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1965 Sunbeam Tiger Mk I
This stunningly restored Sunbeam Tiger was built, according to its chassis number, in the early stages of the Mark I’s production. A tedious ground-up restoration was performed on this rust-free car with its original panels. The new black bucket-seat interior includes a beautiful burled walnut dash with a full set of original gauges and factory…
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1932 Stutz DV-32 Convertible Victoria by Rollston
Many of the finest bespoke creations on Stutz chassis were produced at the Rollston Company of New York City, who, for three decades, was Manhattan’s most prestigious coachbuilder. Rollston produced an astonishingly diverse portfolio of work, encompassing everything from fleet roadsters to massive town cars, which were all distinguished by exceptional build quality and were…
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The Hot Dakota
The Dakota was Chrysler’s reaction to the Ford Ranger and Chevy S-10. It was introduced for the 1987 model year and lasted until 2011, produced through three generations. Generally a well-selling worker bee, the Dakota did make a splash with a convertible Sport version in 1989–91. In addition, since Carroll Shelby was working at Chrysler…
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Go Find a Carl
I was invited to participate in ACC’s Buyer’s Symposium at Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale sale this January, and I had such a great time last year that there was no way I was going to miss it. Editor Pickering recalled last year’s crew, which consisted of the two of us, Carl Bomstead, B. Mitchell Carlson and Sam…
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The New Wave
Each week, my extended family gets together on Sunday to have dinner together at a place I like to call the Pickering compound — a flatroof house in Portland’s West Hills, built by my great grandfather, grandfather and dad in 1959. It’s full of family heirlooms and history. The grandkids all run around and play,…
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1953 Glasspar G2 Roadster
Two-owner example of this rare early sports car Original DeSoto Hemi and Ford running gear Beautifully restored; just 122 miles since
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1982 Chevrolet Corvette Collector Edition
Collector Edition One of 6,759 produced Original window sticker Owner’s manual Matching-numbers 5.7-liter, 200-hp V8 4-speed automatic transmission Mirrored T-tops Power door locks Power windows Power brakes Air conditioning 49,464 miles Unrestored
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1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1
351 Ram Air Factory 4-speed 38k actual miles True survivor with 95% original paint Original North Carolina car coming from a private collection First time offered for sale All original sheet metal
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1999 Pontiac Trans Am 30th Anniversary
One of 1,065 30th Anniversary coupes produced Equipped with the optional 6-speed manual gearbox From the final series of Trans Am production Very well preserved with exceptionally low miles Includes original window sticker and factory manuals
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1930 Chrisman Bonneville Ford coupe
Among the most historic 1950s Bonneville racers Built by Art and Lloyd Chrisman and Harry Duncan Multiple Bonneville record-setter in 1953 Featured on the cover of the February 1954 issue of Hot Rod as “The Most Fantastic Coupe” Third place in the Historic Hot Rod Class at Pebble Beach in 2001