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Yesterday we were excited to see 11 out of 12 listings sell to their highest bidders once again! This week we present 12 new listings with yet another interesting mix of restored cars, survivors, drivers, a replica, and full custom builds. The variety of submissions has been amazing!
Their detailed descriptions and the complete results archive can be found at bringatrailer.com/auctions.
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This 1987 Mazda 626 GT is offered for sale by it's original owner and has only 99k miles. Approaching 30 years old, we'd expect many 626's of this generation to have met their fates, a well preserved high-trim model such as this is a nice surprise. The original white paint goes well with the dark blue/grey interior, and this is the rare 5-door model with the large rear hatch. Find it here on Craigslist in St. Louis, Missouri for $3450. Special thanks to BaT reader Robert R. for this submission.
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This 1943 Buick M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer has been recently restored and is powered by a freshly rebuilt 16.0L 9-cylinder Continental engine producing ~450HP. With quick acceleration and a nearly 60 MPH top speed, the Hellcat was capable of carrying five crew members in relative comfort, thanks to it's GM-developed torsion bar suspension. The M18's speed and maneuverability were due in large part to it's light weight (20 tons), with the armor plating being reduced to only one inch thick to save weight. In comparison, the German Tiger II had seven inches of armor plating, but could only reach about 25 MPH. Although the turret is said to be fully functional, the gun has been disabled according to the seller. Find it here on Hemmings.com for $250,000 or best offer in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Special thanks to BaT reader Evan B. for this submission. Click here to read more... |
This 1964 Ford Cortina 1500 Deluxe sedan has somehow survived for over 50 years having never been registered or even driven. It is totally stock and unrestored with the 58 miles on the odometer said to be accurate. The blue/blue scheme and RHD/4-door/automatic arrangement make this a very basic example, but the originality is quite charming. It is unclear why it was stored for so long. Find it here on eBay in Cambridge, England for 25,000 GBP (today ~$38k USD). Special thanks to BaT reader Kyle K. for this submission.
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