Race
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1936 Delahaye 135 S
Of all the pre-war French racers, few are as well regarded as the Delahaye 135 S. Just 20 of these lightened and shortened speed machines were ever built, each doing battle at the very pinnacle of Grand Prix and sports-car racing. Of that small cohort, the penultimate example — chassis 47188 — is arguably the…
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1927 Amilcar C6
After being discovered behind the Iron Curtain, this Amilcar — along with a second chassis — is understood to have been exported from East Berlin via Switzerland prior to being sold to Morris Frost of Florida, where a restoration was carried out prior to the car being used on the road. A cracked engine block…
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1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce
This 1957 Giulietta Spider is a desirable 750F Veloce model that has been extensively prepared for vintage motorsport and maintained by KTR European Motorsports, having been previously owned and campaigned by the well-known marque specialists Alfas Unlimited of Norfolk, CT. Finished in an appealing shade of Alfa Red and fitted with period-style alloy wheels, the…
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1967 Ferrari 412P
The era was perfectly encapsulated by Sir Jackie Stewart as being “when sex was safe and racing was dangerous.” Ferrari and Fantuzzi, aided by the Maranello marque’s genius in-house stylist Edmondo Casoli (aka “the father of the 250 GTO”) created one of the most sexy, most beautiful pieces of performance engineering of all time. The…
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1976 Fiat-Abarth 131 Rally
To get the 131 Abarth homologated for Group 4 competition and to replace the aging 124 Abarth, Fiat produced a roadgoing version in a few hundred units. Launched at the 1976 Geneva Motor Show, the 131 Abarth Rally got the same engine as the competition version, but a little “civilized,” with the 4-cylinder, 2.0-liter, 16-valve…
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2008 Oreca Dodge Viper GT3
Originally built in 2008, this Viper GT3 was initially raced in the British GT by Aaron Scott and Craig Wilkins. It was subsequently repurposed for the 2011–14 Dutch Supercar series and appeared in the U.K. again in 2018 to contest the GT Cup in the hands of David Krayem and Speedtec Motorsport. Under the bonnet…
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1968 Challenger 2 Streamliner
Holds the fastest-ever certified speed-record run for a piston-driven vehicle Designed by Hall of Fame driver Mickey Thompson in collaboration with Kar Kraft in 1968 Driven by Danny Thompson to a new SCTA AA/FS record of 448.757 mph on August 12, 2018, at the Bonneville Salt Flats Chassis built by famed Indy Car constructor Quin…
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1966 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa Yenko Stinger
Yenko Stinger YS043 One of 100 produced Previously owned and raced by Jim Schardt of Ohio Campaigned on the SCCA circuit in the 1970s One of the most successful Yenko Stinger race cars Later sold to actor Tim Allen, who kept the car for more than 15 years Engine and transmission recently rebuilt by Yenko…
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1965 Dodge Coronet Super Stock Hemi
A990 426 Hemi package Restored to race appearance Rare period racing components W051 Coronet Super Stock Displayed at Floyd Garrett’s Muscle Car Museum
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1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Lightweight
One of 50 Galaxie Lightweights built in 1964; one of the first built One of 25 built with an automatic transmission (from the factory with an HX tranny used in Thunderbolts) Class winner at the 1966 NASCAR Winternationals at Daytona Concours restoration completed in November 2017 Correct 427/425-hp V8 engine and carburetors Correct dual-range HX…