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BaT Auction #21: Bidding Ends Today! 1/7/2015 Update: This group of BaT Auction vehicles ends today! Be sure to watch the conclusion! You can find links to all the auction listings below: 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 V8 Sorted 1969 MGC 1988 Jaguar XJ-SC Sport R 1968 Pontiac Firebird 4-Speed Convertible 1987 Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Spider Restored 1983 BMW 745i Original Paint 1988 Mercedes 560SL Clean 1976 BMW 2002  The overview of all these BaT Auctions and the complete results archive can be found here. Click here to read more...   Original Owner: Beautifully Kept 1965 Fiat 1500GT Ghia This 1965 Fiat 1500GT Ghia (chassis 7AT0670TX10318314) has been with the original owner and seller for half a century, following them from initial purchase in the long defunct African country of Rhodesia to their current home in New Zealand. Described as immaculately kept, the seller adds: "I don't drive it much anymore but this says far more about me than it does the about the car, for although we have aged together, my maintenance programme has not been as rigorous or as successful as that of the car, and the time has come to part ways so that it can begin a new life in the hands of its second loving owner." Find it here on eBay in Tauranga, New Zealand for $35k OBO. Special thanks to BaT reader Dan S. for this submission! Click here to read more...   The $380 Jensen Interceptor Basketcase - Part II Here is the second installment in the story of the 16 year old who purchased a Jensen Interceptor basketcase that we featured on BaT(link), and who has plans to turn it into a stack of cash to either revitalize his grandfather's Jensen or buy his own. His was just voted the best BaT story of 2014 (link), and we plan to continue to follow the story. "Dear BaT Team, I hope everyone at BaT had a great holiday season, after seeing some of the comments for best feature of 2014, I figured that I would try again with my submission on the second part of the story of the basketcase Jensen. First of all, I am genuinely astounded by the number of comments the first post has received, and I thank everybody for their great feedback. That being said, I figured I'd share with you the experience I've had thus far with the car. Using a forklift, I removed the car far enough off the trailer that I could rest it on some jack stands and pick it up from the side. However, I realized that ordinary jack stands were not going to work due to the appalling amount of rust underneath the car. So I took them, and tacked on some 6"x6" metal plates to see if spreading the load would work. It didn't. I then took some big pieces of wood... Click here to read more...   Also new on Bring a Trailer: Click here to get the BaT Daily Email Copyright 2014 Bring a Trailer Media LLC  Follow BaT 24/7

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