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1972 Jaguar E type V12 RoadsterVin Number: UC1S20352Registration Number: MMU161KIn very fine order, this V12 Jaguar E type is a manual car coming to us from a samll collection.  It is being sold due to being so sparingly used. The car is finished in lovely signal Red with an original black leather interior all in very..

Chassis No. 2W87Z7N224467 Sold new at Don Welch Motor Company of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, this 1977 Trans Am represents one of Pontiac's most well remembered and iconic designs. The car was ordered with the W72 code T/A 400 cu-in (6.6L) V8 with a four-barrel carburetor mated to a four-speed automatic transmission. Standard equipment on all ..

Chassis No. 111.027.12.001167 Engine No. 116.980.12.000932 The Mercedes-Benz 111 and 112 series convertibles, produced between 1961 and 1971, stand as luxury icons, not just for their cutting-edge engineering, but also for their timeless design. The pinnacle among them was the rare 280 SE 3.5. Offered for just two years in 1970 and 197..

Chassis No. AR3025433 For years, Alfisti seeking to extract the maximum performance out of their Alfa Romeo have turned to Bristol-based specialists Alfaholics for their extensive catalog of performance upgrades. Ranging from period-correct restorations to all-out race cars, Alfaholics is the company behind some of the most world-renowned Al..

Chassis No. HLS3049416 Engine No. L24060430 In 1969, urged by North American President Yutaka Katayama, Nissan returned to the performance car market with the Datsun 240Z, debuting at the Tokyo Motor Show. Priced at $3,626 in the U.S.-less than half the cost of a comparable Porsche 911-it offered a thrilling driving experience with a 2..

Chassis No. SAJJEAEX8AX220656 The late 1980s saw nearly all the major performance car manufacturers of the day embroiled in an all-out knife fight to develop the fastest 200-plus mile-per-hour supercar. Porsche had introduced its 197-mph top-speed 959 in 1986, followed shortly thereafter by Ferrari's 201 mph F40, with news of Bugatti's new E..

Chassis No. 9116301000 Engine No. 6340178 For many, a Porsche 911 is just a starting point. With a racing history and a legacy of modifications spanning back decades it's no wonder why many vintage 911s feature customizations with a personal touch. This example is just one of 1,868 Rest of World (RoW) 911 Coupes produced for 1976. It w..

One of seven finished in Arancio Miura orange over Gobi beige One of only about 150 "SV" specification Miuras built Desirable European specification model with extensive German history Formerly part of the Rosso Bianco Collection Nut-and-bolt restoration by award-winning Modenese Lamborghini experts Retains its matching-numbers engine ..