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No Reserve: Turbocharged 1981 BMW 733i 5-Speed

No Reserve: Turbocharged 1981 BMW 733i 5-Speed

31K-Mile 2004 Honda S2000

31K-Mile 2004 Honda S2000





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BaT Auction Success Story: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT in for a Nut and Bolt Restoration

BaT Auction Success Story: 1965 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT in for a Nut and Bolt Restoration

Stock-Look 5-Speed Swap: 2002 Audi S8

Stock-Look 5-Speed Swap: 2002 Audi S8

Unmodified 5-Speed Notchback: 1981 Toyota Celica GT

Unmodified 5-Speed Notchback: 1981 Toyota Celica GT

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BaT Video Inspiration: Raw Group B Atmosphere

M5 V10 & Full Carbon ALMS Body: 2005 BMW M3

M5 V10 & Full Carbon ALMS Body: 2005 BMW M3

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