experience in a timeless silhouette.