This 1962 Sunbeam Alpine Series II (chassis B9119367ODLXR) was purchased here on BaT back in 2011 as a project by the current seller (link). That previous seller listed it as a 1963 but it is actually a 1962 on the title, and it has factory overdrive and a hardtop. The extensive mechanical work since 2011 was handled by Hugh Francis in Cooperstown, NY, who was the service manager and head mechanic at Morris Garage, the MG/Triumph/Sunbeam dealership in Oneonta, NY for many years. Receipts are shown in the album below, and the seller has added 1000 miles since. He says that the car is now a great driver and cruises on the freeway at 70 mph with no problem. It is available in Albany, New York for $12k. Click here to read more... |
This 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo (chassis WP0AA095XGN151702) has been built from the ground-up as a NASA, PCA, SCCA, and FIA compliant rally racer. Owned by the same family for 12 years, modding began in 2005. With over $50k in documented work, much of which is detailed below, this car would be impossible to replicate for anywhere the modest asking price. It looks well-built and really mean, but the best part is that it retains street-legal status. Find it here at GR Auto Gallery in Grand Rapids, Michigan for $14,900. Click here to read more... |
This 1987 Saleen Mustang (chassis 1FABP41E2HF174446) is said to be 100% original with less than 25,000 on its odometer. This blue color is very unusual, and despite the abundant 80s plastics, these cars were what all the Fox Mustang drivers aspired to back in the day. We fell out of love with these for a while, but now that you never see them on the road, we are back on board. Seeing these sitting on the showroom floor when dad was buying an Aerostar instead was mesmerizing. Find it offered here on eBay in Miami, Florida for $19.5k or offer. Click here to read more... |
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