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1998
Porsche
911
Carrera 2 Cabriolet
$81,999
The 993, produced from 1994 to 1998, was a huge stepping stone in
terms of design and technological advancements for the 911 series. The
car was given an outright makeover and was tremendously different from
its predecessor. So different in fact, that Porsche reported that
every part of the 993 was designed from the ground up, carrying over
only 20% of its components from the previous model. The car was an
instant legend and is to this day considered to be one of the best
911s of all time. This single owner 1998 Porsche 911 Carrera 2
Cabriolet can be seen in Massachusetts with a mere 17k miles on the
road.
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2007
Porsche
911
Turbo Manual Bagged Tech Art Body Kit
$88,999
The 911 is a series of high-performance sports cars produced by German
auto-manufacturer Porsche since 1964. It is highly recognized as one
of the most popular and capable cars that Porsche has in their
offering, with countless awards and recognition for its achievements
in motorsport. The 997 such as the one featured is the internal name
given by Porsche for models produced between 2004 and 2007. This
generation of the 911 was well received by auto enthusiasts around the
world for its beautiful exterior design, with mostly positive reviews.
Even British auto journalist and former TopGear presenter Jeremy
Clarkson praised the 997, stating that it will “make love to your
fingertips and stir your soul”. This specific turbo model has done
just 22,000 miles and currently resides in Colorado.
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2018
Rolls-Royce
Ghost
$216,499
Like a silhouette emerging from the dark, the ultra-luxury sedan made
its debut back in April of 2009 and was christened the name 'Ghost' in
honor of the Silver Ghost, a car that was produced in 1906. The Ghost
was Designed as a smaller, "more measured and realistic" car that
opened the gates for a new clientele segment to get their hands on a
Rolls. This stunning example is located in Florida, with just 24k
miles on the road and a few tasteful modifications. Original retail on
a car like this was $340,600.
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2012
Rolls-Royce
Ghost
$122,499
Rolls Royce is synonymous with producing the finest automobiles in the
world, sure to make a statement whatever the situation. The Ghost is a
smaller version of the world-renowned Phantom, and continues to
provide everything one would expect from a Rolls Royce. It isolates
passengers from the road and gives the best luxury experience
occupants could wish for. This example of the beautiful Rolls Royce ghost has recently been
serviced and has always been maintained by the dealer. With many
luxurious options and 20,626 miles on its clock, this 2012 Rolls Royce
Ghost awaits its lucky buyer.
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2007
Ferrari
599 GTB
Fiorano
$124,999
The 2007 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano rolled into view as a grand tourer
that replaced the 575M Maranello. It holds characteristics that bring
F1 to the streets and borrows its name from the Ferrari test track,
where they test road cars and F1 racers. The 599 GTB was honored as
Car Of The Year by Evo Magazine and was crowned Supercar Of The Year
by TopGear magazine in 2006. Chalked up to reflex optimized
aerodynamics, Ferrari hadn't forgotten to give head-turning looks to
the 599 GTB Fiorano as well. This beautiful example of the 2007
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano only has 8360 miles on its clock, has
undergone recent maintenance and sits in Florida awaiting one lucky
buyer.
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1974
Ford
Bronco
Sport
$99,999
The Bronco was one of Ford’s first big names in the 4X4 segment.
Initiated by Ford’s product manager Donald N. Frey, The Bronco was
meant to go knocking on the doors of competitors such as Jeep and
International Harvester, demanding its place in what was a burgeoning
SUV market. Our subject car is a first-generation Ford Bronco that has
been built by the Rebel Motor Company. Heavily customized for
modern-day use, this restomod currently resides in Florida.
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2020
Mercedes-Benz
S-Class
Maybach S560 4MATIC
$158,999
The S-Class has been in production since 1972 and proudly wore the
title of Merc's top-of-the-line, flagship model. It debuted the German
manufacturer's latest technologies in all its glory. But what happens
when you need a piece of automotive brilliance that needs to be more
than just the world's best-selling luxury sedan? You create the
Maybach. The crème de la crème of German automotive luxury. The
Maybach is Mercedes' way of adding an ultra-luxury twist on its
already beautiful S-Class sedan, marketed towards those who seek the
highest level of luxury on wheels. This 2020 Mercedes-Maybach S560
4Matic is quite possibly one of the most luxurious sedans on the
market today.
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1990
Mercedes-Benz
250 GD
Wolf Wagon
$89,999
Mercedes-Benz supplied the German military with the 250GD G-Wagen
between 1990 and 1993. The German army then returned the favor by
giving the 'Wolf' nickname to its G-Wagens. With its characteristic
boxy-style, body-on-frame construction, and all-conquering attitude,
this SUV deserves to hold the Wolf moniker. To mark the GD Wolf's 40th
birthday, the Expedition Motor Company laboriously upgraded a
collection of those former military SUVs. This stunning example of the 1990 Mercedes-Benz 250 GD Wolf Wagon is
carefully modified and restored by the Expedition Motor Company. This
already rare 1990 G-Wagen had its entire body removed from the frame
before being media blasted to the bare metal. All of the internals
were then repaired or replaced. The G-Wagon is located in New Jersey
and has only done 2500 miles after the restoration.
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1995
Lamborghini
Diablo
VT
$224,999
The Lamborghini Diablo VT is a later-edition of the venerable Diablo.
This was the first Diablo to feature the addition of all-wheel drive,
borrowing the tech from the LM002 SUV that was also made by
Lamborghini. This particular car has reportedly undergone a professional refresh.
It sports a new interior, as well as a host of new parts under the
hood. This 1995 Lamborghini Diablo VT has partial service history, as
well as a clean Carfax. Included are the latest records to confirm the
car’s restoration, as well as the original set of manuals in their
leather case.
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2013
Chevrolet
4500
EXPRESS
$83,495
This rather unusual green-accented creation is a heavily customized
2013 Chevrolet 4500 Express. With extensive modifications, this lifted
and undoubtedly unique off-roader/utility van features storage for two
BMX bikes, custom-built Fox suspension with a significant lift, and a
plethora of speakers (if the exterior wasn’t loud enough already)! With 104930 miles, this custom creation features two facing benches in
addition to the rear forward-facing seats that sit atop yet more
speakers, for that ultimate party experience.
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2014
Rolls-Royce
Wraith
Coupe
$159,999
The Wraith resurrects a nameplate that had laid dormant since the 1930s. With it sees Rolls Royce return to their 2-door hyper-luxurious coupe creations. Having been known mostly for the Phantom and Ghost sedans, the Wraith signaled a welcome return to the 2-door hardtop body style — a sportier addition to the brand that is known to be the pinnacle of luxury. The Wraith is billed as the most powerful and dynamic Rolls Royce in the company's illustrious history and is designed to make an impressive statement wherever you go.
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1967
Chevrolet
Chevelle
LS3
$149,999
Of the many successful names to come from Chevrolet, Chevelle is one
of the few to take the top spot. With the first generation released in
1964. Interestingly the alt-rock band ‘Chevelle’ from Illinois had
their band name inspiration from the Chevelle car, cementing the model
into pop culture. The Chevelle bolted on to a GM A-Body, one of their
oldest & original platforms, and continued until 1977. This late
first-generation 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle is LS3 swapped and is true to
the sense of the term restomod. It still retains its classic looks &
some 21st-century interpolations. With a timeless demeanor & modern
power, this Chevelle will mesmerize any true Chevy fan.
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1972
Chevrolet
Camaro
$29,999
The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro debuted in 1970 at the Chicago
Motor Show. It was an American pony car that the onlookers went wild
for, thanks to its new knockout styling and impressive engine.
However, Camaro production hit an all-time low in 1972 due to the
United Auto Workers strike, which shut down the plant for 174 days.
The low unit production and escalating cost of high-performance cars
make the ’72 Camaro particularly rare. This unspoiled 1972 Chevrolet
Camaro located in Florida is the best-selling coupe version of the
Camaro. With 100000 miles on its clock, it features new exterior and
interior upgrades while retaining its original appearance.
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2014
Ford
Mustang
GT Premium Saleen "302" White Label
$49,999
The fifth generation of the Ford Mustang was introduced in 2004 and
ran until 2014. The 2014 Mustang GT bears the honor of being in the
last model year of the legendary lineup. Originally producing 420
horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque, the 2014 Mustang GT played a
significant role in the muscle car segment. Steve Saleen, the founder of Saleen automotive, enters the picture by
offering five new Saleen packages for 2014. This stunning example of
the 2014 Ford Mustang GT Premium Saleen "302" White Label is the base
package out of the five and also the 34th numbered car of the
signature edition. Located in Florida, this extraordinary head-turner
comes with a host of upgrades and has only 10932 miles on its clock.
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2009
Porsche
911
Turbo
$91,999
It is without a doubt that the 911 is the most recognizable Porsche of
all time. Its beautiful design and legendary performance continuously
improved over the years, with each model outclassing its predecessor.
The Porsche 997 was introduced in 2004 and received significant
changes to its exterior and interior design. In 2008, Porsche decided that the 997 needed a refresh for the 2009
year. The new 997, such as our subject car, was vastly improved. It
received exterior and performance upgrades that made it even better to
drive than previous generations. This gorgeous 997 belongs to one of the fastest model variations
found: it's a Turbo, and the 911 Turbo is well-known as being one of
the most thrilling versions of the German sportscar. With an original
MSRP of $150,715, this 2009 Porsche 911 Turbo is for sale in Florida,
with just 30,500 miles on the clock.
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2008
Chevrolet
Corvette
Z06 427 Crystal Red Limited Edition
$55,999
Belonging to the sixth generation of Corvette sports cars, the Z06 was
launched as a 2006 model and is the lightest of all Corvettes in the
lineup. Chevrolet introduced the 427 limited edition Z06 Corvette in
2008 as a homage to an iconic classic of the sixties—the fabled 427
Corvette. The 427 was loved and popular among enthusiasts as it refers
to the cubic-inch displacement for the highest-performance engines
offered in the sixties. The 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 427 had a
limited production of just 427 in the U.S and Canada and only a
further 78 outside North America, bringing total production up to 505,
which also turns out to be the horsepower figure of the car. This
particular member of this extremely rare 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
427 Crystal Red Limited Edition is the 46th of all 505 vehicles. If
you're in the market for a unique Corvette, then you're in luck, as
this devilish car is up for sale by the original owner. With an
original MSRP of $85,945, it is located in Florida and has only 15806
miles on its clock.
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2018
Ford
F-150
Raptor - Super Crew
$72,499
The Ford Raptor is unlike any other pickup truck on the road, and it
is the highest-performance version of the F-150 and Ford Ranger.
Raptor is the nameplate used by ford for its high-performance pickup
trucks, which are featured as legal off-road racing vehicles. Ford
took the regular F-150 and fitted advanced off-road equipment, and
widened its body to make it a Raptor. Despite its gnarly appearance,
the comfortable and spacious cabin makes sure you enjoy untamable
territory in comfort. Our subject 2018 Ford F-150 Super Crew Raptor is
fitted with a host of factory options and has only 54000 miles on its
clock. Located in Texas, this Ford Raptor is ideal for those who dare
to challenge the wilderness.
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2020
Jeep
Gladiator
Mojave
$81,999
The new Gladiator was the first pickup truck to be released by Jeep in
almost thirty years, where the original Gladiator ceased production in
1992. This new-age Gladiator started rolling out of the factory in the
Spring of 2019 and is based on the same platform as the Wrangler JL.
The new Gladiator is an aggressive-looking and capable off-roader that
comes in a variety of exterior modifications that enable it to feel at
home in different types of terrain, as well as have a considerable
towing capacity. The Mojave trim featured here is the first-ever
‘Desert-Rated’ Jeep in existence and has been given an extensive list
of modifications, making it the ultimate off-road machine.
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1954
Studebaker
Champion
Coupe
$35,999
Little known in Europe, the Studebaker brand was synonymous with car
manufacture in the United States. The first car of Studebaker, debuted
in 1902, and due to lack of resources, they left the automotive market
in 1966. During their run, they brought multiple successful models
that have gone down in history, including the Champion, which spanned
five generations. Due to its affordable price, quality materials, and
rugged construction, the Champion proved to be an ideal family car.
This well-preserved garage-kept example of the 1954 Studebaker
Champion Coupe comes to you from Florida with original documentation
available. It was bought as a pair along with a Studebaker President
(also listed) and has been restored to original using period correct
components.
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1955
Studebaker
President
Coupe
$35,999
The Studebakers President was initially produced from 1926 to 1942 in
their home of South Bend, Indiana. After over a decade of absence,
the President was reintroduced and continued its reign until 1958,
when the model was finally retired. This, the fourth-generation Studebaker President, made a comeback in
1955 and was a new and improved version of its predecessors. However,
the most noteworthy President was the speedster trim, such as the one
in the example. This 1955 president coupe currently resides in Florida
with just 65,000 miles to its name.
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1968
Chevrolet
Camaro
SS LS Swap
$57,499
The first generation of the Chevrolet Camaro was launched in 1966 with
the choice of four body styles and two engines. The SS performance
package of the Camaro received engine and chassis upgrades to improve
handling and to make additional power. With a striking classic mien,
this Camaro has been brought into the 21st century, to also focus on
performance while keeping up with modern competition. It certainly
meets the expectations of those after the true power a Camaro should
have. This well-preserved member of the 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS
edition has been engine swapped for a LS1 engine along with a few
other upgrades up its sleeves. Retaining its excellent condition, this
stunning Camaro is located in Florida for its lucky buyer.
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1967
Mercedes-Benz
230SL
Roadster
$59,999
Mercedes-Benz Introduced their roadster at the Geneva Motor Show back
in 1963, with production beginning shortly after. The beautiful design
of this two-door sports car was thanks to lead designers, Paul Bracq
and Bela Barenyi, who were responsible for the creation of the
patented, slightly concave, hardtop — a feature that incited the
‘Pagoda’ nickname. The car grabbed the attention of enthusiasts
worldwide, claiming its place on the list of many motoring journals as
one of the most beautiful cars that were ever made. This sublime
example of German auto craftsmanship can be observed in Georgia with
no more than 9600 miles of labor, making it a rare piece for anyone
who gets the opportunity to claim ownership
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1967
Austin Healey
3000 Mk III
BJ8 ph2
$69,499
The Healey 3000 is a car of British descent built from 1959 to 1967.
Popularly known as the 'Big Healey,' the bodywork is a result of
Jensen Motors Craftsmanship that was assembled at BMS's MG Works in
Abingdon. The Mark III in particular, made its debut in 1964 with
increased power and power-assisted braking as a standard option. Known for their big power, the Big Healey was one of the stars of its
time, being one of Austin Healey's most admired and sought-after
models. This one-of-a-kind example resides in Pennsylvania with 53,647
miles to its name, waiting for adventures that lie ahead. It features
an engine that was restored just a few years ago, added to what was a
ground-up restoration with many original parts and even the original
documentation intact.
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1971
Volkswagen
Karmann Ghia
Coupe
$23,999
The Karmann Ghia was a result of a collective of automotive genius’.
The collaboration saw the designers at Volkswagen partner with Italian
automotive artist Carrozzeria Ghia and the German coachbuilders known
as the house of Karmann. Ideas to produce a 2+2 coupe floated when
Volkswagen executives were interested in offering a car to a new
market that was beginning to see living standards eased post-war. The Karmann Ghia, however, has a deeper story behind it. After
frequent encounters at car automobile shows, Wilhelm Karmann and Luigi
Segre decided to build a coupe using the beetle as a prototype, which
Volkswagen finally approved in November of 1953. The result was a
beautiful 2+2 sports coupe such as the garage kept example in
discussion that currently sits in California, waiting for its new
owner. The car is currently with its second owner, who reportedly accompanied
his aunt during the initial purchase, recalling that the vehicle was
“Bought off the showroom floor on the turntable in the middle of the
dealership.”
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2017
Chevrolet
Camaro
2SS "Hennessey HPE750"
$74,999
American auto manufacturer Chevrolet introduced the Camaro to the
automotive world in the 1960’s as a rival to the Ford Mustang.
Although it has been classified as both a pony car and a muscle car,
this 2017 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS “Hennessey HPE750” pushes the
boundaries even further. The Camaro was redesigned in 2016 for its 50th anniversary, and this,
the 2017 Camaro lineup, brings up the new bling. This Camaro 2SS has
been turned into the HPE750, boasting some radical changes to the
original recipe. Our subject car is located in Florida and has just
under 2800 miles on its clock, throughout which it is reported to have
been garage kept.
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1935
Ford
Deluxe
Convertible Sedan
$47,499
The Model 48 made its debut in 1935 and was a modernized version of
the existing Model 40A, Ford’s primary product at the time. The
perfect combination of practicality, good looks, and affordability
that the Model 48 possessed made it exceedingly successful and boosted
Ford ahead of Chevrolet, the company’s main rival at the time, taking
the crown for most cars sold that year; 820,000 to be exact. This 1935
Ford Model 48 is the Deluxe trim, and currently resides in Ohio and is
one of just 3,187 cars ever produced. What makes it even more
exclusive is that this Deluxe is reportedly one of just 30 cars left.
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1964
Ford
Mustang
INDY 500 Pace Car #189/190
$64,999
The Mustang is considered by many to be the world's favorite muscle
car. Its creation was so significant that it spawned an all-new class
of automobiles called Pony cars. The first-gen Mustang was a true
game-changer as Ford's chief engineer, Donald N. Frey, along with the
rest of the design team, produced a car with power as well as its very
own personality. The 1964 Ford Mustang Indy Pace Car featured today is
an example of Ford's greatest testament to automotive innovation, one
that made them world-famous.
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2016
Ford
F-350
MegaRexx Mega-Raptor
$79,999
You've probably already heard of the Ford Super Duty series; a lineup
that consists of competent vehicles designed to go places that most
other cars and trucks can't. Among them is the F-350, one of the
larger pick-up trucks in the Super Duty lineup. Sure, the F-350 was
more than capable already, but the massive truck lacked playfulness,
which is when Super Duty Experts MegaRexx decided to come up with the
Mega Raptor. The name speaks for itself — Mega Raptors are more
formidable, meaner machines that make a standard Super Duty look
subtle. The F-350 Mega Raptor featured stands tall in Nevada and
currently has just 48,436 miles on the clock.
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1986
Rolls-Royce
Corniche
Convertible
$52,499
The Corniche name dates back to 1939 when a prototype was created
based on the Bentley Mark V. Unfortunately, the car was never produced
due to the onset of the first world war. The Corniche nameplate
finally made its debut in 1971, in the form of a two-door,
front-engine luxury car that was to appeal to rich and daring. This
1986 Rolls Royce Corniche Convertible has reportedly been well looked
after since day one of its purchase and is currently for sale in
Florida, with no more than 37k miles on the clock.
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1965
Pontiac
GTO
Coupe
$32,999
In the early '60s, Pontiac's marketing team decided to answer GM's
self-imposed ban on racing by emphasizing heavily on street
performance. At the time, Pontiac's Chief marketing manager revealed
that the GTO involved transforming your average Pontiac Tempest into a
sports car with a lot more power to appeal to clients with a need for
speed. The first-generation GTO is credited for putting muscle cars on
the map, and in 1968, the GTO was selected as the Motor Trend Car Of
The Year for 1968. This 1965 GTO coupe resides in Texas and is up for
sale with less than 2000 miles on its recently redone motor.
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2012
Subaru
WRX
Limited with SPT and Cobb 1/111
$36,999
If you talk about tearing up the quarter-mile, slashing corners on the
tarmac, or dominating a rally stage, you've probably heard of the
Subaru Impreza. The Impreza is a compact car that was initially
introduced as a replacement for the Leone. The Impreza soon built a
name for itself in the automotive realm thanks to its capabilities on
multiple terrains. The WRX STI models were, of course, the cream of
the crop. They received throatier turbocharged boxer engines that,
with unequal-length headers, make a sound you won't mistake for any
other car. This specific Evo killer is up for sale with just 18500
documented miles on the road. This 2012 Subaru WRX STi Limited with
SPT and Cobb is 1 of just 111 cars that came in this specific
configuration and is even rarer still, being 1 of 11 left-hand drive
cars.
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1932
Ford
COUPE
Pro Street
$39,999
When you think about traditional street rods, there aren't much better
examples out there than the three-window '32 Ford Coupe. The story
begins back in the mid-1920s when Henry Ford decided that it was time
for the iconic model T to be replaced. The newer car had to be modern
and appealing, which is why Henry Ford's son, Edsel, took the project
under his wing and decided to go all or nothing on Ford's new face. The 1932 model was a sensation, with up to 50,000 pre-orders before
the car ever touched soil outside the factory. The Coupe, such as the
one in discussion, aged like fine wine, and was the reason behind the
'Hot-Rod' culture that emerged even during the 1960s. This 1932 Ford
coupe is up for sale in Florida with barely over 1000 miles on the
build.
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1956
Ford
Thunderbird
Convertible
$32,999
In 1955, Ford sent out a reminder to the world that sporty,
good-looking cars were still a part of their expertise by producing
the Thunderbird. The Thunderbird was the auto giant's first two-seater
since 1938. Ford called it a 'personal car of distinction,' which, put
simply, means that this car and anyone who dared to own it were
unique. This first-generation 1956 Ford Thunderbird is currently with
its 3rd owner in Florida and has been garage-kept its entire life. The
sale includes all original documentation.
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1973
Jaguar
XKE
E-Type SIII Roadster
$68,999
The Jaguar E-Type — or the XKE as it was commonly known in the North
American market —started its life in 1961 and instantly became an icon
of the motoring world. In production with various upgrades until 1975,
the E-Type always has been a blend of beauty and performance. It was
based on non-other than the 24 hours of Le Mans-winning Jaguar D-Type
racing car. When the E-type was first introduced, Enzo Ferrari himself
called it 'the most beautiful car ever made". It was also ranked first
in the online list of the "World's 100 Most Beautiful Cars Of All
Time" conducted by The Daily Telegraph. Carrying all this heritage and
more, this stunning example of a 1973 Jaguar XKE E-Type SIII Roadster
comes to you from Florida, with just 48659 miles on its clock.
Originally being a Florida car, this particular specimen spent four
years in Europe before returning to the states. This E-Type comes with
the original owner's manual and was always garage kept.
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1979
Jeep
Wagoneer
LS
$47,499
The Wagoneer is a prime example of an advanced luxury 4x4 from the
early ’60s and ’70s. It was created as a response to competition from
the ‘big three’ swooping in on Jeep’s four-wheel-drive market. The
Wagoneer began production in 1964 and was a replacement to the Willy’s
Jeep Station Wagon. Unlike its competitors, the Wagoneer’s luxury is
what made it stand out. The example featured is a 79 model that has
been given a complete make-over and is up for grabs for someone
looking for a little vintage 4x4 luxury.
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1939
Ford
Deluxe
Convertible
$79,999
In the 1930's American car manufacturer Ford was under pressure to
come up with an answer for the fierce competition by their rivals,
Oldsmobile. The challenge was to make a car that stood out from
traditional fords but wasn't as unobtainable as their super-luxury
Lincolns. The result was the Ford Deluxe, a mid-market priced car with
a design that stood out and offered luxury and comfort. This
particular custom '39 De Luxe Convertible is the epitome of a "classic
with a modern twist" and gleams in the sunshine state, Florida, with
just over 15k miles done.
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1934
Ford
Cabriolet
Restomod
$79,999
This 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a true classic American roadster restomod.
It captures the sport of the 1930s, with injecting a little bit of
modernity to the all-steel package. The 1934 Ford Cabriolet is a real
head-turned, with plenty of work done to it to make it just as suited
at a car show as it as a weekend driver. This garage-kept Cabriolet
restomod is for sale in Florida, bringing hot-rod madness back to its
streets.
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1990
Jeep
Grand Wagoneer
"Wagon Master"
$69,999
The Wagoneer appeared in the automotive world seven years before the
Range Rover arguably setting the trend for premium SUVs. This luxury
off-roader debuted in 1962 and was produced until 1991. However, the
1987-1991 Wagoneer model years were known as the "best of the breed"
as they were built after Chrysler acquired the American Motors
Corporation. Belonging to this period, our subject 1990 Jeep Grand
Wagoneer, has also undergone a professional restoration performed by
Wagon Masters in Texas. The modifications make it one of the most
unique Grand Wagoneers you can lay your eyes on. This highly
sought-after luxury SUV has just 72,612 miles on its clock and is
located in South Carolina.
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2013
Maserati
GranTurismo
Sport Coupe
$48,499
Italian Automobile Manufacturer Maserati produced the GranTurismo
between 2007 and 2019 as a perfect example of comfort and driver
enjoyment synchronized with speed and raw power. The GranTurismo also
holds the title of being the most quickly-developed car in the auto
industry, moving from design to production in a mere nine months. The
GranTurismo Sport Coupe, as featured here, made its debut at the March
2012 Geneva Motor Show. It featured new styling and several
performance upgrades that made the Sport one of the most desirable
trims to own. This sublime dealer-maintained 2013 GranTurismo Sport
Coupe features a clean Carfax and can be spotted lurking in New Jersey
with just 24,000 miles of road-time.
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2016
Land Rover
Range Rover
LWB Autobiography Custom Trunk Vault
$71,999
The Range Rover was launched back in 1970 by manufacturer British
Leyland. Classed initially as an upmarket 4x4 vehicle, today’s
iteration is considered a symbol of luxury and dominance on the road
today. The fourth-generation Range Rover, such as the one featured here, made
its first appearance back in 2012 at the Paris Motor Show and turned
heads immediately as it was given a complete redesign. Our subject car
is a 2016 Land Rover Range Rover LWB Autobiography Custom and is
located in California. The car has done 33,000 miles and features some
choice additions and upgrades.
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2020
Ford
Mustang
GT500 "Golden Ticket"
$109,999
The original Shelby GT500 introduced in 1967 is undoubtedly amongst
the most coveted nameplates from the golden era of American muscle
cars. Ford brought this name back in 2020 as the most powerful and
fastest Mustang ever to come out of Ford's factory doors. The 2020
GT500 carries modern supercar performance with iconic muscle car
presence as it wages war with the Camaro ZL1 and the Dodge Hellcat. Despite muscle cars being famous for a quarter-mile win, with the
latest Mustang, Ford wanted a car that could go from attacking corners
at high speeds and to cruising down the highway. This mean-looking
machine certainly has the brawn and brains to get that job done, and
with the 'Golden Ticket,' the GT500 is dialed up to 11 in both looks
and performance on track. This particular example of the stunning 2020
Ford Mustang GT500 "Golden Ticket" offers a host of optional extras
and insane numbers. Located in North Carolina, this GT500 only has
2480 on its clock and is all set to keep any supercar in check.
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1958
Chevrolet
Corvette
Convertible "All Original"
$89,999
Efforts to bring what would eventually become the Corvette to market
began as early as 1951, when Harley Earl, GM's head of styling,
decided to convince the company to build a sports car. Earl eventually
persuaded GM that an all-American two-door sports car was a must-have
in their arsenal, and work began shortly after. The 1958 model, such as our subject car, received some extensive
styling changes to celebrate four years of Corvette. "It was the only
Corvette on O'uha for the four years I was stationed there," said its
previous owner. "A real people magnet and social provider." It's
imaginable, as, during the era of chrome and quad headlights, this all
original 1958 model that now resides in California was the car to be
in.
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2015
Subaru
WRX
STI Limited Track Build
$53,499
Ever since its launch, the Impreza has developed a band of loyal
enthusiasts. The Subaru WRX STi was not designed to please a
focus-group target market or make a sale. It was purely built to be
driven, and it serves that purpose devotedly. With its reputation for
power and handling for an affordable price, the 2015 Subaru WRX STi
came out swinging with a new engine, chassis, transmission, brakes,
and body. Our subject 2015 Subaru WRX STi Limited is guaranteed to be one of
the most unique cars you can find. With a host of modifications inside
and out, this STI has done 21900 miles on the chassis and only 6600
miles on the upgraded engine. This track-built STI has had a single
owner, has a clean title, and Carfax. The entire spec sheet would be
impossible to fit without going into detail, but below, we provide a
few of the highlights, with the itemized spec sheet also available.
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1967
Chevrolet
Camaro
Convertible
$39,999
The Chevrolet Camaro is a pony car that first rolled out of Chevrolet
dealerships in 1966 for the 1967 model year. Spanning over six
generations of looks, handling, and power, it was the response to the
Ford Mustang — a rivalry that's still alive today. Bearing the honor of being a first-generation Camaro, this Restomod
1967 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible appears to be free from rust and
other body blemishes. It's stationed in Maryland, has been garaged,
and holds the iconic 350ci V8 engine under its hood.
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1956
Chevrolet
Bel Air
2 Door 350
$38,499
The Chevrolet Bel Air was in production for eight generations, from
1950 to 1981. It was first produced as a full-sized car with a luxury
appointed interior and later became a budget fleet sedan. Crowned as
an icon in the 50s, the second-generation Bel Air gained attention
through its unique design and favored features of its older models. This 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door has been given all the right
attention to make it better and significantly more powerful. This
second-generation Bel Air is reformed with the 350ci crate motor. With
a host of new upgrades this always-garaged coupe has done only 500
miles since its rebuild and, is located in Nevada.
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1969
Pontiac
Firebird
$27,999
The Pontiac Firebird was built and produced by American automobile
manufacturer Pontiac through 1967 to 2002. Proudly belonging to the
first generation Firebird, the 1969 Firebirds’ F-body design was
inspired by its relative, the Chevrolet Camaro, and provided a
different take on the successful platform. Our subject 1969 Pontiac Firebird appears to be in excellent
condition, showing no rust or other body blemishes. This classic pony
car is carefully upgraded to improve performance figures while
maintaining its stock appearance. According to the build sheet this
Firebird is period correct, numbers matching and it comes with the
original owner’s manual. With less than 500 miles on rebuild, this 60s
classic is located in Montana and has been always garaged - as an
added bonus.
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1974
Plymouth
Barracuda
440
$49,999
The Barracuda is a two-door pony car that first rolled out of Plymouth
factories since 1964 and continued for an entire decade. The
third-generation Barracudas were specifically based on cut-down
intermediate bodies consisting of wider engine compartments that were
fully equipped to house the HEMI big-block engines. The Barracuda in
its essence is a true road-legal race car that had outstanding
performance on the drag strip and was unusually attractive for its era
thanks to the Chrysler E Body concept that it inherited. This faultless retsomod resides in California and is a perfect match
for a true Barracuda lover.
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1953
Cadillac
Series 62
Sedan
$23,499
The 1953 Cadillac Series 62 belongs to the third generation produced
by Cadillac from 1940 to 1964. This model had dramatic styling changes
compared to its earlier incarnations. It featured tail fins inspired
by the Lockheed P-38 fighter plane, a one-piece rear window, and a
windshield without division bars. This excellent example of the 1953
Cadillac series 62 is an ideal, rust-free car located in California.
It is well taken care of and in remarkable condition, both inside and
out. This Cadillac underwent a frame-on restoration with subtle
upgrades made. With only 7000 miles on the rebuild, this rare '53
Cadillac series 62 is a slice of early fifties domestic luxury.
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1969
Chevrolet
Camaro
SS 512
$69,999
The 1st generation Camaro was a capable pony car that earned its
respect on the drag strip since the first time one passed the
quarter-mile. The 69 Camaro inherited its drivetrain and major
mechanical components from the previous year's model but looked more
track worthy thanks to its all-new sheet metal and redesign of its
front grille and panels, giving it the appearance of an aggressive
competitor. This 1969 Camaro is a ground-up build by Thompson Racing Engines is.
It's up for grabs in Florida and has been completely reworked for
maximum attack — if you're up for it.
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1968
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Malibu
$38,999
The Chevelle was a mid-sized car produced by Chevrolet in three generations, and it was one of the most successful nameplates in the market. The 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is a 2-door hardtop coupe that was added to the line-up during the second generation of production. This stunning example of 1968 Chevelle Malibu has several factors in its favor, including its remarkable condition and small block 350 engine. Our subject car has a surprisingly well preserved interior and no rust. Call us for a walk-around video!
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1958
Chevrolet
Corvette
"Corvette Corrections" C1
$189,999
The 1958 Chevrolet Corvette C1 belongs to the first generation
introduced by Chevrolet in 1953. However, the Corvette saw a
significant change by the mid-1950’s, as focus shifted towards
enhanced performance. This translated into improved and more capable
engines. By 1958 the Corvette adopted the chrome and quad headlamp
design. This two-door sports car was a major head-turner — an aspect
that continues to endure to this day. As a bonus, this particular example of the 1958 Chevrolet Corvette C1
rolled out of Corvette Corrections (by Billy Dawson) and sits on a
chassis from 1996 Grand Sport w/ 7000 miles with Corvette Correction
front and rear suspension. Located in Pennsylvania, it has undergone
an extensive restoration, blending modernity while retaining its
classic appeal.
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2009
Chevrolet
Corvette
GT1 "JAKE" 1 OF 1 Widebody
$89,999
The car offered for sale is a unique creation that could be considered
a one of one. Owned by the team behind Xtreme Supercars, this GT1
Edition 2009 Chevrolet Corvette has been carefully modified to retain
its originality. All aspects of this tuned Corvette can be returned to
stock if needed, with parts—such as the fenders—carefully protected in
storage and in original condition. This car, affectionately named
Jake, has been featured in multiple publications, including making the
cover of Corvette Mag. A rarity even without the added modifications, this GT1 Corvette is 1
of just 3 black coupes with the dual roof option, navigation, 4LT
package, Z51 performance pack, NPP exhaust, and 6-speed manual
transmission. It is also one of only 24 black coupes and 1 of just 125
GT1 Edition 2009 Corvettes. The GT1 is a special edition package made
to celebrate the factory Corvette racing team's success in the
American Le Mans series.
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1955
Ford
Thunderbird
Convertible
$42,499
The best pieces of automotive craftsmanship are sometimes produced not
through actions, but rather via competitive reactions. The 1953
Motorama display at the New York Auto Show sparked a fire at Ford, as
they were forced to sit on the sidelines and watch Chevrolet roll out
the Corvette. Ford punched back a year later, introducing the 1st
generation T-bird. It was dubbed “a personal car of distinction.” The
car marked the first step towards the evolution of personal luxury
cars in the United States and sold a staggering 16,115 vehicles in
1955. This stunning 2-seater convertible is home to New York and still
gleams with magnificence.
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2015
Ford
Mustang
Shelby Super Snake Limited Edition
$84,499
1965 was a bold year for Carrol Shelby and his team. It was in this
year that they built their first Mustang-based Super Snake.
Unfortunately, the cost to build it was so much that nothing more than
the original tester was made. To celebrate 50 years since the Super Snake, Shelby rolled out a
50th-anniversary celebration model of its 2015 Ford Mustang Super
Snake Special Edition. A car for the daring, this garage-kept example
is for sale in Kansas City, with just under 7000 miles on the clock.
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2015
Land Rover
Range Rover
Autobiography Mansory
$78,999
The current-generation Land Rover Range Rover combines luxury with
agility and composure. It remains one of the most comfortable
off-road-capable SUVs on the roads today and remains a pinnacle of
luxury transport. This 2015 Range Rover MK IV adds a dollop of individuality with
extensive customization from the Swiss design house Mansory. With
almost every possible panel replaced, the Mansory customization
transforms this Land Rover Range Rover's looks with a bespoke finish
that sets it apart from the crowd. Located in New York, this
customized Land Rover Autobiography has 29,000 miles on the clock.
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1971
Pontiac
Trans Am
455
$59,999
When initially released, the 1st generation Pontiac Firebird faced a
fair amount of controversy. It was built with a sense of urgency to
compete with the Ford Mustang and was left with similar
characteristics to its cousin, the Chevrolet Camaro. Pontiac was
determined to set themselves apart and began working on an authentic
2nd generation right away. The new body was heavily influenced by
Italian sports car designs thanks to GM styling chief Bill Mitchell's
infatuation. The result was an aggressive, stylish, and distinctive
pony car that stood out from the rest. The featured 1971 Pontiac Trans
Am 455 is a rare beast, one of just 2116 produced, and claims to be
almost all original.
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2013
BMW
M3
Competition Gintani Twin Turbo
$74,999
The E92 series of M3 from BMW is undoubtedly one of the most revered
generations of this teutonic German sports coupe. Largely down the
much-loved V8 engine and sublime chassis, the E90 series a
sought-after sports car in any state. Our subject car raises the bar, with a host of performance
modifications carried out to an already attractive and capable base.
Not only does it feature a wildly-tuned, turbocharged 4-liter V8 motor
producing 856 wheel HP, but it also features the holy grail of many
automotive enthusiasts: a manual transmission. In fact, this 2013 BMW
M3 Competition is one of only 2500 manual LCI (facelift) E92 M3s in
North America.
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2016
Dodge
Challenger
Hellcat Hennessey HPE850
$63,499
Dodge first used the Challenger nameplate in 1959, and since then, it
has built a reputation for being a powerful competitor to its rivals.
The high-performance variant of the Dodge Challenger, the Challenger
SRT Hellcat, delivers 717HP straight from the factory, which is plenty
to outrun many a supercar. But even 700+ bhp wasn't enough for
Hennessey, who had their own plans for the Hellcat. This stunning 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat Hennessey HPE850 features
an impressive build sheet. It is located in Texas and only has 20684
miles on the clock. With the rare 1 of 14 Hennessey HPE850 upgrade,
this car has staggering power figures for a modern muscle car, with a
headlining 850 hp.
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1969
Chevrolet
Chevelle
396
$74,999
Produced through the 1964-1978 model years, the Chevelle was one of
Chevrolet’s most successful nameplates. Throughout all years, the 1969
Chevelles were billed as “America’s most popular mid-size car.” Our featured 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle is an SS 396 version with the
most powerful engine available in the 1969 series fitted to it. This
stylish two-door convertible is offered in remarkable condition
inside-out and is located in Florida.
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1995
Hummer
H1
454
$69,999
Hummer is about to be revived as GMC’s new EV 4x4 venture. But the new
creations are unlikely to share many similarities with models that
underpinned the Military-inspired vehicle brand. Cars like this 1995
Hummer H1 are what made the brand iconic. And this newly-restored
example features a host of modifications that have dragged the
utilitarian off-roader into the 21st century. Having undergone a full refresh in 2020, with the truck stripped down
to the metal, this Pennsylvanian-based H1 has a long list of parts
replaced, with all work done by an H1 specialist. It could very well
be one of the most mechanically and visually complete H1s on the
market today.
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1955
Chevrolet
2 Door
$59,999
The image of a Chevy’ 55 two-door is probably the first that pops into
anyone’s head when thinking about Diner-obsessed old-school Americana.
A shape that defined an era, the old-school Chevrolet’s were more than
just transport; they were cars that appealed to young and old and
provided many a gateway into the hot-rodding scene. In 2021, a new era dawns. But those who continue to bump-up the power
figures of these icons that are approaching seventy-years in age show
no let-up in their creations. As such, we’re happy to present one of
these two-door creations to you today. Located in Delaware, this
wildly modded 1955 Chevrolet 2-Door features a host of power-centric
modifications.
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1967
Chevrolet
Camaro
SS
$41,999
The first-generation Camaro hit the roads late in 1966 with a mission
to eclipse its biggest competitor, the Ford Mustang. The 67 models had
almost 80 factory options and 40 dealer-specific options to choose
from, with the most desirable ones being the Rally Sport (RS),
SuperSport (SS), and Z/28 models. The SS option, such as our subject
car, added a dollop of power and was designed to tear up the
quarter-mile in around 15 seconds — impressive today, but even more so
over 50 years ago. This specific Camaro is reported to have just 2.5k
miles on its new 454 motor.
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1915
Ford
Model-T
Roadster
$23,999
The Ford Model T is truly a distinctive piece of automotive history.
The Model T was the first automobile ever to be built on an assembly
line, reducing its initial production time from 12.5 hours to a mere
93 minutes by 1914. By the time ford rolled out its ten-millionth
Model T, half of all cars in the world were of Ford heritage.
Undeniably one of the most significant symbols of innovation and
success for the Ford Family, a staggering 15 million of these units
were manufactured, with Henry Ford himself along with his son Edsel,
Driving the 15-millionth Model T out of the factory, marking the Model
T's last official day of production. The legacy of the legendary model
T, more commonly known as 'Tin Lizzie,' carried on and took number 8
on the top-ten list of most cars sold of all time as of 2012. This
beautiful Ford model T Roadster sits in California and is your chance
to own one of the greatest pieces of American automotive history.
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1965
Ford
Mustang
Fastback
$59,999
The first-generation Ford Mustang kick-started an era of pony cars
into production. Soon after introduction, competitors were scrambling
to offer competing models, thus cementing an entire genre of American
automobiles. The Ford Mustang's classic styling needs little
introduction with a long hood and the Fastback's well-proportioned
shape with the sloping rear. There's little doubt it's one of the most
recognizable car designs in history. And the first-generation 1965 Ford Mustang for sale here combines
those classic design elements with some subtle (and a few not so
subtle) upgrades to reveal a resto-mod that may even get the attention
of the hardened purists. For everyone else, this 1965 Ford Mustang
Fastback offers a delightful combination of carefully selected parts
that brings the classic look and feel into the 21st century with
useable power and driving dynamics.
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2002
Chevrolet
Camaro
SS 35th Anniversary
$36,999
If you're a fan of 90s and early 00s cars, then the fourth-generation
Chevrolet Camaro is the perfect example of a desirable American sports
car. The fourth-generation Camaro has a loyal fanbase thanks to its
clean design and hot engines. Stylistically it remains unique, with
the eventual successor resorting to a retro-inspired look. This red 35th Anniversary Camaro is the perfect example for any
collector or enthusiast. Only available for the final production year,
this special edition is one of the rarest Camaros ever produced. In
total, just 3000 cars were made, and only 1398 of these were
convertibles. And, with just 1200 original miles on the clock, this
2002 Chevrolet Camaro 35th Anniversary is quite possibly one of the
lowest mileage Camaros in existence.
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2018
Mercedes-Benz
CLA-Class
45 AMG
$43,499
The Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class 45 AMG is the four-door sedan variation of
the record-holding A45 AMG. The CLA 45 features the same turbocharged
engine as its smaller A-Class brother, which at the time boasted the
highest specific output per liter for a 2-liter 4-cylinder engine.
Famed for its powerful engine, this CLA 45 also incorporates AWD
thanks to Mercedes-Benz’s 4Matic system. This makes the A45 one of the
most exciting small sedans to feature on American roads, with
blistering power and all-around handling agility. Highly specified, this 2018 Mercedes-Benz CLA45 AMG offers many
factory options, combined with further specialist tuning to eke out
even more power from this potent small sports sedan.
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1991
Land Rover
Defender
110
$94,999
The Land Rover Defender had long been a cornerstone of the Land Rover
line-up. From here is where the brand was built—a product of the Land
Rover that existed before a switch to the luxurious
wood-’n’-leather-filled products that we see today. Make no mistake,
the base Defender is a utilitarian tool designed to do what it does
well. And that’s where the charm of this white classic 1991 Land Rover
Defender comes in. With masses of road presence, it has the ability to
go where many other SUVs dare not.
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1990
Land Rover
Defender
110
$109,999
A British institution, the Land Rover Defender is in the headlines
again thanks to the recently launched all-new version. But fans of the
original are unlikely to find much redeeming in 2020’s interpretation
of the Defender nameplate. This 1990 Land Rover Defender 110, on the
other hand, is likely to find comfort in the home of a true
enthusiast. This black Land Rover Defender has been subtly upgraded with the
modifications you’d expect for the rough and ready lifestyle that
owning a 1990 Land Rover Defender commands. And with a few choice
modifications, this Defender is ready for adventure.
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1967
Chevrolet
Nova
454
$41,999
The Chevrolet Chevy II was a key part of Chevrolet’s small-car
strategy in the 60s and 70s. The first Chevy II was designed with the
likes of the Ford Falcon in mind and was a quickly-developed entrant
into the small-car space. The Nova tag was reserved for the top of the
line models, and the model quickly became known by both Chevy II &
Nova titles. This 1967 Chevrolet Nova is a fine example of the two-door second
generation of Chevy II. However, a peek under the hood will reveal
that there’s more to this Chevy Nova than just preservation. Rather,
it features some tasty parts, built with a keen eye for detail to make
it stand out from the rest.
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1991
Land Rover
Defender
110
$61,999
With a new Defender on the block, the appreciation of the old-school,
fix-it-with-a-hammer, Army-inspired Defender is at an all-time high.
It represents a period of no-nonsense motoring that arguably couldn’t
be sold today. This green Land Rover Defender pays tribute to all that the original
Defender was loved for. Having recently undergone an extensive full
restoration, it’s a car that offers little in the way of creature
comforts, but instead provides dependable off-road ability and immense
practicality.
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1970
Dodge
Charger
500
$39,999
For sale is the rare and highly-sought-after Dodge Charger 500. With
only 392 of these cars built to qualify it for NASCAR participation,
the Charger 500 is undoubtedly a Mopar collector’s dream purchase. Designed to compete in the 1969 NASCAR Championship, the Charger 500
won 18 victories around the banked ovals. The Charger 500 then went on
to serve as the basis for the now-legendary Charger Daytona. With opportunities to own such a rare example of the Dodge Charger few
and far between, this numbers-matching 1970 Dodge Charger 500 could be
the perfect opportunity to secure a unique piece of American muscle
car history.
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1968
Chevrolet
Chevelle
SS
$69,999
When launched, the second-generation Chevrolet Chevelle featured a new
design language, and remains one of the most vivid examples of the
era’s “coke bottle” style trend. The coupe adopted a flowing fast-back
body style, with timeless lines that serve it well today. The 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle SS featured here today has undergone a
full frame-off restoration and the results speak for themselves. It’s
a full roller, with a 496ci engine under the hood, with custom
suspension, paint and wheels. This Chevelle resto-mod is a great
example of a classic American muscle car reimagined while staying true
to the original.
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1959
Mercedes-Benz
190SL
SLR Tribute
$119,999
For sale is this 1959 Mercedes-Benz 190SL that serves as a homage to
the SLR. The SLR (R standing for Rennsport) was originally created as
a means of offering customer racers a race-ready variant of the
already-popular 190SL. However, as the project was discontinued early
on, there are very few 190 SLRs in the world today. However, thanks to
cars like this 1959 Mercedes-Benz 190SL SLR Tribute, the memory of
such unique cars can live on.
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2020
Ford
Shelby GT500
Golden Ticket
$123,999
This new 2020 GT500 has popularly become known as a “Golden Ticket”
car, as it has the ultra-rare spec Carbon Fiber Track Package. With a
low number of dealerships being allocated 2020 Ford Shelby GT500s with
the Carbon Fiber Track Pack (an $18,500 added value), it’s no wonder
where the “Golden Ticket” name originated from. The Mustang Shelby GT500 “Golden Ticket” has fast become a hot-topic
among the community, not just due to its rarity, but also because of
its desirability in terms of options. This Oxford White 2020 Ford
Shelby GT500 “Golden Ticket” will very likely become a valuable
collector’s item, as demand for these factory Track Pack-optioned
vehicles is already through the roof!
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1967
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Malibu
$34,495
This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is an example of the first
generation of the original generation of Chevelle. Originally
conceived to compete with the Ford Fairlane, the Chevelle was a
mid-sized Chevy that enjoyed great success. This 1967 Chevrolet
Chevelle Malibu appears to have been preserved well, with several
subtle upgrades that prioritise a blend of usability with the
originality.
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1992
Land Rover
Defender
110
$99,999
This British classic from the 90’s is ready for another trip through the wild terrain. Maintaining its original design and overall look, this Defender 110 is fully updated for the modern adventurer in 2020. Everything from the custom interior to the exterior roll cage is up to spec and ready to hit the road no matter where that might be. With a Defender 130 body conversion, there is a lot more room in this example for storage and people. The coil springs on the 1992 110’s offer a much smoother ride and the tall, one-piece windscreen gives more visibility than some of the earlier models. This Defender comes with a CarFax report.
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1979
Mercedes-Benz
450SL
Roadster
$9,999
In 1971, Mercedes Benz decided to add a little spice into their mostly
well-tamed line of cars. They introduced the R107 and C107, a series
of sports cars with a German flavor that focused on capturing the
American market. It was the right move. The SL became the
second-longest single series ever produced after the G-Class. The
R107, like the one featured here, was Mercs only roadster during its
time in production and is a two-seater with a detachable roof that's
been spotted in Philadelphia, with just a smear over 80k miles on the
road.
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1988
Mercedes-Benz
300
SEL Sedan
$9,999
The Mercedes Benz 300 SEL, was a full-sized premium performance car
built by Mercedes Benz from 1968 to 1972. The 300 SEL, being a
prototype in 1966, turned into a production model in the year 1968,
and 6500 units were built later on. This particular example of the
1988 Mercedes Benz 300 SEL is a spectacular four-door, five-seat,
rear-wheel drive luxurious S-Class sedan located in New Jersey. This
one-owner car is dealer-maintained, always kept garaged, and has 86000
miles on its clock.
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2003
BMW
Z4
Roadster 2.5si "Golden Eye"
$9,999
In 1989, BMW decided to take a break from producing
luxury-but-sporting sedans built for wealthy executives to cater to
motorsport enthusiasts. The German manufacturer introduced the Z
model, a roadster that didn't shine in terms of practicality but was
undoubtedly a sheer driving experience. The Z series continued,
claiming its place in the hearts of car enthusiasts. The Z4, such as
the example featured below, was designed by Danish BMW designer Anders
Warming, who created a modern, more significant model than the
previous generation. This GoldenEye-inspired Z4 has clocked just 64k
miles on the road and is for sale in New Jersey.
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1964
Oldsmobile
Cutlass
Convertible
$17,999
General Motors' Oldsmobile produced the Cutlass during 1961 till 99'
as an entry-level model, making its debut as a compact car before
finally reaching its fullest potential as an intermediate. The
second-generation Cutlass featured here was the first to be enlarged
and redesigned, with its long body, wider wheelbase, and extra pounds
sitting on a conventional body on frame chassis. This second-gen
Cutlass has clocked just over 43k miles on the road and is up for
grabs in California.
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1976
Cadillac
El Dorado
Convertible
$20,999
The Cadillac El Dorado is like the mafia of cars — they stand out, are
the flagship of Cadillac luxury, and took over the streets for half a
century over twelve generations. The 76’ in particular belonged to the
9th generation of the El Dorado family and was a truly notable edition
as its redesigns made it wider and heavier looking compared to the
previous generation. This generation was also blessed with a convertible model, a trait
unseen since 1966. This 1976 Cadillac El Dorado Convertible is located
in New Hampshire and is a stunning example of Cadillac's finest. It’s
reported to have been garaged, and all original documentation since
its initial purchase comes paired with the car.
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2017
Land Rover
Discovery
HSE Supercharged
$37,999
The Land Rover Discovery, often referred to as the “Disco,” is loved
all over the world for being among the finest and most rugged premium
4WD SUVs on the road. The Discovery influenced the automotive market
as one of the first true off-road capable family cars. Adopting the
smooth, round style as the 2015 Discovery Sport, the 2017 Land Rover
Discovery HSE offers comfortable seating for five passengers and
provides an impeccable driving experience on both off-road and tarmac.
This exquisite example of the 2017 Land Rover Discovery comes to you
from New York with 55,000 miles on its clock. With a host of optional
extras included, this off-road conqueror is a perfect way to
complement an adventurous lifestyle.
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1986
Porsche
928
S
$14,999
The 928 was one of the first attempts Porsche made to include a luxury
touring car into their arsenal of vehicles. By the late ’60s, the
German auto manufacturer had already established themselves as one of
the best in the business when it came to high-performance sports cars,
but executives in the company — including owner Ferdinand Porsche
himself — decided to take a different approach and replace its current
flagship, the 911. The result was a touring car that had the power and personality of a
sports car but felt comfortable and refined like a luxury sedan. It
was named the 928, and one such cared-for example is available for
sale today, located in Washington.
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1996
Jaguar
XJS
2+2 Convertible
$14,999
The XJS is a British luxury grand tourer built from the late '70s
until 1996 by British car manufacturer Jaguar cars. The Jaguar's
unique look gave it quick popularity, and the XJS played a role in
such hit TV and Film series such as The New Avengers and Return of The
Saint. Production of the XJS lasted nearly 21 years, and a total of just over
115,000 of these magnificent machines were built. Our subject car, a
final-year 1996 Jaguar XJS 2+2 Convertible, resides in California,
awaiting its new owner.
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1973
Chevrolet
Corvette
L82
$16,999
During the 1970s there was no doubt that the Corvette, even though
it’s a 2-seater sports car, was one of the meanest cars on American
streets. The Chevrolet Corvette C3 is the third generation of the
Vette’ and marks the second time Corvette carried the name ‘Stingray’.
By 1973 the 3rd gen Vette’ has been around for several years and it
started transforming from muscle to touring sports car with an
improved ride and quieter interior. This example of the 1973 Chevrolet
Corvette L82 is rebuilt with an original motor. It is located in
California and has only done 6465 miles on the newly build motor.
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2010
BMW
335i
M-Sport
$24,999
The BMW E90 series of vehicles is widely considered as one of the best
generations of BMW 3-Series. Available in a four-door sedan, five-door
wagon, and two-door coupe and convertible forms, the 3-Series was a
junior executive car that had widespread appeal. The E93, with its
folding hardtop roof, holds a considerable amount of charm thanks to
its combination of open-air driving and coupe lines with the NVH
benefits of a metal roof. Our subject car is a 2010 335i M-Sport E93 with a host of
modifications under the hood and to the exterior. Along with the
extensive upgrades, we’re assured that all maintenance has been
performed, with the transmission serviced, brake system flushed, and
cooling system maintenance recently completed too.
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1994
Chevrolet
Caprice
IMPALA SS
$14,999
The Chevrolet Caprice Impala SS is a legendary name that made a bold
return to the roads in the mid-90s. The Impala nameplate hadn’t been
seen since the 80s, but it was a well-known symbol of Chevrolet’s
flagship sedan. The seventh generation of the Impala SS is arguably its most
sought-after variant, with appreciation for the conservative yet
menacingly styled four-door sedan growing each year. This 1994 example
is finished in black and both the interior and exterior appear to be
in remarkably original condition.
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1967
Ford
F100
Long Bed
$19,999
The F-Series of Ford Pick-Up is almost a superlative for success. One
of the best-selling vehicles in North America, the chances are by the
time you finish reading this sentence, someone, somewhere, has bought
one. The popularity of the F-Series means that they’ve become a staple in
most states. However, as new and improved versions are churned out
each day, the appeal of an unmolested classic F-100 has started to get
collectors talking. The truck you see here is an example of such: a
1967 Ford F-100 Long Bed.
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2018
Bentley
Bentayga
Signature Edition
$149,999
Opulent accessories, hand-stitched leather, lavishness and power have
always been Bentleys way. The Bentayga, the initial SUV introduced by
Bentley has all the luxury, space, power and speed as expected from a
Bentley making it highly desirable in the SUV market. When launched in
2016, the Bentayga was the fastest SUV in production and was the
default choice for ones who seek the finest SUV the market had to
offer. In 2018 Bentley announced five Bentayga models and offered
today is a fine example of the 2018 Bentley Bentayga Signature
Edition. Located in Florida, this Bentayga has all maintenance up to
date and is recently serviced at the dealer. With just 27000 miles on
its clock, the original MSRP for this Bentayga was a staggering
$281,639.50.
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1991
Toyota
MR2
Turbo W-Sport Roof
$22,999
The second-generation MR2 was given a complete makeover before it
debuted in 1989. The car quickly gained popularity among JDM
enthusiasts due to its unique-for-the-price-point features, such as
the mid-engine design and planted handling. The handling and
road-holding of the MR2 were areas in which Toyota invested a lot of
time to improve for the MK2, seeking advice from professional racers.
This W-sport roof edition stayed with its original owner up until
2016, with all of the original purchase paperwork and build sheets
along with the original owner's manual. The subject car is up for sale
in Florida. With just 57k miles to its name, it is a well-preserved
example of one of Japan's finest sports cars.
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2008
Aston Martin
DB9
Volante
$57,499
Luxury and performance, the DB9 has both. British auto manufacturer
Aston Martin gave the world a first glimpse of the grand tourer at the
2003 Frankfurt Auto Show. Unlike its older sibling, the DB7, this
generation was built in Aston Martin's facility in Warwickshire,
isolating the DB9 to perfect its design. This 2008 Volante is a truly
remarkable example of British motorsport blended with luxury. Our
subject car is located in Florida with only 13800 miles to its name.
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2010
Bentley
Continental
GT Speed
$57,999
The Bentley Continental GT was the first car revealed by Bentley after
under Volkswagen AG management and the first Bentley to employ mass
production manufacturing techniques. Debuting in 2003, this grand
tourer was about refinement and elegance and a hint of sporting
ability. However, the Bentley Continental GT Speed was introduced in
2008 and added a dash of excitement to the more sedate base GT. This outstanding example of the 2010 Bentley Continental GT speed you
see today bears some of the iconic Continental GT styling. It offers
all the lavish luxuries you seek from a Bentley. Located in Utah, this
GT speed has 51,928 miles on its clock and comes with a string of
optional packages.
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1969
Chevrolet
Camaro
SS
$53,999
By April of 1965, word on the street was that Chevrolet was planning
to release a machine code-named 'panther.' The car was to battle the
ford mustang, and automotive journalists were left on edge with
confusing clues and riddles until finally, on the 21st of June, 1966,
the Camaro was announced. When the automotive press asked Chevrolet
product managers what a Camaro was, they replied, "a small, vicious
animal that eats Mustangs." This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS is for sale
in Alabama and has undergone a complete engine rebuild.
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2019
Ford
F-150
Shelby Raptor Baja
$109,999
Any truck with a Raptor badge on it means serious business; that’s a given. Ford created the F150 Raptor as a way for die-hard, performance truck owners to distinguish themselves from the average user. But that’s not enough for some: which is why the Shelby Raptor exists. We’ve all seen what Shelby does to their mustang, but their intention with the 2019 Shelby Raptor Baja is to encourage owners to embrace the terrain that mother nature throws at them and drive where no other vehicle has ever been pushed to the limit. Up for sale is a 2019 Ford F150 Shelby Baja that’s been tricked out with some choice modifications.
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2005
Bentley
Continental
GT
$34,999
Bentley is known to be a brand of luxury and class and a symbol of prestige. Until the GT's introduction, Bentleys were viewed as stoic and exclusive cars to own, only obtainable by a small segment. 2003 marked the debut of the Continental GT, a grand tourer that gave the appearance of a sports coupe. What's more, the Continental GT's design made it more affordable, without compromising on quality. It opened the doors to a much larger segment of customers. The 'Big B' featured below is a beautiful example of the first generation GT and has clocked a mere 44,000 miles on the road and comes with a clean Carfax.
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2018
Mercedes-Benz
S-Class
S63 AMG Cabriolet 4MATIC
$120,999
The name S-Class stands for Sonderklasse, roughly translates to
'special class' In German. The S-class bears the honor of being the
flagship vehicle for Mercedes-Benz since 1972. With its looks, power,
all-wheel-drive drivetrain, and everything Merc knows about open-top
motoring squeezed into this car, the 2018 S63 AMG gets its' right to
wear the S-Class badge. The 2018 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S63 AMG Convertible features new
badging, a new engine, advanced autonomous driving capability, and a
whole stack of extra performance. This glamourous example of the 2018
Mercedes-Benz S-Class S63 AMG Convertible is upgraded with gripping
optional packages. Located in Florida, this top-of-the-line S-Class
S63 AMG only has 14700 miles on its clock.
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1973
Ford
Bronco
Ranger Uncut Body
$49,999
The Bronco was Ford's debut SUV and set the foundation for its success
in the sports utility segment. The idea was brewed by Ford's product
manager Donald N. Frey and was brought to life by his buddy and
engineer, Paul G. Axlerad. Earlier models, such as the 1973 Ford
Bronco Ranger featured here was initially developed as a compact
off-roader until its redesign in 1978. This garage kept example sits
in Florida and comes with complete Ranger trim
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2018
Mercedes-Benz
E-Class
E63 AMG S Edition 1 Wagon
$88,999
Originally manufactured exclusively as a range of executive cars, the
E-Class first made its debut in 1953 and has been marketed worldwide
across five generations. The generation of E-class featured here today
started reaching owners in 2017. At the time, it was the most technologically advanced E that Merc had
ever produced. The fifth-generation was a great success, winning
multiple plaudits from automotive publications. This specific example,
which is available in California, is the high-performance E63 AMG S
Edition 1, and more specifically, the S213 station wagon. It’s ideal
for enthusiasts who enjoy the perfect blend of excitement,
practicality, and luxury, while the exclusive Edition 1 Package P88
(only available in the first production year) was a $22,000 option
when new.
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1969
Chevrolet
Corvette
Stingray
$34,999
In the 60’s golden era of American muscle cars, Corvettes were a huge
part of the action. the 1969 Vette’ belongs to the third generation of
Chevrolet Corvette and by that year the Stingray gained an increased
engine displacement and other upgrades. Proudly carrying the
“Stingray” name for the second time, the 1969 Vette’ embraced a “Mako
Shark” inspired body design. This splendid example of the 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray which
bear subtle upgrades while retaining its originality. Located in New
Jersey, this 1969 Corvette is arguably one of most unique and rear
Stingrays in the market today.
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2018
Porsche
911
GT3
$166,999
The 911, is the most successful Porsche in all of their production
history. Winning world championship races including the 24 hours of
Daytona, Targa Florio, 24 hours of Le Mans and many other World
Championships, its reputation is cemented. The GT3 is a
high-performance variant of the Porsche 911 sports car. Like its big
brothers, the GT3 also had a successful racing career. Recognised as
among the world’s best drivers’ car, the GT3 responds no matter how
hard you push it to its limits. It gives you the impression that its
capability will always exceed your skills. This stylish example of 2018 Porsche 911 GT3 will captivate
enthusiasts’ attention owing to its manual gearbox. Located in
Florida, it has only done 8200 miles.
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