This is a 1998 Mercedes-Benz G320 SWB G Wagon that was originally delivered to Japan. It’s a left-hand drive example that spent most of its life in Japan, before being imported to California and…
This is a Pratt & Whitney R-4360 Wasp Major aero engine, it has 28 cylinders in four radial rows with a displacement of 4,362.5 cubic inches (71.5 liters) and up to 4,300 bhp when…
The Jensen GT would be the last production car ever made by the British automaker. It was essentially the shooting brake version of the earlier Jensen-Healey, and it shared the earlier car’s 2.0 liter…
This is a 3.0 liter Ferrari Tipo 047 Formula 1 V10 engine that was used in the 1998 season. In full race trim the engine is capable of 805 bhp at a screaming 17,300…
This is the first time that Craig Breedlove’s Spirit of America Sonic I land speed racer is being offered for public sale. Up until now it was part of the collection of the Indianapolis…
This is the book “Ferrari,” along with its distinctive stand and bookcase. The book was released in 2018 with an eye-watering asking price of $60,000 USD for the Art Edition, of which just 250…
This is a 1957 Volvo TP21 that has been given a nut-and-bolt rebuild which included the fitment of a 572 cubic inch big-block V8, a TH475 three-speed automatic transmission, air-locking differentials, front Wilwood calipers,…
This is the Record Runner, it’s the world’s smallest record player, consisting of a miniature VW Bus model containing batteries, a speaker, and an Audio Technica stylus and cartridge system. In order to use…
This is the 1948 Packard Super Eight “Yacht” designed for Louis Réard, the inventor of the bikini swimsuit. The car toured France and much of Europe with bikini-clad models in the back to promote…
This is a WWII-era Studebaker M29C Weasel from the 1940s. It’s a vehicle that was developed for crossing snowy terrain, but that was also used extensively in sand and mud, including during the U.S….
This is the Colombo V12 from a 1960s-era Ferrari 365 GT 2+2. Known as the Colombo V12 after the engineer Gioacchino Colombo who designed it, this V12 would have a remarkable lifespan – remaining…
This is an original 1938 Crocker Twin, a motorcycle that’s largely forgotten today, but back in the 1930s it was the fastest American production motorcycle that money could buy – hitting speeds of over…
