This restored 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Coupe is finished in Cortez Silver with a Parchment interior, featuring a V8 engine, 4-speed manual, and the original L78 block. Representing the highly desirable 1970 model year, this SS Coupe benefits from a comprehensive restoration, making it a compelling piece of documented American muscle.
The 1967 Mercury Cyclone Two-Door Hardtop featured a complete redesign, establishing it as a serious mid-size muscle car with potent 390 and available 427 V8 engine options. This pivotal generation emphasized sleek lines and performance-enhancing features, distinguishing itself from the Comet and becoming a highly compelling, sought-after classic with a unique blend of Mercury’s sophisticated flair and raw American V8 muscle.
Gooding Christie’s headlines its Rétromobile Paris Auction with a rare early-production 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta featuring rich history. The car’s competition pedigree, matching-numbers components, and restored livery make it a standout entry.
This stunning custom 1956 Ford F600 Crew Cab was built by Classic Car Studio, featuring a Cummins 6.7L 24-valve engine, air-ride suspension, and a luxurious leather interior. It rides on a one-off chassis with Porterbuilt suspension, late-model GM brakes, and Alcoa 22-inch semi wheels, blending vintage industrial design with exceptional modern performance.
This 1966 Dodge Charger Fastback marks the inaugural model year, featuring the distinctive black exterior, white interior, and a 383 CI V8. It showcases the highly collectible design with hideaway headlights, a full-length console, and Foose wheels, making it a powerful and stylish early muscle car.
This 1991 Gullwing Cars 300SL Replica is finished in Signal Red with tan leather, featuring a Mercedes M103 3.0L I6 engine and a 5-speed manual transmission. Built by Tony Ostermeier, it utilizes a welded square-tube frame with fiberglass and aluminum laminate bodywork, and includes features like four-wheel disc brakes, AC, and a fitted luggage set.
This highly collectible 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT represents the final, most refined model year, featuring a 2.8L V6, 5-speed manual, and just 14,849 miles. Finished in Red with a Beachwood interior, this coupe includes its original window sticker, factory AC, and new tires, showcasing the best version of Pontiac’s mid-engine experiment.
This custom 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Classic Brougham features a 350 CI V8 crate engine, 4-speed automatic with a shift kit, and a Burnt Orange finish. Benefiting from a rebuilt transmission, rear disc brakes, and a stylish black and gray custom interior, this low-mileage coupe blends desirable classic styling with thoroughly modernized performance.
Shelby no. 1128, this 1967 Shelby GT500 Fastback features a matching-numbers 428 CI V8, dual 4-barrel carbs, 4-speed manual, and Dark Moss Green paint. Benefiting from an older restoration and recent engine rebuild, this highly documented fastback includes its Marti Report and Interior Decor group, standing as a legendary piece of muscle car heritage.
This stunning SEMA-displayed 1987 AM General M998 HMMWV received a full, custom build from Plan B Trucks, featuring a slant back and a modern interior. With massive 40-inch tires, Radflo shocks, a custom dashboard, and a potent 6.2L diesel V8, this truck is a true off-road spectacle built for the show circuit and the trail.