For Sale: A Rare 1977 Ferrari 512 BB “Wide Body”
This is a 1977 Ferrari 512 BB that was given a series of upgrades in period that made it a truly unique example of the Berlinetta Boxer series. It was given widened wheel arches,…
This is a 1977 Ferrari 512 BB that was given a series of upgrades in period that made it a truly unique example of the Berlinetta Boxer series. It was given widened wheel arches,…
This is a 1968 Dodge Super Bee has been given an extensive ground-up restoration, it’s now powered by a Mopar 572 V8 Hemi built by Strasburg Machine, turning out 700 bhp and 750 lb…
This is a 1962 Sunbeam Alpine convertible that has been given a complete rebuild, including the fitment of a 300 bhp Ford 302 V8, a Tremec TKX 5-speed manual transmission, and QA1 coilover shock…
This is an original De Tomaso Pantera 90 Si, just 38 of these would be offered for sale to the general public, and it’s rare to see one come up for sale as owners…
This is a unique Washington quarter that has two heads, one on each side. It’s a novelty coin that’s made from two real quarters, each carefully cut in half and then joined in the…
This is a 1985 Jeep Grand Wagoneer that benefits from a restoration and a series of upgrades, the most significant of which is the fitment of a modern 5.3 liter Vortec V8, offering a…
This is the Lava Lake Monster Automatic from the Detroit-based team at Shinola. It’s a large (43mm) titanium wristwatch with an automatic mechanical movement, a titanium bracelet, and it’s water resistant down to 300…
This is a replica of the Roper Steam Velocipede from 1867, an invention that some consider to be the first motorcycle ever made. This example was built by Bill Eggers, a leading expert on…
This is a Chevrolet 6.2 liter LT5 V8 that remains in its factory crate, having never been fitted to a car. When it was introduced in 2019 it was GM’s most powerful crate engine…
This is a 1972 Ford Mustang Mach 1 that has remained untouched in storage, under a thick layer of dust, since 2007. It’s now being sold out of Greenfield, Indiana and the seller notes…
These are the original mahogany sand casting patterns that were used by Holman-Moody in the 1960s to manufacture the alloy intake manifolds for the legendary Boss 429 V8. Patterns like this are used during…
This is a 1973 Monteverdi High Speed 375 L, it’s a car that many have never heard of, and those that do know of it often know it as Switzerland’s first muscle car –…