A stunning 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 finished in Lime Metallic represents a peak era for American pony cars. This factory original four-speed manual features a 302 V8 and the iconic shaker hood. It remains a high-value collector piece with a documented Elite Marti Report.
This 1964 Lincoln Continental Sedan is a masterclass in mid-century luxury, finished in Black Satin over a vibrant red leather interior. Powered by a 320-hp 430ci V8, it features the iconic rear-hinged suicide doors and classic Cartier clock that defined an era of American prestige.
This Raven Black 1956 Ford Thunderbird features a refurbished 312ci Y-block V8 and the iconic Continental kit. With a porthole hardtop and black-and-white vinyl interior, it represents the quintessential mid-century American luxury roadster.
Market spotlight on a 1966 Ford Mustang GT Convertible A-Code 289, finished in Nightmist Blue with GT equipment and period-correct mechanical updates. This example features a refurbished presentation, subtle upgrades, and documented recommissioning work.
This 1968 Dodge Charger R/T emerged from a meticulous three-year refurbishment in 2025. Boasting a rebuilt 440ci Magnum V8, fresh White paint, and documented broadcast sheets, it represents the pinnacle of Mopar performance. Discover this Oregon-original muscle car icon now located in Washington.
Market spotlight on a 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ81 VX Limited turbodiesel with right-hand drive, off-road upgrades, and recent mechanical service. This imported Japanese-market example shows high mileage and documented preparation.
This 2008 Volvo C70 T5 features a power-retractable hardtop and only 36,000 miles. Equipped with a turbocharged inline-five and premium wood trim, it offers a refined and safe convertible experience for the discerning driver.
Market spotlight on a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback Super Snake replica with a 427 CI V-8, Tremec 5-speed, and modern chassis upgrades. This auction-bound build blends classic design with contemporary hardware.
The 1957 Chevrolet 150 Sedan is a quintessential “post car” that balances vintage charm with modern muscle. Featuring a high-performance 400 CI V-8 and a stunning Highland Green finish, this example offers a visceral driving experience. Explore this refined classic at the Kissimmee 2026 auction.
The 1949 Packard Standard Eight remains a pinnacle of post-war design, blending steel durability with iconic ash wood trim. This 288ci straight-eight powered station sedan offers a rare glimpse into the era of the premium American woodie, featuring a unique clamshell tailgate.