This 6.2 liter Chevrolet V8-powered Cheetah is the last of the original Bill Thomas Cheetahs that was ever built, a fact that was later reaffirmed by Bill Thomas’s chief fabricator Don Edmunds. The Cheetah was…
This is a Burger King-branded Indy Car go-kart that was built in-period by the Bird Corporation, one of the best known manufacturers in the space. This kart now benefits from the fitment of a…
This is the Big Bad AMX Trio, it’s a private collection of all three of the Big Bad Colors of the 1969 AMC AMX, and they’re now being sold as a single lot –…
This is the Series 1 Espresso Machine from the team at Fellow, it’s one of the most highly-capable machines in its class, and the biggest problem Fellow has had is keeping enough of them…
This is the 1998 Prevost Marathon XL Bus used by Charlie Sheen for many years, including while filming the hit TV show Two and a Half Men. Sheen later sold the bus to musician…
This is a 625 bhp, 7.3 liter Godzilla V8 crate engine from the highly-respected team at Proformance Unlimited, and unusually, each engine comes with a two year, unlimited mile warranty. The Godzilla is one…
This is a 1992 Ferrari Mondial t cabriolet, the final major iteration of the Mondial series, best-known today for consistently being the most affordable entry point into Ferrari ownership. Powered by a 300 bhp…
This is one of the full scale prop cars used while filming The Spy Who Loved Me, and I became one of the most enduringly famous Bond cars thanks to its transformative ability to…
This is the 1982 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z, it was originally a concept car but it was later used as a pace car for the Indy Car World Series, and then used in endurance…
This is a Honda CT70H Trail from 1970, right around the beginning of the production run, just as the little dual sport bike was beginning to revolutionize the genre of approachable, pint-sized motorcycles. Many…
This is an original factory-supercharged 1999 Shelby Series 1. It’s a largely forgotten American sports car, and it was the only car that Carroll Shelby and his team ever made from scratch – from…
This is a rare surviving “boneshaker” bicycle from 1866, also known as a velocipede. It was built by the C. P. Kimball and Brothers Co, top carriage builders of the time who repurposed a…
