This 1954 Corvette is the subject of a crazy, completely over-the-top, way-too-much-power restomod build, but somehow manages to remain subtle, if not downright restrained. Built up from an engineless basketcase, the car now features a custom-built, turbocharged LS series 4.8 truck motor that's estimated to be putting out "about 500-ish" RWHP. The seller did much of the fabrication work himself, and it all looks to be of top-notch quality, particularly all those beautiful welds. He even claims to drive it every day, and it is being offered for a fraction of the cost of an original or over-restored example which would have a 155 HP six and 2 speed auto. Find it offered here on eBay in Pasadena, California for $49,500 OBO. Special thanks to BaT reader Geoff A. for this submission! Click here to read more... |
This 1972 Autobianchi A112 Abarth Radiale runs a 1,000cc four tuned to in excess of 100 HP, and breathes through a wicked looking set of Webers screened in behind a Lexan cover poking through the grille. It's said to be quick, street-legal, and is prepped for rally or hillclimb action with period equipment. Looking like a gallon of fun stuffed into a pint-sized package, it's being offered on in San Francisco, California for $22k. Click here to read more... |
This lovely 1963 Lancia Flaminia 3B 2.8 coupe is said to be an original, unrestored car with 70,000 miles from new. Currently set-up for vintage rallying, we love that it's still being used hard and not been over-restored or relegated to lawn duty. Serviced by noted Lancisti garage Omicron Engineering, it's been successfully campaigned three times running at the Tour de France Automobile, most recently this year. Find it offered here on eBay in Norwich, England with reserve not yet met. Special thanks to BaT reader Ignacio S. for this submission! Click here to read more... |
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