This Factory Five Racing MK3 Roadster was built in 2005 and is finished in blue with white stripes over black upholstery, and is powered by a Ford Racing 302ci engine with aluminum heads, 5 speed manual transmission and 3.55 gears. The engine is fitted with a Quick Fuel carburetor, Edelbrock aluminum intake, MSD 6AL performance ignition and a serpentine belt setup. Equipment includes 17? wheels, power steering, heat (very nice addition for early Spring and late Fall cruising), and electric windshield wipers.

This Roadster delivers a very exciting driving experience and sounds incredible.

Being sold with a Title

This vehicle is being offered for sale at No Reserve from the J.Craig Venter Collection.

 J.Craig Venter is a world renowned biotechnologist and is known for leading one of the first draft sequences of the human genome.  

This 1931 Ford Model A Roadster underwent a restoration The car is finished in arabian sand and black, while tan upholstery covers the front bench and rumble seats. Power is provided by a 201ci L-head inline-four paired with a three-speed manual transmission. Equipment includes a tan convertible top, 19? wire-spoke wheels, a tilt-out windshield, a radiator ornament, and a fold-down luggage rack and travel case. 

This beautiful 1931 Ford Model A Roadster is powered by a water-cooled L-head inline four, this vehicle produced 40 hp and was able to reach a top speed of 65 mph.

This Model A is is a wonderful car ready to provide many hours of driving enjoyment, and is being sold with a title.

This 1930 Packard Eight Phaeton is an elegant example of Packard?s commitment to excellence in both engineering and design.  For the last decade it has been a part a private collection of exceptional Brass-era through 1930?s classics. An older restoration that has been well maintained, this Phaeton still envokes the emotion of style and class the way Packard intended.

According to information on the vehicles data tag, this 7th Series Phaeton was delivered in late May of 1930. Under the hood this Packard is powered by the 320ci/90hp Packard Standard Eight engine.  The engine starts and runs very well and provides strong power as the vehicle accelerates up to cruising speed.   After years on display in the private collection, a light service was performed including draining and refilling the engine coolant, oil change with straight 30wt oil.  A new electric fuel pump and regulator were added for reliability and consistency while driving.

On the exterior, this Phaeton has a captivating two-tone copper and light brown color combination that attract immediate attention. The short, angled windshield combined with the long, sleek lines of the body create a sporty and stylish look. Overall, the paint and finish produced a wonderful shine.

Inside the vehicle one will find a luxurious and spacious ride. A full complement of gauges is fitted nicely into the design of the dash area.   Upholstery and trim work consist of a nice soft brown leather. A tan color braided carpet complements the upholstery well. Passengers in the rear enjoy a large open space with plenty of comfort. The top is a tan canvas trimmed in brown.

After many years of display in a collection of high-end early luxury vehicles, this Packard Phaeton is ready for its new steward to enjoy and return to the road.  A vehicle such as this would be welcome at any driving, touring, or show events of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) or the Classic Car Club of America (CCCA). Vehicle is sold with a title.

The Model L was Henry Leland?s first model after  forming the  Lincoln Motor Company following his departure from Cadillac.
Introduced in 1917, the Model L was designed by Leland?s son-in-law, Angus Woodbridge who was trained as a ladies hat maker.
In spite of Mr. Woodbridge?s unconventional training, the Model L was a very nice car, but viewed as a bit old-fashioned.

In 1922 Leland sold Lincoln to Henry Ford for $8 million. Ford immediately displaced Leland and Woodbridge, and assigned his own son Edsel to head the new division, and he designed a new body for the L-series, and improved handling with the addition of hydraulic shock absorbers. 

By 1925, the robust L-Series was restyled again with a new nickel-plated radiator shell. The 90 horsepower V8 and three-speed transmission.

The Lincoln was offered in a variety of body styles. The car featured here is one of 204 cars with bodies from Brunn and Company,  1925 and is dressed in a rare and attractive 4 passenger Victoria coupe.

This car has undergone a full recommissioning after spending 45 years in a private collection, recent service includes fluids changed, new battery, bulbs and chassis lubrication.

The seller states this car runs and drives very nicely.

Being sold with a Title

Introduced in the mid 1950?s as Jaguar?s follow-up to the highly successful XK120, the XK140 is widely regarded as one of the premier sports and exotic automobiles ever produced by Jaguar.    Numerous improvements were made for the XK140 over its predecessor without sacrificing the luxurious lines and elegant curves.    This specific example, a 1957 Jaguar XK140 OTS (open two-seater), is a highly sought after numbers matching ?MC? model.

Overall, this Jaguar XK140MC is an extremely fine example of a classic British sports car and has been lovingly cared for by its previous owners. As verified by the accompanied certificate from the Jaguar Heritage Trust, this vehicle is painted in its original pastel or ?Cotswold Blue? color.  The exterior finish and luster is extremely presentable for a high quality older restoration which speaks to the caliber and care of the vehicle.    All vehicle numbers listed on the car?s data tag match the numbers found on the car as well as the heritage certificate.   On the interior, the cockpit is trimmed out with blue carpeting and leather seats.   The soft top is a high-quality soft canvas and the darker blue color compliments the overall color.

Under the hood this Jaguar is equipped with its original DOHC 6 cylinder specially equipped MC edition engine which features the optional C-Type cylinder head.  Paired with dual SU carburetors, the MC special edition engine was recorded as producing upwards of 210hp.   While driving down the road, the four-speed transmission shifts smoothly and helps to create a wonderful driving experience.  In 2010, this Jaguar won the best of its class at a Jaguar concours in Tucson Arizona prior to the vehicle coming to New England. Overall, this numbers matching MC edition Jaguar XK140 is a high-quality example of an iconic British sports car.

Sold with a Maine Registration.

This 1962 Ford Thunderbird,a true factory code 76B ?Sports Roadster,? is an amazing example of a documented, low mileage vehicle that has been exceptionally maintained in its original condition.  Original low mileage vehicles of this nature do not come up for public sale often and this fine example is being offered at NO RESERVE.  Any serious enthusiast or collector would be proud to have this vehicle parked in their stable.   To date, this vehicle has just over 12,000 original, documented miles.  

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. 

Since the purchase of this vehicle, the current owner has had new white wall tires installed.
Life changes bring this car back to the NEAA, the current owner truly enjoyed this Thunderbird and is looking forward to seeing it in the hands of a new caretaker.

This car is being sold with a Title

This 1951 Ford Country Squire Woody Wagon is being sold with no reserve.

The seller states this is a California Woody that was restored 20 years ago and re-powered with a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet engine and a 700R4 automatic transmission.

The current owner mainly used this car for shows and parades.

Being sold with a registration

Raveau boats were originally built in Long Island NY in the 1940s.

In 1957 Carl Keifhaefer, founder of Mercury outboards, hired Marcel Raveau to build a Boat to run nonstop for 25,000 miles. The boat was powered by a Mercury outboard.

Air-Borne is an award winning replica of that 1959 Raveau.

• 2021 Lake Champlain ACBS boat show, ?Best of Class Outboard?
• 2022 International boat show, Burlington Vt. ,?Best of Class Contemporary Outboard Platinum award?.
• 2023 Lake Hopatcono ACBS ?Best of Class Contemporary Outboard?
• 2023 Finger Lakes Chapter ACBS, ?Best Powered Contemporary?
• 2023 Antique Boat Museum Clayton, ?Best Contemporary Outboard?

The pattern for this project and some of the framework parts were sourced from an original 1959 Raveau.

Power for the replica Raveau/Air-Borne comes from a 1959 Mercury 45hp, 4 cylinder .

This boat is being sold with a registration.

For 1955, the second generation Bel Air, it received all new styling and power.

It was called the ?Hot One? in GM?s advertising campaign. Chevrolet?s styling was crisp, clean and incorporated a Ferrari-inspired grille.
For 1955 a new 265 cu in V8 that had a two-barrel carburetor and was rated at 162 hp was installed and power  was sent to the wheels through 2 speed Power-glide automatic transmission

The seller states this is an older restoration that has held up great, and runs and drives very well.

Being sold with a Title.