This is a recently restored Jak Pak 300, it’s a highly unusual off-road motorcycle featuring double inline rear wheels that are both powered, offering substantially improved hillclimbing ability. There were three primary Jak Pak…
This combination is about as close to the perfect vintage camper set up that we’ve ever seen, consisting of a 1968 Chevrolet C20 pickup truck and a 1966 Del Rey “Sky Lounge” Camper that…
This is a lockback pocketknife from Santa Fe Stoneworks that has a fossilized woolly mammoth bone handle. The handles are sourced from Siberia, and are generally 10,000 – 15,000 years old. Due to the…
This 1988 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC was bought brand new by Johnny Carson at Mercedes-Benz of Beverly Hills. He must have had genuine affection for the car, as he kept it for many years, not…
This is a Fusconeta Mini Bike, it’s been designed to look like a motorized Volkswagen Beetle front fender, and the originals actually were, but these new models are made with fiberglass Beetle fenders to…
This is a 1978 Holden Sandman, it’s one of the most iconic Australian vehicles ever made, but outside of the great southern land it remains almost completely unknown. Most people, in car circles at…
This is a disassembled Porsche 964 M64 flat-six with a displacement of 3.6 liters, that was originally fitted to the engine bay of a 964-series 911. All of the major parts are accounted for,…
The Lotus Elite has been called “the forgotten Lotus” by some, as it’s rarely mentioned among the marque’s back catalogue, but at the time of its release it was the most well-built, versatile, and…
This knife was originally owned by Elvis Presley, and it comes with it’s own handmade leather sheath featuring a hound dog, a guitar, some musical notes, and of course, the initials “E.P.” Elvis was…
This Ferrari Dino 246 GTS was sold new to singer and actress Cher through Hollywood Sports Cars in 1972. This would be near the peak of the popularity of The Sonny & Cher Comedy…
This is a remarkably well-preserved Honda VF1000R superbike from 1984. Interestingly, this bike was first owned by motorcycling legend Malcolm Smith, and it’s only covered 795 miles since new. The VF1000R debuted in 1984…
This is a 1971 De Tomaso Pantera powered by a 351 cubic inch Ford Cleveland V8 mated to a ZF 5-speed manual transaxle. It’s received some recent work, including body repairs, but requires finishing…
