
2023 New England Auto Auction - Saturday Autos
2023 New England Auto Auction - Saturday Autos
Description
2007 Land Rover Range Rover Sport HSE w / 57,700 miles
Lot # 91 (Sale Order: 101 of 200)
2004 Mercedes-Benz SL500 w / 32,500 miles
Lot # 92 (Sale Order: 102 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
1968 Ford Thunderbird Landau
Lot # 93 (Sale Order: 103 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
2008 Mercedes Benz S600 w / 58,700 Miles
Lot # 94 (Sale Order: 104 of 200)
This car is being sold with a Title.
2007 Mercedes Benz SL550 w/ 28,200 original miles
Lot # 95 (Sale Order: 105 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
1976 Triumph TR6 w / 38,000 miles
Lot # 96 (Sale Order: 106 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
1959 Ford Galaxie Sunliner Convertible
Lot # 97 (Sale Order: 107 of 200)
This car is being sold with a Title
1939 Lincoln Zephyr Town Limousine
Lot # 98 (Sale Order: 108 of 200)
Being sold with a title
1946 Ford Tudor 2 door Sedan
Lot # 99 (Sale Order: 109 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
1973 Datsun 240z Coupe
Lot # 100 (Sale Order: 110 of 200)
Being sold with a Tit
1956 Ford Thunderbird Custom
Lot # 101 (Sale Order: 111 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
1957 Chevy Corvette Fuelie
Lot # 102 (Sale Order: 112 of 200)
Being sold with a Title
2003 Acura NSX
Lot # 103 (Sale Order: 113 of 200)
The NSX became the world's first mass-produced car to feature an all-aluminium body. It was powered by an all-aluminium 3.2 L V6 engine, which featured Honda's VTEC system developed in the 1980s, a 5-speed manual transmission.
The example, a one owner car was purchased new by the current owner in 2003. Included with the sale is the original window sticker, owner's documentation folder complete with all original manuals and all other factory/ dealer manuals and booklets are included. The owner states that the clutch, timing belt and water pump were all replaced 5 years ago. Since new, the vehicle was always served and work performed at the dealership in Sarasota, FL or at Sunny Side Acura in Nashua, NH. This car has always been garaged in a proper facility and also states that the paint is original.
The seller states this car is a fun car to drive being quick, nimble and a head turner everywhere it goes.
1981 Toyota HJ47 LHD
Lot # 104 (Sale Order: 114 of 200)
1951 Mercury M-76 Convertible
Lot # 105 (Sale Order: 115 of 200)
Selling with No Reserve
Simply stated, this multiple award winning Mercury Eight is regarded by many as the finest example of a 1951 convertible in existence today. Its restoration and story has been featured in multiple publications and automobile clubs. Before his passing the owner was regarded as one of the foremost authorities on Mercury authentication in the United States and is being offered for sale without reserve.
This 1951 Mercury Eight Convertible is a former Dearborn Award winner by the Early Ford V8 Society and is an AACA Grand National First Prize Winner. Restoration of this fine Mercury was undertaken by Dr. Gene Napoliello, a board member of the Early Ford V8 Society and leading author of the authenticity manual for 1949-1951 Mercury automobiles. While undertaking the over 5 year restoration on this convertible, Dr. Napiliello went to great lengths to ensure that all aspects of this fine automobile were correct and the awards received reflect
that. Every aspect of this car, according to the estate, was rebuilt and restored during this process. Publications featuring this automobile include Hemmings Classic Car Magazine, the AACA national publication as well as the September 23, 2018 feature in the Hemmings Daily Blog.
As expected, this award winning Mercury Eight convertible features the famous Mercury 255ci V8 engine with a three-speed manual transmission with overdrive. The exterior finish is a beautiful Vassar Yellow. The awards and pedigree of this vehicle speak for themselves as this vehicle has been maintained to a high degree since restoration, as it should be. Sold with a registration.
1968 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
Lot # 106 (Sale Order: 116 of 200)
Under the hood the consignor states that this GT 500 is powered by its original drivetrain including the 428ci Police Interceptor engine with 4 speed manual transmission. Serious collectors should note that it is an original car. that has been well maintained for its entire life and is described by the consignor as overall being in very good condition for a 55 year old car. The engine runs extremely well and the transmission shifts as it should. The consignor states that they did change the rear shocks but the original Koni?s are included and also reflect the condition of the vehicle. The owner states that getting behind the wheel of this vehicle feels like stepping into a time capsule. The exterior blue finish is well preserved for its age. Close inspection around the rear window seals and glass also help to substantiate the originality of its condition. Original paint markings are still visible in some areas, especially under the hood, where corresponding markings still match the codes on the original dealer key tags. In the trunk the car still carries its original spare tire.
The interior condition reflects a car that has been maintained with originality in mind, from the condition to the carpet to the headliner, even the original stickers still on the sun visors speak to the originality and exceptional condition of this car.
Original documentation included with this vehicle also reflect and support the overall originality of this Shelby. Documentation includes the original purchase agreement and bill of sale from Jack Thrasher Ford of Terre Haute, Indiana in March of 1968. Also included is the original owner?s manual with the original owner?s name, address, and vehicle?s serial number written inside the front cover. Further documenting this vehicle are both original Ford warranty cards and both sets of original keys with the white dealer tags noting ?S-33,? corresponding to the same original marking under the hood of the vehicle.
Original, documented cars like this Shelby do not come up for public sale often. This1968 GT500 is worthy of consideration by any serious enthusiast or collector. The combination of condition, and corresponding original documents represented by this vehicle is extremely hard to find. Contact auction staff to discuss any aspect in further detail. Vehicle sold with a registration.
1972 Chevrolet Chevelle SS
Lot # 107 (Sale Order: 117 of 200)
1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner
Lot # 108 (Sale Order: 118 of 200)
This car underwent a recent ground up restoration and the interior is dressed in original its upholstery, power steering, power brakes, dual side mirrors, wide whitewall tires, and AM radio.
The seller states this world be an amazing addition to any collection and is a stunning example.
Being sold with a Title
1962 Ford Thunderbird Sports Roadster
Lot # 109 (Sale Order: 119 of 200)
From the beginning, this Thunderbird has been cared for and maintained to a high standard. Originally, this vehicle was specially ordered by a doctor?s wife from Spaulding Automobile Company in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Per her wishes, this vehicle was specially ordered in the cream white finish with light blue interior and matching color vinyl top. This custom color combination is extremely rare in the Thunderbird world. According to documentation provided, the car was only used on special occasions and every winter was stored back at the dealership. Prior to her passing, the original owner sold the vehicle back to the dealership, where they used it sparingly and kept it stored on stands when not in use. When the dealership closed in 1985 the owner retired and took this Thunderbird with them to Arizona where it was sold. At that time in 1985 it had 11,250 miles. In 2000 the vehicle was donated to be sold as a church benefit. The current and 3rd serious owner, a collector of high quality Fords and Shelby Mustangs, purchased the car from that sale in 2001 and has lovingly maintained it since. This history is documented and is included in the sale.
This Thunderbird sports its original 390ci / 300hp engine paired with its original automatic transmission and drivetrain. Driving this vehicle is an experience, it runs and drives as one would expect. The engine is smooth and the car seems to glide effortlessly down the road. Again, it is worth noting that original low mile survivor cars of this nature are extremely rare. On inspection one will notice that even the tires are the original from the dealership and according to the current owner have never been off of the rim. They look almost like new, however it is worth noting that for safety reasons, new tires should probably be put on before any distance driving as the originals are over 60 years old. On the exterior the cream white and light blue color combination blend perfectly. At one point, some paint work was done on the exterior to one fender but was done to such a high degree to match the car that it is virtually impossible to notice.
The Sports Roadster was a rare, unique and highly desirable Thunderbird option for 1962. The fiberglass tonneau cover covers the back seat and creates a sleek two seat roadster. Brilliant Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels accent the curves and lines beautifully. On demand, the original power top smoothly operates as it should and the original customer ordered light blue vinyl is still in exceptional condition for its age. This amazing time capsule is loaded with factory options available at that time. Since their purchase, the current owner has diligently continued this car?s legacy of proper storage and maintenance.
Documentation with this sale includes the two original factory built tickets, a copy of notarized ownership history and mileage notations, photo of the vehicle in storage at the dealership on stands, and the original 1962 Ford Dealer Thunderbird promotional book.
This car is being sold with a registration
1963 Porsche Supr90 Coupe Sunroof
Lot # 110 (Sale Order: 120 of 200)
According to the consignor, this highly desirable sunroof 356 has been a California car its entire life until it was recently brought east by its current caretaker/ collector. On the exterior, this Porsche reflects a vehicle that has been highly maintained during its life. The brilliant red finish, and older high quality repaint under prior ownership, is highly presentable and has held up extremely well. The classic red exterior and tan interior compliment each other nicely. The seat headrests are included and match the quality of the interior. They are not shown in the photos and were removed based on the personal preference of the consignor. The power sunroof, an extremely desirable option, works and functions as it should.
Under the rear deck, this Super 90 has a factory rebuilt engine that was installed under prior ownership. The consignor states that this vehicle ?shifts beautifully,? drives and handles extremely well and is once of the nicest to drive 356?s they have ever owned. Other current features on this automobile are koni shocks, a Nardi wheel and it is sitting on new tires.
Vehicle sold with a registration.
1960 Jaguar XK150 Drop Head Coupe
Lot # 111 (Sale Order: 121 of 200)
All proceeds from this sale will be going to help fund new construction and education programs at Owls Head Transportation Museum.
Boasting gorgeous styling, this Jaguar XK150 DHC is a well-restored example of the final iteration of the original ?XK? family, finished in a black with a red interior and black top, as per provided Jaguar Heritage certificate.
Power comes from the 3.8-litre engine with twin SU HD6 carburetors, producing 220 hp, and gets to the ground through a Borg Warner built three-speed automatic transmission, new Dayton chrome wire wheels with and new Vredestein 600 tires and spare.
This Jaguar has the matching number body, chassis, engine block and cylinder head.
This XK would make an excellent addition to any collection of British classics, and a welcome companion for weekend drives on its new owner?s favorite roads.
Being sold with a registration.
1936 Oldsmobile F-26 Touring
Lot # 112 (Sale Order: 122 of 200)
1925 Buick Master 6
Lot # 113 (Sale Order: 123 of 200)
Being sold at No Reserve is this Buick Master Six.
All proceeds from this sale will be going to help fund new construction and education programs at Owls Head Transportation Museum.
Built by Buick from 1925 to 1928, as GM was sharing platforms and technology within their divisions, the Master Six was closely related to the Oldsmobile Model 30 with shared wheelbase and engine sizes. Buick had developed a reputation as being a conservative luxury car and having bodies made by ?Fisher?, gave the Buick customer the same attention to style and refinement but at a modest price.
Power comes from the 255 Ci overhead valve "Master Six" rated at 70 hp, and is transmitted to the wheels through a 3 speed transmission.
This car is finished in a brilliant Blue with Black fenders and a classic red pinstripe that also follows onto the black spoke wheels. The interior sports a front and rear bench seat in camel brown with a burgundy carpet.
Features include a central taillight, running boards, a windshield visor, cowl lamps, and a polished radiator surround with a Buick-branded MotoMeter cap, Buick branded hubcaps, and a spare rim and tire
The seller states this car in very good condition, and is a nice driving car.
Vehicle comes with: Hard to find starter/generator specifically for this vehicle, refurbished and new brushes cleaned, adjusted and tested ? Full toolbox ? New 1925 Buick Tire Tubes ? 1925 Buick Lights, Hubcaps, Glass, Door Handles ? Car Cover and extra fog lights.
Being sold with a registration.
1973 Pontiac Granville
Lot # 114 (Sale Order: 124 of 200)
1952 M-38 Jeep and M-100 Trailer
Lot # 115 (Sale Order: 125 of 200)