This 1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata is offered at No Reserve. The MX-5 Miata was created as a successor to the small British roadsters of the ?50s and ?60s with its simple and effective design, even weight distribution, a plucky 4-cylinder engine, manual transmission, and rear wheel drive. When the Miata was released in 1989, it took the world by storm. It landed on Car&Drivers Best 10 three years in a row, and was named the automobile of the year in 1990 by Automobile Magazine. It quickly became the single best selling roadster in automotive history.

This NA Miata, according to the seller, is in excellent condition. He describes the car as running and driving very well. The engine was rebuilt at 100,000 miles. This Miata also received a new coat of white paint as well as MST Sabre alloy wheels. The MX-5 also comes with a white hard top for rainy weather and a current registration.

This 1952 Crosley SuperSport is offered at No Reserve. A continuation of the HotShot of previous years, the SuperSport is a plucky little sports car. The Super has the same 724cc OHC inline four and 3-speed transmission, however with a few upgrades to the body. The SuperSport has hinged doors and a folding convertible roof. In the late 1980s to early ?90s, this Crosley was subject to a full frame-off restoration. In 1993, the car was entered into an AACA show and won the national prize in its class. This unique little car is ready for its next show. The vehicle is sold with a registration.

This 2004 Mercedes Benz E350 wagon is offered for sale with No Reserve. The E-Class cars were redesigned from the ground up for the 2003 model year with sporty looks, handling, and power. The E350 has more than enough power to boot with its 3.2L V6 making 221 horsepower mated to a smooth 5-speed automatic transmission. Currently the odometer reads 106,000 miles.

Mercedes? E-Class cars were brought firmly into the luxury market with this generation of the model. The wagon comes with 10-way power front seats as standard and an intuitive touch screen infotainment system. Even as the model received a bump up in luxury, it did not forget its past of sheer reliability. Due to their size and dependability, the E350 is used worldwide as luxury taxis, police cars, and even small ambulances. Overall, the consignor states that this is a good vehicle that runs and drives well. This wagon is sold with a title and registration.

This 1993 Cadillac Allante is being sold with no reserve. 1993 was the final year for the Allante and the only year it had the 290 horsepower, 32 valve, Northstar V8. This Allante is in excellent condition. The A/C compressor was replaced in 2017; the alternator was rebuilt in 2019; and new Michelin Defender T+H tires were installed in 2020.

The Allante was built on what is called the world?s longest assembly line, or the ?Allante Air Bridge?. The bodies were made in Italy by Pininfarina, then flown on modified 747 jets to Detroit, where they were mated to the chassis and engines.

This car comes with an owner?s manual and GM 93 Allante shop manual. With only 47,000 miles, it?s ready for new adventures. Sold with a clean Massachusetts title.

1962 Triumph Herald 1200 Convertible.

1147 cc 4-cylinder, 4-speed transmission

In present ownership for about 15 years. Runs well, starts easily. Old repaint showing deterioration. Very good underneath. Good tires. Top is good but does show some shrinkage. New battery 2022.

Offered for sale with No Reserve is the 1960 Austin-Healey ?Bugeye? Sprite. Over the last 25 years, this Austin-Healey has been lovingly cared for by its current owner as a fun summertime vehicle and has had only three owners total since 1973. During the current owner?s guardianship, this Sprite has been meticulously maintained by long time and well-respected foreign auto mechanic John Shepard of Shep?s Imports in Union, Maine. A valve job was performed on the 928cc/43hp engine in 2018 by Shep?s Imports. The consignor describes this vehicle as an extremely reliable and attractive true authentic driver. Sold with a registration.

Offered for sale without reserve, is this 1914 Ford Model T touring car. According to the consignor, this particular Model T was driven by its owner at the time in the opening scene of Disney?s movie Tuck Everlasting.  According to the consignor, this vehicle was a strong original car that was toured and used reliably in the 1950?s and 60?s in Virginia. In the early 1970?s the body was removed, and the body wood repaired properly by Amish carriage makers. It is powered by its original 1914 Model T engine with planetary transmission. A Model T starter has been added at some point in the vehicle?s past; however, the original aluminum non-starter hogshead is included in the sale. A full set of headlamps, side lamps, and horn compliment this car. Overall, the owner describes this as a nice driving classic 1914 Model T Ford. Sold with a registration.