This 1969 Shelby GT500 is one of just 18 that left the factory in Grabber Yellow, a color that suits the car remarkably well. It seems Carroll Shelby agreed, as this car belonged to…
This is an original Interstyl Hustler 6 designed by the great William Towns, the same man who penned the Aston Martin Bulldog, the Aston Martin Lagonda, the Rover-BRM gas turbine Le Mans racer, the…
This is a mini bar hidden inside the front end of a 1932 Ford, you open the engine cover to showcase the well-equipped bar tucked away underneath, instead of the Flathead V8 it had…
This is the 1998 Pontiac Trans Am WD1 pilot and engineering vehicle. It’s the first LS V8-powered Trans Am ever made, VIN #1 in the series, and it was previously part of the GM…
This is a rare Glas 1700 GT, it’s one of the last built in 1967 before production shifted over to the BMW version of the model. This one has been sitting in a garage…
This is a 1980 Toyota SR-5 Pickup that was the subject of a collaborative rebuild by The Toy Truck Company and Truckin’ magazine in 1981 to create a Trans Am-style Toyota Pickup. The truck…
This is a one-off Formula 1 simulator that consists of a replica 1:1 scale front end of a 1967 Lotus 49 F1 car, as well as the screen, controls, and computer to run it…
This is a WaterCar Panther, and while it may look like some variation of a Jeep Wrangler, it’s actually an entirely bespoke vehicle with the ability to travel at 85 mph on land, and…
This is one of just 30 examples of the 463 bhp Holden VF SSV Ute that were built to mark the 30th anniversary of the “Blue Meanie,” one of Australia’s most famous performance V8…
The Plymouth Duster made its debut for the 1970 model year as an affordable V8 performance coupe designed to compete with the likes of the Ford Maverick, AMC Hornet, and Chevrolet Nova. The Duster…
The 1984 Sbarro Super Eight is one of the most unusual one-off cars of the 1980s, and that’s really saying something. Despite its hatchback looks, the Super Eight is actually a mid-engined Ferrari 308…
This is a Kellison J6 Panther that was built in 1975. It’s an American-designed sports car that was developed by former USAF fighter pilot Jim Kellison, and it could be built on a variety…
