This isn’t just a car; it’s a time capsule. This 1987 Buick Grand National, with a mere 994 miles on the odometer, offers a unique opportunity to experience a piece of automotive history in pristine condition. Sold new at Youngstown Buick in Ohio, this Grand National boasts a captivating black exterior and a luxurious black … Read more
The 1957 Ford Thunderbird, the final year of the iconic original two-seater, stands as a pinnacle of automotive design and performance. Among these legendary machines, the E Code variant holds a special place, boasting a potent 270 horsepower 312 cubic-inch V8 engine and a rarity that makes it highly coveted by collectors. This particular Thunderbird, … Read more
The 1970 Pontiac GTO, a name synonymous with American muscle, continues to captivate car enthusiasts with its raw power and timeless style. This particular example, bathed in a striking shade of Dark Green, presents a captivating opportunity for the discerning collector. Underneath the hood, this GTO retains its original WS code engine, a testament to … Read more
The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda 440 stands as a titan among muscle cars, a name synonymous with raw power and aggressive styling. This particular example, however, transcends the mere status of a classic. It’s a meticulously crafted restomod, a testament to the art of automotive resurrection, and a machine that demands attention. Born from an obsession … Read more
This 1968 Dodge Charger R/T Hemi is a time capsule, a roaring testament to the muscle car era. Leaving the factory in a vibrant Bright Blue Metallic, this iconic American coupe boasts a 426ci Hemi V8, a symphony of power and aggression. Refinished in its original color, the Charger exudes classic style. Hideaway headlamps, a … Read more
This 1972 Chevrolet C10 short bed stepside pickup truck is a stunning example of classic American muscle. Hailing from California, this truck embodies the spirit of the Golden State with its sun-kissed good looks and powerful performance. Built in Fremont, California, this C10 comes with its original build sheet, adding a layer of authenticity and … Read more
The 1957 Cadillac Series 62 is an icon of automotive design, a masterpiece that effortlessly blends elegance with raw power. This particular example, a stunning Burgundy convertible, represents the pinnacle of American automotive artistry. Restored to an exceptional standard, this Cadillac boasts a captivating presence. The gleaming chrome, flowing lines, and iconic tailfins create a … Read more
Derived from the new-for-1968 Javelin and featuring a shortened wheelbase and seating for just two, American Motors’ AMX (American Motors Experimental) coupe debuted in February 1968 at Daytona International Speedway and then at the Chicago Automobile Show as a mid-year model. Designed by famed stylist “Dick” Teague, the AMX remains famous as the first steel-bodied, … Read more
The 1965 Dodge Polara, a symbol of American automotive grandeur, exudes timeless elegance. This particular example, a captivating convertible, boasts a captivating presence that is sure to turn heads. This Polara has a rich history, having been born and raised in the heartland of America. Sold new in Sidney, Nebraska at Elwell Motors, this car … Read more
The Porsche 911 Dakar. The name alone evokes images of windswept deserts and treacherous dunes. This isn’t your average 911; it’s a purpose-built machine, a defiant blend of high-performance sports car and rugged off-roader. Born from the legendary 953 that conquered the Paris-Dakar Rally, the 911 Dakar pays homage to its forefather while pushing the … Read more