This 1959 Porsche 356 Convertible D has been with the same SoCal family since 1965, and though no longer matching numbers or wearing its factory correct color, it still sounds to be a good example with an interesting past. A low resolution photo within the ad shows it on track, and the seller briefly mentions what sounds to be extensive racing history. Find it here on Craigslist in San Diego, California for $159k. Special thanks to BaT reader Ed T. for this submission.
Click here to read more... | Current BaT Auction - Ends Wednesday, June 10, 2015 This 1983 Audi Quattro (VIN WAUDC085XDA900376) is said to be complete apart from the front bumper, and a stalled restoration effort means it hasn't run since partially disassembled at an unspecified date. Sale includes two interiors and two transmissions, and 77k and change recorded miles are believed to be original. Find it here on eBay in Saint Paul, Minnesota with no reserve. Special thanks to BaT reader Flussig1 for this submission.
Click here to read more... | This just in from the seller of the BRG Miata from last week's BaT Auction (link):
"BaT, The selling experience on BaT has been great thus far and the transaction with the buyer went smoothly. The shipper's driver arrived this morning to pick up the Miata and commented on what a funny (I think he was referring to the small size) and nice car it was. I'm looking forward to getting feedback from the buyer and hopes he likes the car as much as I did.
Glenn H."
Click here to read more... | This 1929 Ford Roadster is a modern build using what's said to be all-period correct OEM parts with no fiberglass to be found. We dig the color, rake and detailing enough to overlook the SBC, but even that's an appropriately old-school looking 327. The automatic trans isn't a big sticking point either, though of course we'd prefer a three pedal setup. Find it here on Craigslist in Foothill Ranch, California for $31,900. Special thanks to BaT reader Ed T. for this submission.
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