A gem of the 70’s, this example still has the original interior and rare blue paint. This was the last year that Chevy offered a big block engine in the Camaro and the 454 that sits under the hood is still growling. The 70’s were a premium time for muscle cars in America and this is one of the poster children. The split bumper front end was exclusive to this package and contributes to the unique look and distinct feel of this Camaro. With a very straight body and an upgraded sound system, there are a lot of pleasant surprises.

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.

This example of the first generation of Ford Bronco Sports is now available with just 1,256 miles on the swapped Coyote 5.0 motor. This vintage restomod is finished in Lexus Pearl White paint for a sleek touch both inside and out. The front and rear differential lockers ensure that all four wheels stay on the ground so you can take advantage of that world famous four-wheel drive. Maintaining its classic stance and body type, this Bronco is detailed with modern comforts. LED headlights sit up front to replace the original sealed beam lights and give a clearer view of the road. Safety features like the Wilwood brakes pick up where they may have been left off in 1969. Comes with a CarFax report.

This 2013 McLaren MP4-12C Spider is set to roll off the lot with just 21,210 original miles. As far as convertible supercars go, the Spider is a respectable entry into the high performance world. This McLaren was not previously available as a roadster and the Spider is highly sought after. Finished in Pearl White with powder coated red brake calipers, this example features a sport exhaust and the Stealth Package. That will come in handy if you plan on driving on surface roads. The power under the Spider’s hood makes it tough to keep your foot off the gas. Comes with a clean Carfax.

This example of the 2018 F-150 Raptor comes in Lead Foot Grey finish and sits on beadlock wheels. This 4x4 is 7 feet wide and cuts a large, utility profile while harboring many interior luxuries. The 9.8 inches of clearance offer enough room for any kind of terrain you may come across on your travels. The Raptor’s 8,000 pound tow rating and 1,200 pound hauling capacity is enough for any heavy duty work. This example’s tech package includes automatic high beams, lane assistance and adaptive cruise control. Having that mix of both comfort and durability could be good for anyone who wants to get the most out of their truck. Comes with a clean Carfax report.

This imported 1985 Land Rover Defender 90 has covered just 1,155 miles since being restored by the Land Rover specialists at Osprey Custom Cars of Castle Hayne, North Carolina. Obtained by Osprey as a basket case just over a year ago, this Defender now packs a 300-horsepower GM-sourced V8 engine, a 6-speed automatic transmission, and a refined interior on par with modern luxury Rovers. It is being offered on consignment with a clean North Carolina title and additional restoration documentation.