This 1927 Model T roadster pickup is being sold with No Reserve, it was restored in the 70s, the current owner has added a Ruckstell 2 speed rear end and Rockey Mountain brakes within the last 12 months.

It is an older restoration that is showing its age, but the seller states this is a great running and driving car.
 it is equipped with factory wire wheels and a distributor conversion.
Also with the sale are some original parts, coil box, rear end housing, as well as other parts

Being sold with a registration

Being sold with No Reserve is this solid ?Barn Fresh? 1922 Packard 6 (Project).

The Packard Six was a series of luxury automobiles built over several generations by Packard from 1913 until 1947. The name was originally used to describe the car in general terms, while Series numbers were initially used and changed every year to denote wheelbases, then the number classification changed as market conditions changed so as to keep competitive with other luxury brands

This car is currently a running and driving project, the body is in good shape, the lenses are not cracked and the tail light is in good shape, most of the trim is present.

The windshield is cracked, the interior is as you?d expect from a vehicle that has been sitting in a barn for decades. The wood spoke wheels appear to be tight and in decent shape, all 4 tires hold air, but are very old.

This ?Barn Fresh? Packard project is Being sold with a title.

Being sold with No Reserve is this 1981 Mercedes-Benz 380SL.

Power comes from a 3.8 liter v-8, automatic transmission, power steering, 4-wheel power disc brakes, power windows, leather seats, two tops. (hard top available post sale)

The seller states this is a reliable, fun summer driver and is being sold with a registration.

Being sold with no reserve is this 1992 Geo Tracker which was a small SUV introduced in 1988 as a 1989 model. It was developed by CAMI which was a joint venture between General Motors of Canada and Suzuki. North American models were to be built in CAMI's Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada plant alongside its almost identical twin, the domestic-built Suzuki Sidekick.
In late 1989, production began in Ingersoll with about 6,100 Geo Trackers finished, with annual production projected to be around 200,000 units. In the beginning, all Canadian-made Trackers were sent to the United States.

The seller states this is a Texas vehicle, with currently a non functioning A/C  and is being sold with a Texas Title

Being sold with No Reserve is this 1929 Model A ford.
All proceeds are going to support the Old Bristol Historical Society.
This car has been repainted and converted to a 12V electrical system.

Being sold with a registration

All proceeds from this sale will be going to help continue the legacy and fund new construction and education programs at Owls Head Transportation Museum.

Being sold with no reserve is this 1973 Ford LTD, the LTD was a range of automobiles, Introduced as the highest trim level of the full-size Ford model range, and moved the Ford range upmarket, offering options and features previously reserved for Mercury and Lincoln vehicles.
The LTD served as the largest Ford vehicle in North America.
The seller states this car is in very good shape and is being sold with a Bill Of Sale

Being sold with No Reserve is this 1991 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Il which is the long wheelbase version and being so offers a smoother ride and more room in the back seat.

This Rolls-Royce is originally a Florida car, and was stored for a number of years until being brought to Maine. It has never been driven in snow. The seller is the second owner and is a Life Member of the Rolls-Royce Owners Club.

The car is complete with all large and all small tools. The original Owners Handbook and assorted paperwork is included as well as a complete set of Rolls-Royce issued Service Manuals including the rare Electrical manual.

All tires are new with approximately 1,000 miles on them. 

The seller states that even though this car is in very good shape overall, there are a few things that need to be addressed. The Everflex vinyl roof will need attention and the seller also states the Air conditioning is currently non functional, but the car is sold with a complete extra A/C system from another car, and the left rear seat belt assembly is inoperative, but a replacement assembly is included in the sale.

Being sold with a registration

Being sold with no reserve is this 1982 Volkswagen Vanagon.

This generation of Volkswagen Type 2 campers included many modification options made by companies such as Westfalia.

Westfalia, being one of the most important allies of Volkswagen, was the one used  to designate their camper models, designed for camping and over-nighting, the Volkswagen Campers featured modifications to the interior and exterior in order to create the outdoor focused van.

This is a running, driving project vehicle with fairly solid ?bones?

This car had sat for a while and the appliances are untested.

Being sold with a bill of sale

Being sold with NO Reserve is this 1924 Rollin Touring Project.

All proceeds from this sale will be going to help continue the legacy and fund new construction and education programs at Owls Head Transportation Museum.

The Rollin automobile had advanced technology, brakes on all four wheels (mechanical internal expanding type), pistons and connecting rods of special aluminum, lubrication oil through a pump and a four-bearing crankshaft. There were four models: Touring ($995, equivalent to $17,690 in 2023), Brougham, Sedan and a three-passenger Coupe($1,175). Cars were sold in the US, Australia and a very few in Europe. The cars were designed and built by Rollin H. White, formerly chief engineer of the White Motor Company.

The car was planned as an economical automobile to capture a share of the lower price market. Its engine was similar to that of the Cletrac tractor, a White subsidiary. The chairman was Rollin Henry White. His father, Thomas White, was chairman of the White Sewing Machine Company, and the White Motor Company. The Rollin was too high-priced for the market for which it had been intended. In its most successful year, 1924, approximately 3,622 units were produced. By the end of 1925 the factory was closed due to bankruptcy.[6]

As of 2018, there are several Rollin automobiles in the US and in Australia, as well as a few in Europe, at least one in the Netherlands and two in Sweden.

This is a list of what is known about this car from the donor

Subject: ROLLIN LIST of items (correct vs not correct)

Hood sides are correct ( remanufactured from original pieces). Hood top is from a Chevy and needs to be properly fitted.

Radiator shell is correct - radiator tanks are wrong. 

Windshield Bronze Casting Posts are correct (copies of original posts). The windshield is a mid 20's Buick and needs to be cut to size to fit the bronze castings.

Rear End is NOT correct. It was in a Rollin coupe supplied by Bessette Motor Works. Rear end will work fine and will look exactly correct if modified to fit with a transverse spring. The springs need to be replaced with a transverse spring, the hangers I had made up and are in one of the boxes in the car.

Wheels - two of the wheels are Rollin wheels. Two of the wheels came with the Chevy rear end and are correct 12 inch wheels but may need some modification to fit properly to the hubs (new hubs were machined copying an original Rollin hub).

Spare tire carrier - remanufactured and very close to being 100% correct. I copied an original spare tire carrier and had the brackets copied exactly. The rim is from a 1926 Buick and is a correct 21 inch size. So only a little modification to attach to the car is needed.

Gas tank - is very close to original dimensions (was bought on ebay). Armand Bessette has an original tank that can be measured for placement of filling spout, exact measurement etc. etc.

Motor - Motor is missing a lot of parts - The oil pan is missing but there is a model of one in the car that I was going to modify for the engine (should fit with modifications). Starter and generator can be used from other mid 20's car (Armand used Model A ones  for his Rollin coupe)

Being sold with a Bill Of Sale