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Porsche 356 Sculpture #001 by Stephan Dufour

Ben Branch April 7, 2023
Porsche 356 Sculpture by Stephan Dufour
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This is Porsche 356 Sculpture #001 by artist Stephan Dufour, it’s made from black resin that’s been polished to a high-gloss finish and it’s being…

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The Kaiser Darrin – “A Forgotten American Sports Car”

Ben Branch April 6, 2023
Kaiser Darrin
  • Cars
  • Classic Cars

The 1954 Kaiser Darrin you see here is number 281 of the 435 that were made, it was an innovative car with a lightweight…

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The Fiat 238 Van From “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” Is For Sale

Ben Branch April 5, 2023
Fiat 238 Van Indiana Jones
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This is said to be one of three Fiat 238 vans that were used during the filming of Indiana Jones and the Dial of…

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39 Years In Storage: An Original NOS Porsche 953 4×4 Drivetrain

Ben Branch April 5, 2023
Porsche 953 Drivetrain 4x4
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  • Classic Cars

This is a “new old stock” 4×4 drivetrain from the original batch of Porsche 953 vehicles and spares that were built to compete in…

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An Original Supercharged 1967 Shelby GT350

Ben Branch April 4, 2023
Supercharged Shelby GT350 Mustang -_-20
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Just 35 examples of the Shelby GT350 were factory-fitted with a Paxton supercharger in 1967, they were internally marked as the “Cobra Supercharger,” and they…

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The Glasspar G2: The Most Important American Car You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of

Ben Branch April 3, 2023
Glasspar G2 11
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The Glasspar G2 was unveiled in 1951, making it the first low-volume production fiberglass car in history and beating the Corvette to market by a full two…

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40 Years In Storage: A 1958 Chevrolet Corvette Project Car

Ben Branch April 2, 2023
1958 Chevrolet Corvette
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  • Classic Cars
  • Project Vehicles

This is a 1958 Chevrolet Corvette that was disassembled for a restoration over 40 years ago, sadly the rebuild stalled and it’s been sitting…

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A Rare Toyota Sports 800: The First Toyota Sports Car Ever Made

Ben Branch April 1, 2023
Toyota Sports 800
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  • Classic Cars

Though it may look a little unusual now, the Toyota Sports 800 was the first production sports car ever made by the Japanese marque. This…

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A Rebuilt Land Cruiser 70 Series Troop Carrier – The Mighty “Troopy”

Ben Branch April 1, 2023
Toyota Land Cruiser Troopy
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  • Classic 4x4

The Land Cruiser 70 Series Troop Carrier has long been known as the “Troopy” in Australia, one of the countries where it has sold…

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1991 Pharaohs’ Rally Class Winner: A Rally Raid Range Rover

Ben Branch March 31, 2023
Paris-Dakar Rally Range Rover
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  • Classic 4x4

This is a 1991 Range Rover that was bought and prepared for endurance rally competition by Italian gentleman racer Franco de Paoli, his original intention was to race…

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An Incredible 1:1 Scale Porsche 917 Le Mans Slot Car Raceway

Ben Branch March 31, 2023
Porsche 917 Le Mans Slot Car Raceway
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This is a Porsche 917 Le Mans slot car raceway that was built by Slot Mods of Detroit. It’s housed inside a replica Porsche…

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For Sale: A Lamborghini Urraco – “The Forgotten Lamborghini”

Ben Branch March 30, 2023
Lamborghini Urraco
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The Lamborghini Urraco was designed by Marcello Gandini as an answer to the Ferrari Dino and the Porsche 911. It has a 2+2 seating arrangement…

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