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James Bond Project Car: A 1964 Aston Martin DB5 In Need Of A Rebuild

Ben Branch July 5, 2023
Aston Martin DB5 1
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This is a largely complete 1964 Aston Martin DB5 that was disassembled for a restoration, the restoration project was stalled and now the car is being sold in the hopes that a new owner…

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The Factory-Supercharged Studebaker Avanti R2: “The World’s Fastest Production Car”

Ben Branch July 4, 2023
Studebaker Avanti
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The Studebaker Avanti R2 was hailed as the world’s fastest production car after its release in 1962, it broke 29 world speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats including one run clocking an incredible…

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This Is The Only AC MA-200 Roadster Prototype Ever Made

Ben Branch July 3, 2023
AC MA-200 Roadster Prototype
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This is the only AC MA-200 Roadster prototype that was ever made, and it could very well have provided the basis of a second-generation Shelby Cobra if history had worked out differently. The MA-200…

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eBay Find: There’s A Rare Brubaker Box For Sale

Ben Branch June 30, 2023
Brubaker Box 6
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The Brubaker Box first appeared in 1972 and would defy the odds by becoming one of the most famous van designs of the decade– even though it wasn’t being produced by a major manufacturer….

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The “Long-Lost” VW-Porsche 356 LaDawri Special Is Up For Sale

Ben Branch June 29, 2023
VW-Porsche 356 LaDawri Special
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This is the VW-Porsche 356 LaDawri Special, it’s the only one of its kind ever made and up until recently it’s been a “long-lost” mystery car. Images of it would surface from time to…

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The AMC Gremlin Buying Guide

Jon Branch June 29, 2023
AMC Gremlin
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The AMC Gremlin was introduced in 1970 with a controversial design that was said to have been first sketched on an air-sickness bag. The car would be come a cult classic, with over 670,000…

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A Rare Ferrari 308 GTB “Vetroresina” That Was Found In A Collapsed Barn

Ben Branch June 28, 2023
Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresina 6
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This is a 1976 Ferrari 308 GTB “Vetroresina,” the relatively rare early fiberglass-bodied version of the 308 GTB that weighed in at 331 lbs less than its later steel-bodied successors. Just 712 of these…

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An Original Bianco S: The Affordable 1970s-Era Brazilian Sports Car

Ben Branch June 27, 2023
Bianco S Sports Car
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The Bianco S is a rare sports car from Brazil, though it was designed by an Italian and built on the foundation of a German automobile – the Volkswagen Beetle. Just 400 examples of…

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The Bristol Beaufighter: Britain’s Most Eccentric V8 Grand Tourer

Ben Branch June 26, 2023
Bristol Beaufighter Car
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The Bristol Beaufighter was claimed to be the fastest four-seat car in the world when it was introduced in 1982, with a top speed in excess of 241 km/h (150 mph). This speed was…

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The Mosler Consulier GTP: America’s Forgotten 1980s Supercar

Ben Branch June 25, 2023
Mosler Consulier GTP
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This is the Mosler Consulier GTP, a car built around a composite monocoque years before the major manufacturers got there, and quick enough that sanctioning bodies kept adding weight to it rather than let…

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Carroll Shelby’s “Second” Green Hornet Prototype Is For Sale

Ben Branch June 23, 2023
Carroll Shelby's Green Hornet Prototype
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This car was personally commissioned by Carroll Shelby to become a faithful Green Hornet prototype recreation, only the second of its kind. After it was built it remained in the Carroll Shelby Foundation until…

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This Is John C. Reilly’s 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu

Ben Branch June 21, 2023
John C. Reilly 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu
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This 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu was bought by John C. Reilly back in 1992, near the beginning of his acting career. He had the car restored to its current condition, then kept it for…

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