Being sold with no reserve is this 2001 Ford Mustang Bullitt 

All proceeds from this sale will be going to the Maine Chapter of  ?Make A Wish Foundation?

The Bullitt was a variant of the fourth generation Mustang that featured unique styling, performance, and collectibility. Ford partnered with Warner Bros to offer a special version of its GT with the Bullitt nameplate, as an homage to the Mustang driven by Steve McQueen in the 1968 movie Bullitt. 

The exterior, which was offered in Highland Green Finish features a unique hood scoop, rear roof trim, lower rocker moldings, unique rear side windows, as well as a variety of other cosmetic changes.

 The handling-focused Bullitt featured larger brakes, lowered suspension, and sub-frame connectors.

 Interior features include aluminum pedals and shifter, gauge facings, leather seat upholstery patterned after the 1968 model. 

A wonderful and very fun unmolested example of Morris Garages

(MG) Mineral Blue finished 1954 Morris Oxford MO.

Arriving here from the UK in April 1989, and stored for 30 years, it has been nicely mechanically and cosmetically recommissioned to a excellent driver quality condition.

Mileage @ 61,494 is considered original, runs excellent, and simply a very fun car to own and drive.

The only issue US drivers are confronted with is... remembering which side of the saloon to enter when going to drive it. (RHD)

Unique at car events, and where else have you ever seen
Being sold with a Title

This being the first generation of the Ford F-Series is a series of trucks that was produced by Ford Motor Company from the 1948 to the 1952 model years. The F-3 model was a Heavy Duty ... ton.

The introduction of the F-Series marked the divergence of Ford car and truck design, developing a chassis intended specifically for truck use, and marked Ford?s entry into the medium- and heavy-duty truck segment.

This generation of F-Series pickup trucks is the only generation to use entirely Flathead engines (inline-6 and V8s).

For 1951 the grille was restyled with a large horizontal bar, moving the headlights further apart, the hood trim was also redesigned, a V-8 emblem appeared on the front fascia above the grille opening. 

The seller states this is an extremely well cared for older restoration, done to original specifications and runs and drives extremely well.

Being sold with a registration

This 1949 Ford F-1 pickup is all steel, and sits on a Chevrolet S10 chassis, powered by a Chevy 355 Ci wonderfully detailed engine, sending power to the rear wheels through a TH350 and stopped by disk brakes.

Tinted windows, cold AC, and good heat, Lokar shifter, custom gauges, and a beautiful interior round out this fantastic truck.

The seller states this truck runs and drives very well.

Being sold with a title.

1961 VW Beetle "Ragtop"
RARE Factory Slide-Top Car built by VW Enthusiast Professionally Built 1915cc Performance Engine Karman Ghia 4-spd Manual, Karman Ghia Trans-axle with 4.12 gears, lowered and Narrowed Suspension, upgraded front disc brake System, 15" EMPI wheels and radial Tires.

Exterior features a custom "Rescue Green" paint, correct Brown seats and interior, rebuilt Bendix Sapphire Radio.

This is a very nicely restored and updated Bug, with all proper factory body tags still in-tact.
The seller states this car is an Absolute Blast to Drive!
 

Factory 4WD Short-bed Truck from Florida,Recent Frame-Off Restoration Build, Rebuilt 350-V8 & TH-350 Automatic, Factory Power Steering and Brakes, Updated Wolverine Locking Hubs, Upgraded Rancho Suspension, 20" COY wheels with 33" Tires, TMI Leather Bucket Seats, Bluetooth/AM/FM Stereo
Excellent Paint & Body

Being sold with No Reserve, is this Toyota FJ40.  

The consignor has owned it for about 5 years and uses it only when they are in Maine which is about 3-4 months/year with an average of about 500 miles per year, since taking ownership.

It is always stored inside, and properly maintained.

It has a V-8 engine Edlebrock carb, stainless steel manifold and power brakes and steering, the seller states they also have the PPI and all records since taking ownership.

The seller states this Land Cruiser is in very good condition.

Being sold with a Title

This incredibly original 2004 Corvette Z06 is finished in Torch Red over a black leather interior, and is powered by its factory LS6 V8 engine and 6 speed manual transmission. 

The car is equipped with factory 17? front/18? rear wheels, dual zone climate control, a head-up display, a power driver?s seat, tilt steering column, cruise control, and a Bose sound system. 

The C5 Z06 was only offered as a fixed-roof coupe, and features a titanium exhaust system and weight saving measures such as thinner glass and reduced sound deadening when compared to the standard C5. 

The Carfax report shows no accidents, this is the final year of production for the C5 Z06, and this particular one is uncommonly original with only 31k miles. As stated by the seller,this Corvette is a proper one to own.  

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This jazzy 1974 Honda CB750 Motorcycle has been beautifully restored and runs excellent. The Honda CB750 is an air-cooled, transverse, inline 4-cylinder engine motorcycle produced by Honda from 1969 to 1983. It?s regarded as the first motorcycle to be called a ?Superbike?. The CB750 is included in the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Classic Bikes and it was named in the Discovery Channel?s ?Greatest Motorbikes Ever?. Cycle World Magazine called it ?a masterpiece? and Cycle Magazine called it ?the most sophisticated production bike ever?. This example was the product of a professional restoration that was completed in 2020. From the information gathered it?s been ridden roughly 1,500 miles since completion. The entire motorcycle was disassembled to a bare frame which was powder-coated black. The chrome handlebar is mounted to the top triple clamp with a raiser that features integrated indicator lights. Instrumentation consists of the factory original Nippon Denso 150-mph speedometer and a matching tachometer with an 8k- rpm redline. A Wagner headlight provides nighttime visibility.  The fuel tank was refinished in the factory original color of Flake Sunrise Orange which is decorated with black, gold and silver stripes along with Honda emblems. A new molding was recently added to the bottom portion of the fuel tank. The two side panel covers were also refinished in Flake Sunrise Orange with 750 Four emblems. The left side panel does have a small crack that was touched up. Some of the beautiful bright work includes the mirrors, gauge bezels, turn signals, fenders, grab bar and engine covers. The new black vinyl-upholstered two-up seat offers a passenger grab strap. The 19? front and 18? rear chrome wire-spoke wheels are mounted with Duro tires. The suspension consists of a conventional fork with black gaiters as well as dual partially shrouded shocks mounted to the swingarm. The braking is handled by a front disc and rear drum. The motorcycle is powered by the 736cc SOHC Inline 4-cylinder engine that was factory rated with 67hp. The engine is fed with the correct four Keihin carburetors and breathes through the correct four into four exhaust system. The engine features a kick starter and an electric starter. The engine runs and sounds excellent! The engine is coupled to a 5-speed manual transmission which shifts smoothly. It features passenger folding foot pegs, side stand and center stand. The CB750 was rated with a top speed of 125 mph. It?s hard to imagine something that?s 50-years old looks this stylist. This motorcycle has been serviced and detailed which is documented with an invoice that?s included.

Being sold with No Reserve from the MS CLASSIC CARS Collection.

Being sold with a Title.

From 1967 to 1971, Mercedes produced around 23,885 of the W113, 280SL ?Pagoda,? a model nicknamed for its slightly concave removable top. It boasted the last update to the SOHC M180 inline-six by Mercedes-Benz and buyers could choose an optional limited-slip differential. Heavier than its predecessors, the 280 SL is popular amongst car enthusiasts and has become known as one of the most reliable and sturdy Mercedes-Benz models ever produced.

Being sold with No Reserve.

This 1949 Jeepster was donated by the widow of a life member of OHTM, and all proceeds from this sale will be going to help continue the legacy, fund new construction and educational programs at Owls Head Transportation Museum.

The Jeepster?s I-4 engine was rated at 63 hp and coupled to a Borg-Warner T-96 3-speed manual transmission with an overdrive unit as standard. The Planadyne single transverse leaf spring independent front suspension, entire drivetrain, front end, rear suspension, steering, and four-wheel drum brakes were from the Willys Station Wagon, and the flat-topped rear fenders were taken from the Jeep truck line.

This Jeepster has been well maintained, and seat belts were installed by the late owner.

There is some slight pitting of bumper chrome, and trim.

This is a fun summer driver, it starts, runs and drives very well.

Being sold with a title.

1967 Camaro "R/S" Coupe, was a lifetime west coast car until very recently.
This  original "LA-built" California Car,It is a TRUE "3A-code" rally sport equipment, factory hideaway headlights, correct "Turbo Fire" 327-V8, factory powerglide automatic transmission, factory power steering, factory power brakes, and original deluxe interior.
This Camaro is also sporting the correct Granada Gold paint, rally stripe kit with correct 14" rally wheels and wearing new redline radial tires, and has a new black vinyl roof
The seller states this Camaro Runs & Drives Great!
Being sold with a title.
 

Being sold with No Reserve is this very nice Ford F100 Pickup.
The seller states this truck was restored to a high standard in 2000 and has stood up well.
Being sold with a Title.

One of the most iconic sports cars in automotive history, the Jaguar XK120, began as a streamlined stop gap design built to highlight Jaguar?s new twin-cam six-cylinder engine. When it debuted at the 1948 London Motor Show it was considered an immediate success. With a reported top speed of 120 mph and an elegant sleek design, demand for Jaguar?s new automobile soared and the XK120, Jaguar?s first post-war sports car, was officially born. This XK120 is an excellent, numbers matching example of Jaguar?s legendary sports car and is proudly offered for sale at the New England Auto Auction.

1952 Jaguar XK120, chassis # 670820, is an excellent example of a numbers matching vehicle that has undergone a complete top-quality restoration. The exterior red finish highlights the classic curves of Jaguar design brilliantly. On the interior, the biscuit-colored upholstery compliments the exterior color and highlights the design of the cockpit exceptionally well. Under the rear deck lid, the trunk upholstery is in the same condition as the interior. Both the exterior and interior features of this car are considered by the consignor to be in excellent condition. According to the odometer, this XK120 has been driven just 213 miles since the restoration was completed. An older restoration, this Jaguar has always been well maintained and cared for as its condition validates. Quality is evident when inspecting this vehicle and folder or restoration receipts and notes is included in the sale.

Under the bonnet, this XK120 is powered by its numbers matching, 3.4L twin-cam six-cylinder engine paired to a four-speed manual gearbox and according to the consignor this Jaguar runs, drives, and operates exactly as it should. Numbers matching XK120?s restored to this caliber are not often found. Photographs of the matching engine numbers can be provided on request and this vehicle is currently available for viewing, prior to the auction, at the Owls Head Transportation Museum. Vehicle is sold with a title.