1967 Jaguar E-Type Series 2+2 4.2 Litre

 

Manual, Triple Carbs.

 

Original engine and transmission.

 

This car is a stunner - not concourse but a real nice driver.

 

Just how we like them, it’s real clean and apart from minor blemishes it’s got good paint, nice interior.

 

Turns heads where ever it goes, and what an affordable Classic.

 

We will be sorry to see this one go - $28,500.

 

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1953 Ford F-250 1-Ton 4X4

 

This is a rare truck; an F250 special ordered as a 1-Ton, with a V8 Flathead (one of the last).

 

The all-wheel drive is by Marmon - Herrington.

 

Gas tank has been removed, acid cleaned and coated, and a rebuild kit on the carburetor.

 

Been standing for some time; it is in need of paint, some replacement wood in the flat bed and a general clean-up. $4,950

 

 

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1971 Saab 96 V4

 

Great body, good driver, no major faults

 

Needs some TLC to finish.

 

As is $3,500.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1965 Mustang Convertible

 

4 speed Manual 289 motor – #’s matching

 

Was originally a three speed manual transmission

 

The top works fine and is in good shape.

 

This car is best described as solid - there is no rust, the undercarriage is as good as the body.

 

A great driver - $25,000

 

 

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1983 Mercedes 380 SL

 

Had a rear collision but still runs.

 

From trunk forward is all good – would make a good parts car for some one with front damage or for spares.

 

Comes with Hard top - $2500

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1961 Morris Minor Pickup

 

Excellent example of this cute pickup.

 

A great promotional tool or just a fun runabout, these are getting scarcer every day.

 

$9,950

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1972 El Camino SS Clone

 

New 502 Crate Motor, new T 400 Transmission.

 

Comes with Air tilt steering wheel.

 

Car looks stunning, a great driver, no expense spared $25,000.