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The 1995 Peugeot 806 Procar: The World’s Only FIA Endurance Racing Minivan

Ben Branch December 11, 2022
Peugeot 806 Procar
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This is the Peugeot 806 Procar from 1995, it was created as the result of a wild (and wonderful) scheme organized by the French automaker to raise the profile of their new minivan by…

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1990s Supercar Royalty: The Bugatti EB110 GT

Jon Branch December 10, 2022
1994 Bugatti EB110 GT
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The Bugatti EB110 was a true successor of the original pre-war Bugattis that had been created by Ettore Bugatti and his son Jean. It combined beauty with supercar performance made all the better by…

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There’s A Rare Rotary-Powered Maxton Rollerskate For Sale

Ben Branch December 9, 2022
Maxton Rollerskate
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This is a Maxton Rollerskate and if you’ve never seen one before that may be because just 51 were built back in the early 1990s. All were powered by rotary engines sourced from the…

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Field Find: A Rare 1980 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 – $1,550 USD

Ben Branch December 7, 2022
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 1
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This 1980 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 was discovered sitting in a farmer’s field, it’s now being sold on eBay with a price of $1,550 USD, however it should be noted that it’s going to require…

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Short Film: Carl Cox And His Alpina B6 3.5

Ben Branch December 4, 2022
Alpina B6 Carl Cox 1
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This short film from Brightside Media tells the story of the Alpina B6 3.5 owned by legendary international DJ Carl Cox. Cox is well-known for his love of cars, classics in particular, and he’s…

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Bruce Willis’ Chevrolet Nomad “Sport Wagon” Is For Sale

Ben Branch December 3, 2022
Bruce Willis Chevrolet Nomad
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This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad was previously owned by Bruce Willis, the A-list star of countless films including the Die Hard series of Christmas movies, Pulp Fiction, The Last Boy Scout, The Fifth Element,…

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Display Piece: A Ferrari 500 Mondial Front End

Ben Branch December 3, 2022
Ferrari 500 Mondial Front End
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This is the front end from a Ferrari 500 Mondial Series I, almost certainly the most famous of the few four-cylinder cars made by the Italian automaker. Although Ferrari is of course known best…

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The World’s First Production V16: The Cadillac Sixteen

Ben Branch December 2, 2022
Cadillac Sixteen V-16
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The Cadillac Sixteen has the unusual distinction of being the first production car in the world to be powered by a V16. It became one of the most expensive and prestigious cars in the…

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1:1 Scale Porsche 917ATR Sculptures – From After The Race

Ben Branch December 2, 2022
Porsche 917ATR Body
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This is a new series of life-sized sculptures by the talented team over at After The Race, often known simply as “ATR.” Just 12 of these 917ATR bodies will be made and clients will be able…

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For Sale: An Original Meyers Manx Beach Buggy – A 1960s Icon

Ben Branch November 29, 2022
Meyers Manx Beach Buggy
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This is an original Meyers Manx, the first and only authentic fiberglass-bodied Beetle-based beach buggy, and a vehicle that has spawned countless imitations over the years. Bruce Meyers was an engineer, sailor, yacht builder,…

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The Fiat 126 Buying Guide

Jon Branch November 29, 2022
Fiat 126
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This Fiat 126 is a period competitor for the likes of the British Mini that’s been seeing its popularity climb in recent years. The beautifully proportioned design coupled with the rear engine, rear wheel…

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“The Most Beautiful Car Ever Made” – A Jaguar E-Type Project Car

Ben Branch November 28, 2022
Jaguar E-Type
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The Jaguar E-Type was released in 1961, its good looks and remarkable performance won it fans around the world, famously including Enzo Ferrari who is said to have called it “The most beautiful car ever made.” The 1967…

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