This rare 2003 Ford Mustang Saleen S281-SC, one of just two built in this combination, packs a supercharged 4.6L V8 and 5-speed manual. Finished in gray with black leather, it includes the Saleen window sticker, premium audio, and a signed letter from Steve Saleen.
This striking 1970 Oldsmobile 442, finished in Viking Blue, boasts the powerful 455/365 HP V8, M21 4-speed manual, and factory Ram Air hood. This classic muscle car was previously featured in Muscle Car Review and includes Rally-Pac instrumentation and Super Stock II wheels.
This custom 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback features a Gen III Coyote V8, 6-speed manual, and a Roadster Shop chassis. Built by Velocity, this Street Series restomod boasts Recaro seats, Fox coilovers, Baer disc brakes, and Borla mufflers, blending classic looks with modern precision.
This 1972 Ford Bronco by Gateway Broncos features a Gen II 5.0L Coyote V8, custom matte blue finish, and a handcrafted leather interior. Restored in 2021, it blends classic design with modern power, safety, and comfort for the ultimate restomod adventure.
This low-mileage 1977 Datsun 710 Sedan represents the final model year. It features a four-speed manual transmission, inline-four, and power disc brakes. Finished in Burgundy over Tan, this well-preserved Japanese classic includes desirable Rota alloy wheels and a Hitachi pushbutton radio.
The Liberty Walk 1979 Mazda Cosmo AP reimagines a classic with bold JDM styling and handcrafted detail. Finished in black with Star Shark alloys, custom fenders, and a one-off dual muffler, it’s a rare retro coupe that embodies the soul of Liberty Walk’s craftsmanship.
This 1978 GMC Royale Motorhome, the final model year, features a 403ci V8, FWD, air suspension, full galley, and central A/C. This 26-foot RV, finished in Tan with stripes, includes a dinette, convertible couches, and a lavatory, ready for its next owner.
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Ferrari clinched the 2025 FIA WEC Hypercar Drivers’ and Manufacturers’ titles after the 8 Hours of Bahrain, marking its first top-class endurance championship since 1972. Despite Toyota’s 1-2 finish, Ferrari’s season-long dominance proved decisive in a historic campaign.
