Classic Car Auction Group Auction Catalog - The 6th Annual Fall Classic Car Auction Online Auctions

1982 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 87)

1982 Chevrolet Corvette VIN: 1G1AY8784C5112582 The odometer shows 114,105 miles on this 1982 Vette. New Shocks, Brakes and battery. The interior needs attention on the seats and trim. After- market Sunroof is in need of attention. A/C car which needs re-charged. The paint is the Radiance paint that looks really cool. This is a solid car for a driver or to restore.

1978 Ford F150 Custom Shortbed

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 87)

1978 Ford F150 Custom Shortbed Original 4×4 Truck that is perfect for restoration or to kick around in as it is. Very popular shortbed body style. God running 300 Straight Six and manual transmission.

1973 Mercury Montego MX

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 87)

1973 Mercury Montego MX VIN: 3H04H570000 This car is a 79,000 mile Green on Green Beauty! The World of Warcraft Dragon wrap on the hood gives this car that most distinctive of looks!! The engine has a new Edelbrock intake manafold, new Edelbrock carburetor, new water pump, new ignition components (points, condensor, wires, cap, rotor, sparkplugs) and a newer AM/FM Bluetooth SD card radio.

1980 Lincoln Town Car

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 87)

1980 Lincoln Town Car This Lincoln is a survivor and an excellent driver! There is no better road car than the Lincoln Town Car and this car will not disappoint. This is a Montana car so the body is very solid and the car runs and drives very well. It is all original and very nice.

2004 BMW X5

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 87)

I very much enjoy driving this rig, It just goes down the road. It has almost 154,000, miles. This is part of what a review said about it. We, (CAR and Driver) flogged a few X5s equipped with the system at BMW’s test track across the street from its factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where the X5 is built. Running water at strategic places on the track created conditions where all, some, or none of the wheels was able to get a grip. What we discovered was, well, nothing. The xDrive did its work with no discernible lag, noise, or effort. The X5 remained under control through all but the most moronic driving. Transparent is a word in vogue these days, but it falls short in describing this four-wheel-drive system; invisible is more like it.Displacement: 268 cu in, 4398cc Power: 315 hp @ 5400 rpm Torque: 324 lb-ft @ 3600 rpm TRANSMISSION: 6-speed automatic DIMENSIONS: Wheelbase: 111.0 in Length: 183.7 in Width: 73.7 in Height: 67.2 in Curb weight: 4960 lb C/D TEST RESULTS: Zero to 60 mph: 7.1 sec Zero to 100 mph: 18.5 sec Zero to 120 mph: 29.6 sec Street start, 5-60 mph: 7.3 sec Standing 1/4-mile: 15.4 sec @ 92 mph Top speed (governed): 127 mph Braking, 70-0 mph: 178 ft Roadholding, 300-ft-dia skidpad: 0.77 g FUEL ECONOMY: EPA fuel economy, city driving: 16 mpg C/D-observed fuel economy: 16 mpg

1977 Dodge Power Wagon D150 Pickup Truck

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 87)

1977 Dodge Power Wagon D150 Pickup Truck This Dodge Power Wagon is a step back in time to the great decade of the 70s.....Disco, Bell Bottoms, Silk shirts, Permed hair, Sideburns and Roll Cages in Pickup Trucks! The Dodge Power Wagons of the 70s were great off-road vehicles with all-time 4 wheel drive and wildly styled paint schemes. This truck is an all original truck on the outside and with slight modification of the interior with bucket seats and a center console! The paint is original to the car as is the tough roll cage. Also original to the car is the typical rust issues of these Dodges. Mechanically this truck is sound. The engine runs strong and has an aluminum air intake manifold and new 4bbl carburetor. Newer exhaust, new tires. The truck fires right up everytime and runs great.

1984 Mercedes Benz 500 SEC

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 87)

1984 Mercedes Benz 500 SEC Original, driver quality car. The odometer shows 195K miles.

1985 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 87)

1985 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo VIN: JN1CZ14SXFX068216 The Nissan 300 succeeded the 280 with greater aerodynamics and improved power. 1985 was the first year that Nissan dropped the Datsun badging on its flagship sports car and Nissan was the only brand present on the car. This car presented at auction is a one owner car and all original. The motor is the Garrett T3 turbocharged single over head cam 3.0 L V6 which runs great. The car is quipped with T-tops and the digital dash. The car runs and drives great, is in good condition and has never been wrecked. The odometer shows 147,000 but has been well cared for.

1979 Fiat 2000

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 87)

1979 Fiat 2000 VIN: 124CS20152083 Nice running and driving car. The top is new and the car comes with extra floor mats and the owner’s manual.

1981 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 87)

1981 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 VIN: 1G1AP8719BL175677 All original 1981 Chevrolet Camaro is a true Z-28 with all body components and no visible rust on the body. The front and rear bumpers are in very good condition. The hood scoop is functional and both doors open and close smoothly. The body paint is original and in need of attention. The interior is original and in need of attention as well. Under the hood, the motor is complete including the A/C unit. The air cleaner is correct and functional to the hood scoop. This is the last year of the 2nd gen Camaro and you'll find few out there in this good of original condition. Restoration of the exterior and interior will put this car over the top!

1979 Mercury Cougar XR7

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 87)

1979 Mercury Cougar XR7 This all original XR7 is a one owner car and has only 56,400 miles. It was bought new in Billings, MT at Bob Smith Lincoln Mercury and has never spent a night outside of a garage! The car is in excellent condition and runs just like it did when bought new off the showroom floor. Turbo Rally Package AM/FM Cassette Air Conditioning Tilt Steering Full Gauges Tachometer Velour Cloth Interior Automatic Transmission 351 M Engine

1995 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 87)

1995 Chevrolet Corvette VIN: 1G1YY22P9S5101599 This 1995 Corvette is one of the nicer, cleaner C4 Vettes you will find. The interior is in excellent condition including the dash and console components, the seats and the carpet. The body is also in excellent condition and the Competition Yellow paint really shows well. The car has 135K miles but was extremely well cared for.

1981 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 87)

1981 Chevrolet Corvette All original, untouched 1981 Chevrolet Corvette. Four Speed manual transmission.

1946 Ford Sedan

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 87)

1946 Ford Sedan The 1946 Ford design was based on the 1941 Ford that was produced in 1941 and partially in 1942 when production of vehicles for civilian consumption ended. Civilian production resumed in July 1945, with an early start to the 1946 model year filling the public's thirst for new cars. The 1946 Ford was identical to the 1942 model under the skin, though a heavy new grille with horizontal bars and red accents modernized the car somewhat. The hood was widened by adding a center strip. One notable change was to use the 239 CID engine which since 1939 had been used in Mercurys and trucks, and capable of 100 hp for the first time. This car is a very nice 4 door sedan. The exterior color is blue, interior is gray. The transmission is a 3 speed manual on the steering column and the engine is a 6 cylinder. This car is driven and runs strong and drives straight.

1956 Studebaker President

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 87)

1956 Studebaker President 289 V8, Automatic Transmission. Needs Interior finished as well as window and door seals. 130000 miles. Starts,Runs and Drives great.

1964 Ford F250 4x4

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 87)

1964 Ford F250 4x4 This 1964 Ford F250 4x4 was restored and customized a number of years ago and is a BEAST! The truck was professionally fitted with a Chevy Crate 502 V-8 which runs very strong! The engine is mated to an automatic transmission with floor shifter. The body work from the original restoration is in need of attention as there are numerous paint bubbles all around. However, the mechanics and interior are in good working order.

1946 CHEVROLET STYLEMASTER SPORT COUPE

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 87)

2005 350 Vortec 4BBL 700R4 Transmission 1978 Malibu Donor Chassis Approx 12,900 Miles on Complete Restoration Power Steering Tilt Steering Wheel Power Brakes Power Driver Seat Remote Electric Door Locks Crager Rims Cold AC Cruise Control TomTom GPS MPD/CD Receiver Radar Detectro Electric Windshield Wipers

1978 Ford F250 Crew Cab

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 87)

1978 Ford F250 Crew Cab - 4 Wheel Drive - New 400 Engine with RV Cam. The Engine runs on Propane. - Dual Oil Filters on the Engine - Top End Oiler - Edelbrock Intake - Headman Headers - Custom Radiator - Power Steering - 8000# Winch - 1 Ton after market wheels - 6ft Professional Flatbed - 5th Wheel and bumper hitch - Sid Spot Lights - Refurbished and newer interior - New Tires This Truck is sure to not disappoint!

1969 Ford Fairlane Station Wagon

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 87)

1969 Ford Fairlane Station Wagon With 126K original miles, this is a very rare classic car in excellent restored to original. Body is straight and solid with no rust or bondo. Has been repainted charcoal grey with silver metallic. Original 250 Inline 6 cylinder engine rebuilt with hardened seats and valves for unleaded gas. Excellent fuel mileage up to 25 mpg with plenty of power. Three on the tree standard transmission with new clutch. Heavy duty posi-traction rear end. New brakes, tires, battery, fuel pump, water pump, radiator, etc. Tinted windows. Rebuilt carburetor with manual choke. Aftermarket fuel gauge and sender. Engine compartment and wheel wells have been restored and painted. Solid undercarriage with only minor surface rust. Dual action tailgate opens from the side or down. Interior is in excellent condition. Back seat folds down. Great camping rig. Runs and drives excellent. Ready to drive anywhere. It is also quite rare in that no color code for the factory paint is stamped on the information plate on driver's door.

1976 Jeep Cherokee

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 87)

1976 Jeep Cherokee This is a very popular 2 door Jeep Cherokee. The body has been re-painted to a custom two tone Silver and Black which presents this car well. The interior was restored including door panels, seats and floor. Under the hood is a SBC 350 V-8 which is connected to a 4 Speed manual transmission. This Jeep appears to be relatively free of rust and lower portion of the exterior is Rhino Lined giving this Jeep a tough appearance. The truck runs and drives good. The seller has numerous under-carriage pictures available to those who are interest.

1985 Cadillac Classic Seville

Lot #20A (Sale Order 21 of 87)

1985 Cadillac Classic Seville Nice Original Car showing 82,164 miles on the odometer. Luxury interior, great ride!

1983 GMC Sierra C1500

Lot #21 (Sale Order 22 of 87)

1983 GMC Sierra C1500 VIN: 2GTDC14H8D1513442 – GM Goodwrench 350 Engine – Factory Air Auto Transmission – Power Windows Power and Doorlocks – New Radiator – New Padded Dash – New Odometer – Electric Cruise Control – Factory AM-FM Radio and MP3 Player – GPS Radar Detector

1967 GMC C2500 Pickup Truck

Lot #22 (Sale Order 23 of 87)

1967 GMC C2500 Pickup Truck Very nice example of a restored 67 GMC 3/4 Ton Pickup Truck. The body work is good and the paint shines bright. The grill and bumpers show very well and the bed is in good condition. The interior is very striking with new seat, carpet, etc. This truck has 8 lug wheels, and the crate motor has less than 500 since it was installed new in the truck. The color of the truck, Sea Foam Green, is one of the better presenting colors of this era truck. Two matching rims are included with the truck.

1951 Chevrolet Fleetline

Lot #23 (Sale Order 24 of 87)

1951 Chevrolet Fleetline The long, smooth lines of this slant-back body style are on full display with this car. The body was stripped to bare metal and has been maintained in dry condition ready for the next owner to take this car to the next level, whatever that may be. While the body shows some repair work that is needed, all needed body patch panels have been acquired will be included with the car. Most components and trim are present with the car...it just needs the person with his or her own vision to get to work! Whether restored to original, converted to low and slow, or hot rodded or resto-modified, there is an extremely solid base to work from, The original 216 Straight Six was rebuilt and runs very smooth. A split manifold was installed so the dual exhaust pipes enhance the look of the car from the back angle. The "3 on the tree" manual transmission is solid. The interior of the car sports the original headliner, the seats are in good condition with a likely recover at some time in the life of the car and the dash and steering wheel are in good condition. Overall, this is a very solid car with nothing hidden.

1973 VW Super Beetle

Lot #24 (Sale Order 25 of 87)

1973 VW Super Beetle, good condition, 1600 dual port engine has been rebuilt, runs & drives great, good tires, redone interior, recent new alternator, service records available, reliable daily driver

1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS

Lot #25 (Sale Order 26 of 87)

1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS VIN: 1G1AZ37H4LR138952 Nice Monte Carlo SS. 96,220 miles on the Odometer

1947 Frazer Standard

Lot #26 (Sale Order 27 of 87)

1947 Frazer Standard VIN: F4727891 At the conclusion of WWII, Joseph Frazer and Henry Kaiser formed a partnership under the name Kailer-Frazier Corporation. They produced the first new model/styled cars following the war, while the big three were producing and marketing models their pre-war designs. The Frazer was an upscale conventional rear wheel drive car that enjoyed good popularity and sales when first produced. The very early 1947 Frazers were actually built by Graham-Paige Motors under a work-share agreement. The Frazer shared bodies and drive trains with Kaiser models, with different interior and exterior trim. This car presented at auction is car #69 in the Frazer registry. The Frazer underwent a very good restoration in 1979 and, attesting to the quality of the work, it still shows well today. The car runs and drives well and was originally purchased in North Dakota. The current owner has kept the car stored in-doors keeping the car looking good.

1964 Chevrolet Nova Custom 4 Wheel Drive

Lot #27 (Sale Order 28 of 87)

1964 Chevrolet Nova Custom 4 Wheel Drive Take a solid 1964 original survivor Chevy Nova, add some exceptional ingenuity...and Voila! You have an awesome 4 Wheel Drive 1964 Chevy Nova! A Small block Chevy 350 is mated to a Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission and the Dana 44 front axle has been solidly mounted to the unibody undercarriage. The rear differential is from the vaunted Jeep Wagoneer as is the transfer case. The addition of an 8000lb Warn Winch is the icing on the cake for this off-road...sedan! The exterior received a re-paint and the interior was re-done. The car runs and drives great and has been known to spin donuts in deep snow in the mountains of Montana!

1988 Porsche 944

Lot #28 (Sale Order 29 of 87)

1988 Porsche 944 VIN: WP0ABo942JN471995 Nice original Porsche with a new engine installed in 2009. Have all the paperwork on this car.

1957 Nash Metropolitan

Lot #29 (Sale Order 30 of 87)

1957 Nash Metropolitan VIN: E25554 In the early 1950s, once strong auto manufacturers Nash merged with Hudson to create the American Motors Corporation. Shortly following the merger, the Metropolitan was introduced to the market as likely the first subcompact car. It was presented as an economical premium car, ideal for commuting; its size was designed to allow for European sales, where traditional American cars were rapidly dying out because of their size. Starting in 1954, Austin built the Nash Metropolitan under contract, using Fisher & Ludlow bodies, in Longbridge, England. The car was then shipped to the United States. The car sports a 1.5 liter Austin B-series engine which produces a "whopping" 52 horsepower! This car was restored by a man who had three daughters. He purchased and restored three Metropolitans and his girls drove the cars through high school. The car presented at auction is the last of the three he restored. While the work is an older restoration, the car has held up very well. Extensive records are available with the car which runs and drives good. A complete upper-end gasket set was recently installed to the motor and all components on the car work including the dial AM Radio! The two tone yellow and white paint is a good match for this car, and the interior is in good condition. Overall, a nice 1957 Nash Metropolitan!

1984 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #30 (Sale Order 31 of 87)

1984 Chevrolet Corvette Nice running and driving 1984 Corvette. Custom wheels give this car a unique look.

1972 Honda Trail 90 Stepthrough

Lot #30A (Sale Order 32 of 87)

1972 Honda Trail 90 Stepthrough This 72 Honda Trail 90 shows only 1649 miles on the odometer. What a nice motorcycle that seems to have come out of a time capsule! This Trail 90 comes with owner's manual and spare parts.

1969 CHEVROLET C10

Lot #31 (Sale Order 33 of 87)

This was a time when trucks were coming into more than just for work, some writers even call it the Glamour age.For 1969, the look of these trucks was made slightly more aggressive by changing the hood to a more upright profile with a prominent Chevrolet bow tie emblem planted dead center. A bold grille, with a bright center bar, divided the front end and the truck’s face was bordered with bright outer trim.1967-’72 trucks were a turning point for GM trucks in terms of interior luxury. Suddenly the option sheet boasted items previously unheard of in trucks, This truck has factory AC, and automatic transmission. This truck is very nice, it wouldn’t take much to make it Exceptional.

2007 Nissan 350Z

Lot #32 (Sale Order 34 of 87)

2007 Nissan 350Z VIN: JN1BZ36A67M651106 This very sporty 2007 Nissan 350Z shows 90K miles on the odometer and runs great! The Automatic convertible top works perfectly and is in good condition. The interior and exterior reflect the miles, but are in good overall condition. The car and it's mechanics were lauded highly when the car came out in 2007 and, when the automatic traction control is dis-engaged, the car is favored by "drifters" across the world.

1966 Dodge Dart

Lot #33 (Sale Order 35 of 87)

All original matching numbers 1966 Dodge Dart 270. 2- owner South Dakota Mopar. New radiator, water pump, hoses, fan, starter, voltage regulator, battery, Vintage radio, still have the original one. New tires and rims, still have the old rims and dog dish hub caps. Interior is all original, bench seats, no tears or rips at all. All the electrical works just fine, including the horn, lights, blinkers, cig-lighter. Headliner is in great shape. Sun visors are worn slightly but original. Rear view mirror is original along with the steering wheel. Dash is original and all gauges work fine. Still has the original service card under the hood. Also the original owners manual and service manual from 1966. Paint is 3- years old. Not perfect but looks great. Motor is not rebuilt but runs like a top. Not sure of the miles, speedometer cable was broken when I bought it and have yet to replace it. Just a great Mopar Starter for someone. She drives like a Mopar should.

1967 Chevrolet Nova Station Wagon

Lot #34 (Sale Order 36 of 87)

1967 Chevrolet Nova Station Wagon Vintage Station Wagons are very popular in today’s collector car market. This restored 1967 Chevrolet Nova Station Wagon combines the sought after look of the classic wagon with the upgraded cruising components and sporty look. The engine is a rebuilt 283 V-8 Power Pack with a 4bbl AFB Carburetor. The transmission was also rebuilt along with the motor and both have approx. 500 miles since the professional rebuild. Below is a list of new components on the car installed during the restoration: – Electronic Ignition – Dual Exhaust – Shocks and Springs – Aluminum Radiator – Aluminum Water Pump – Driveline and U-Joints – Drop Down Alternator Kit – Interior – Wheels and Tires – Brakes including front brake conversion to disk brakes – Paint and Sport Decals The front-end is all Nova. The rest of this striking car says ”Let’s Cruise!”

1965 Mercury Comet

Lot #35 (Sale Order 37 of 87)

1965 Mercury Comet VIN 5JO1T5O7931 This original 1965 Mercury Comet has some RestoMod updgrades that make this car scoot! – 351 Windsor Motor with Roller Rockers – Headers and Flowmaster Exhaust – Disk Brakes on the front – Ford 8? Rearend – Auburn Posi-traction

2003 HUMMER H-2 4X4

Lot #35A (Sale Order 38 of 87)

2003 HUMMER H-2 4X4, 6.0L V-8 LUXURY EDITION, LEATHER SEATS, POWER SEATS ,HEATED SEATS,TOUCH SCREEN DASH, POWER WINDOWS AND DOOR LOCKS, NERF BARS, POWER SUNROOF, REAR ENTERTAINMENT. BOTTOM LINE...YOU ARE IN COMMAND ON OR OFF ROAD!

2016 DIAMOND ENCLOSED CAR HAULER CARGO TRAILER

Lot #35B (Sale Order 39 of 87)

2016 DIAMOND ENCLOSED CAR HAULER CARGO TRAILER - 8 1/2 FT X 20 FT PLUS A "V" NOSE - FRONT ACCESS DOOR WITH CAMPER LATCH AND BAR LOCK - LINED INTERIOR, ROOF VENT , DOME LIGHT, "D" RING TIEDOWNS - FOLDING REAR RAMP DOOR WITH A TRANSITON FLAP - DOVE TAIL ENTRY FROM THE RAMP - EXTRA HIGH ROCK GUARD - SETTING ON 2 HEFTY 52OO LB. AXLES (10400 G.V.W.) EXCELLENT CONDITION. PULLED LESS THAN 2500 MILES!

1960 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #36 (Sale Order 40 of 87)

1960 Chevrolet Impala This is an all original car with the odometer showing 79K miles. Believed to be original, but not guaranteed. The 283 Motor is strong and the Powerglide transmission shifts smoothly. The paint is original to the car, with the front right fender and hood receiving a repaint 20 years ago. The chrome shines bright on the car and the glass is good, save a crack in the windsheild. The interior is original to the car and while it shows some natural fading, it shows very well. This is a great car to own and enjoy in it's present condition or an excellent Impala for restoration.

1964 Plymouth Belvedere Station Wagon

Lot #37 (Sale Order 41 of 87)

1964 Plymouth Belvedere Station Wagon These station wagon cars from the 60's are a very popular item out in the car collector world. This 1964 Plymouth Belvedere is a wagon that will not disappoint! The third row is the ever popular rear facing seat. - Very Nice Restoration inside and out. - Rebuilt 383 V-8 motor with mopar 2 4bbl carb setup - Power Steering and Brakes - Push Button Transmission - Custom 18" Wheels with Pirelli Tires - Excellent body and paint work on the outside - New carpet and upholstery on the inside

1967 Buick California GS

Lot #38 (Sale Order 42 of 87)

1967 Buick California GS Muscle cars were bursting onto the ever expanding car scene in the mid 1960's, and the GS was Buick's entry. Originally promoted on the west coast, the 1967 Buick California GS had nationwide appeal and was Buicks only foray into the minimalist muscle car movement. This car is a very nice example of a Buick Muscle Car. The car came out of Utah and was found 2016 with what may have been the original bias ply tires still on the car. The odometer shows 31K miles, but can not be verified as actual. A new headliner was installed, the front seat reupholstered and the door panels appear to be original. The car sports a new vinyl top and all dash components work. The 340 V-8 has a 4bbl carb and is connected to an automatic transmission. The car runs well and drives smooth like a 67 Buick should. The body was in very solid condition when found in 2016 and received new paint. No body panels had to be replaced! When inspecting the trunk, you'll note the originality of it showing no panel repair on the rear fenders. The chrome and trim present themselves well. 1967 Buick California GS did not have a large production run. Various numbers are presented, with 1577 being the most likely number according to the Buick documents found at the Sloan Museum, This car is a fine example of one of the remaining Buick California GS that is still on the road 50 years later!

1927 Ford Model T - T-Bucket

Lot #39 (Sale Order 43 of 87)

1927 Ford Model T - T-Bucket This is a professional, very well built Roadster/Hot Rod titled as a 1927 Ford Model T. The Roadster has new wheels and tires, a new top and the electrical has been upgraded. This Ford has a solid steel body and fiberglass running boards and running boards. The interior is in great condition and the entire car presents itself very well. The steering is tight, brakes are good, and the exhaust sound is awesome! The car has the classic looking Ford front grill and lights and the chrome shines bright. The top folds down or is removable making this an awesome cruiser for rod runs, ice cream runs and car shows!

1974 Volkswagon Super Beetle

Lot #40 (Sale Order 44 of 87)

1974 Volkswagon Super Beetle VIN: 1342025934 This is a 1974 Super Beetle with a sun roof. It had a total restoration done in 2013-14 with over $14K invested in the restoration. You won't find a better 74 VW on the road. New: Paint Headliner Carpet Seats Running Boards Tires Porsche Style Wheels All Seals (Window, Bumper, lights) New Pioneer Stereo New struts, Ball Joints, Tie Rods Front and rear Bearings New Master Cylinder, Wheel Cylinder and Shoes Engine mounts and seals Axles Transmission reseal New Engine New carb New sunroof cables. New bumpers

1963 Chevy Impala SS

Lot #41 (Sale Order 45 of 87)

1963 Chevy Impala SS VIN# 31847S309333 This 1963 Chevy Impala SS 2dr Hardtop underwent a complete nut and bolt restoration! True SS car has been rebuilt to original and looks nice! The engine is a 327 High Output V8 mated to the original Muncie 4sp transmission. The Motor is not original to the car, but has been completely rebuilt with a few upgrades added such as upgraded heads, bigger cam, Edelbrock carb. The car has dual exhaust, looks and sounds great, runs and drives great. No expense spared in the restoration of this car. Below is a complete list of work/parts. Completed Oct. 2014 Work and Parts New or Rebuilt Radiator–cleaned and refurbished New Headlight Bazels New Hood Brow Trim and New Hood Insignia Rebuilt 327 motor by S&J Motor of Spokane, Washington with high output heads, cam & Lifters new starter, battery , cables, water pump, alternator MDT distributor, wires, blaster coil, all new gaskets, spin off oil filter adapter All new hoses, belts, 600 CFM Edelbrock Carburetor, Chrome Air filter, heater core. All new bushings, tie rod ends, new front springs & 4 new shocks. New Thrush wheels and new Hankook tires, 195-70-15 front and 225-70-15 rear All new interior including headliner, buckskin bucket seats, door panels, and carpet Original Steering Wheel painted to match factory Tack, new windshield, seat belts, and new padded dash. Wheels aligned New heavy duty clutch, throw out bearings, and pilot bearing Rebuilt Muncie 4 speed transmission new yoke, and three new u-joints Rear end adjusted and Tightened, new axel seals and bearings, new pinion seal Underneath of car body, sealed and painted, frame sanded to bare metal and painted with Por-paint. Body joints, removed and replaced with new body joint sealer New dual exhaust, with new glass pack mufflers All exterior paint two tone, factory 1963 brown with white top New bumper guards front and rear New gauges in the interior New Stainless Steel side trim molding All new weather striping and seals New antenna and leads, new under-dash wiring Many new hardware and components parts New exterior mirrors New Hurst 4 speed shifter leaver and fittings New disk breaks on the front and rebuilt rear brakes and pads New brake lines, cleaned and painted gas tank New ignition module, and key Car has been restored to 1963 specs, except the motor is not number correct for this car. However the transmission is original to the car.

2005 AUDI W12 A8

Lot #42 (Sale Order 46 of 87)

This car is one of only 150 that came into the U.S. in 05. miles 101,325. The interior is stunning, The exterior is in excellent shape, I have ordered the tail light that got broke, it will be on it or in it on sale day. I personally have never driven a nicer car. My wife wants to keep it but it has to go. Here is what they were saying about it in 05. Last year in the U.S., 12-cylinder luxury sedans racked up fewer than 2000 sales. BMW’s 760Li, which sells for a cool $119,195, accounted for about 700 of them. Owing to monster muscle (493 horsepower) and its ultimate upscale image, Mercedes made tidy profits on more than 900 S600s, which start at $126,620. That VW/Audi will add two players (the $120,000 Audi A8L 6.0 Quattro shown here and the $95,000 VW Phaeton W-12) to this tiny niche-where they will compete with each other-can only be attributed to the mystifying ambitions of former VW major-domo Ferdinand Piëch Specifications VEHICLE TYPE: front-engine, 4-wheel-drive, 4- or 5-passenger, 4-door sedan ESTIMATED BASE PRICE: $120,000 ENGINE TYPE: DOHC 48-valve W-12, aluminum block and heads, port fuel injection Displacement: 366 cu in, 5998cc Power (SAE net): 444 bhp @ 6200 rpm Torque (SAE net): 428 lb-ft @ 4700 rpm TRANSMISSIONS: 6-speed automatic. DIMENSIONS: Wheelbase: 121.0 in Length: 204.4 in Width: 74.6 in Height: 57.3 in Curb weight: 4400 lb PERFORMANCE RATINGS (C/D EST): Zero to 60 mph: 5.0 sec Zero to 100 mph: 11.5 sec Standing 1/4-mile: 13.4 sec Top speed (governor limited): 155 mph FUEL ECONOMY (EST): EPA city driving: 15 mpg EPA highway driving: 23 mpg

1957 Ford 300 Custom

Lot #43 (Sale Order 47 of 87)

1957 Ford 300 Custom This is not your father's 57 Ford! An excellent body restoration and mechanical upgrades makes this car an awesome street rod driver! The 428 Cobra Jet with tri-carb set up is mated to a C-6 automatic transmission with shift kit. B & M Shifter. Exhaust headers are attached to the 390 Heads and the dual exhaust gives the car the sound to impress coming or going. Disc brake conversion all around and this car is built to enjoy! Custom Weld wheels. The interior shows extremely well with genuine naugahyde pleated seats. This very nice 1957 Ford is impressive. You'll appreciate the car inside and out...However, the real enjoyment comes when you get behind the wheel, ignite the engine to life, slap it into gear and go!

1964 Ford Fairlane

Lot #44 (Sale Order 48 of 87)

1964 Ford Fairlane Everything about this car appeals to even the most discerning car collector. This Fairlane underwent a total restoration that was meticulously completed. While the body was very solid and rust free to begin with, the paint work shows very well. All of the exterior and interior trim and chrome is in excellent condition and free from the bumps and dents one might normally see on a car of this age. The engine is a 427 FE Center Oiler and was completely rebuilt. It runs smooth and strong. The C6 automatic transmission is mated to a 9" Ford rear end. The car sits on Crager Mag Wheels and excellent tires. The icing on the cake for this Fairlane is the Thunderbolt Hood. It gives the car that imposing stance and awesome presence up against other cars.

1967 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible

Lot #45 (Sale Order 49 of 87)

1967 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible This 1967 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible is a true survivor car. The car was re-painted several years ago, but it still sports it's original interior, wheels, engine and more. The car comes out of North Central Montana which is a dry climate and the car shows well. The motor runs strong and the automatic transmission shifts smooth. The car is a solid car and a pleasure to drive.

1960 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #46 (Sale Order 50 of 87)

1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Hardtop The classic lines of this car are present on the front, back, sides and top of the Beautiful 1960 Chevy Impala 4 door hardtop. This is a solid Wyoming car and all of the body panels are original to the car. The exterior was freshly painted 5 years ago by one of the best auto painters in Northern Wyoming. All the chrome and trim is original to the car and presents itself well. The interior is original to the car including the carpet and door panels and the seats were re-covered with GM seat material. Custom chrome wheels have been added as well as new tires. Mechanically this car is very sound. The original 348 was recently replaced with a 350 V-8 and a TH350 transmission. New dual exhaust was installed when the car was restored. The power steering was upgraded with a new steering box and power steering pump. The brakes were re-worked in the restoration as well. The front end was rebuilt and heavier springs were installed on the car for better suspension and road handling. The owner is a very knowledgeable GM collector.

1966 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Sedan

Lot #47 (Sale Order 51 of 87)

1966 Oldsmobile 98 Luxury Sedan This is an all original survivor in excellent condition. The car has been garage kept all its life and all components work. This Luxury Sedan model has up-level components in the back seat including fold down counter for drinks, food, etc. The motor runs strong and the car sails along great at highway speed. Brakes and suspension are good and the car is sure to put

1966 Pontiac Tempest Convertible

Lot #48 (Sale Order 52 of 87)

1966 Pontiac Tempest Convertible VIN: 235676Z100795 According to published data, only 5500 Pontiac Tempest Convertibles were produced in 1966. This 1966 Pontiac presented at auction is a Z code car (produced in Fremont, CA) and a numbers matching V-8 and automatic transmission, making this a low production number car! This very solid California car underwent a complete restoration within the last 4 years. While the body was not removed from the frame during the restoration, new body mounts were installed. All body sheet metal was very solid and original to the car, with the only exception being the trunk floor. While the very minor existence of pin holes could have been covered with filling and leveling product, the owner opted to professionally replace the truck with factory replacement panels to maintain the integrity of the car. While the car is fitted with a GTO hood, the original hood to the car is available. All trim and chrome was refurbished and looks excellent! While the beautiful red paint is not correct to the body tag, it never-the-less looks GREAT with the black interior and black convertible top. Under the hood you’ll find a matching numbers 326 V-8 with the correct AFB 4bbl carburetor. The motor was rebuilt as was the transmission. The motor runs strong and the transmission shifts just like a 66 Pontiac should. Since this is a Z-code car, all the California smog components came with the car from the factory. While this was removed during restoration, all CA smog parts original to the car are available if desired. During restoration, the springs were replaced with new, and new upper ball joints were installed. The brakes were completely rebuilt and maintain the original drum braking system. The steering, braking and suspension are restored to factory specs. The wheels are Rally 1 wheels, and the original wheels and caps are available with the car. New tires complete the excellent look of this car. The interior was completely restored with new carpet, upholstery, door panels and more. An after-market wood steering wheel was installed. All dash components work and an 8-track radio from a GTO was installed. The car sports a new vinyl convertible top with a glass rear window! The top hydraulics were re-worked and the top goes up and down smoothly. The car has been meticulously maintained since completion of the restoration. The car has never seen rain and is parked in a climate controlled garage. You’ll look far and wide to find as nice a 1966 Pontiac Tempest Convertible as this one presented at auction on September 2 in Billings, MT.

1956 Chevy Handyman 210 Wagon

Lot #50 (Sale Order 53 of 87)

1956 Chevy Handyman 210 Wagon VIN: VB560013896 – Custom Belair trim all factory GM parts – Corvette Engine and Transmission – LS1 and 4L60 4 Speed Automatic – The Engine and Transmission had 35,000 miles when installed, car has approx. 10,000 miles since completed – Tilt Steering Column custom wrapped 2 tone leather – Power Windows – Power Disk Brakes on front – A/C blows Ice Cold – Power Rack and Pinion Steering – Smoothie one piece bumpers – New Tail LIghts – New Complete Grill – New 17 Coy Wheels and tires on front, 18 inch on rear – Runs and drives excellent – 25mpg with the A/C on at 75 MPH!

1951 Ford F1 Pickup Truck

Lot #51 (Sale Order 54 of 87)

1951 Ford F1 Pickup Truck VIN: F1R1HM14023 Acquired in Wyoming approx. 11 years ago, this truck underwent an extensive Frame-off restoration over a 6 year period. Completed 5 years ago, this Classic Ford F1 is a real head turner! The body, taken down to the frame, was re-built from the ground up. New suspension components and a new steering gear box was installed along with springs, shocks, etc. The 4" drop springs installed give this truck a great stance on the road and makes for a much better handling truck. The 16" wheels were replaced with 15" wheels including a matching spare. The Flathead V-8 engine was completely rebuilt and upgraded with Mercury 4" crank and Mercury pistons and engineered to Mercury specs. The radiator is original and refurbished and the air cleaner is the original oil-breather. Dual exhaust was installed which not only complements the look of the truck, but enhances the performance of this great running and driving Pickup. The "three on the tree" manual transmission is mated to a Borg-Warner overdrive making this truck a pleasure to drive. The F1 was completely re-wired to original specs, with the system being upgraded to 12 volts. The Truck has been driven approximately 2000 miles since the restoration was completed. The body was professionally refurbished and painted very close to the original color. The chrome and stainless on the exterior of the truck is completely new and shines bright! Chrome bumpers were installed giving the perfect touch to this truck. All new glass as well as fender welts, window seals and window trim was installed in the restoration. The wood bed is new the the box to the truck is straight and clean. The Tailgate is excellent. The interior of the truck is a sight to behold. The dash was completely re-furbished and all guages work. New upholstery on the bench seat, new headliner and rear panels, new kick panels, new floor covering, new sun visors, new door and window handles and a new steering complete this truck. The finishing touch is found behind the seat with the restored gas tank and a factory tool-box on top of the tank! Sound insulation was installed under the floor covering above the headliner and in the doors. This is one of the nicer 1951 Ford F1 Pickup trucks you will see.

1970 GMC Shortbed Pickup Truck

Lot #52 (Sale Order 55 of 87)

1970 Chevrolet Shortbed Pickup Truck VIN: CE134BZ53496 This truck was restored over the winter of 2015. New on the truck include the following - Grill - Front outer and inner fenders - Doors - Bedsides - Tailgate - Interior. The car is powered by a Fuel Injected Chevy 383 Stroker with 700R4 trans. This strong running setup has approx. 35000 miles on the drivetrain. The 22 gallon fuel tank was relocated under the bed with filler neck in the rear fender well. This truck is very reliable and fun to drive.

1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe

Lot #53 (Sale Order 56 of 87)

1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe In 1948, the major auto manufacturers in America were having a hard time keeping up with the orders for new cars due to pent-up demand from Detroit production focusing on the war effort. As a result, few changes were made to the pre-war Plymouth cars from 1941. Production of vehicles for the civilian market following the WWII began in 1945 keeping the same model style up through the 1948 model year. The car was considered very stylish at the time, so Plymouth felt no need to update the car immediately following the war. This 1948 2 door sedan is a very nice original car. The car has received an exterior cosmetic restoration but was a solid car to begin with. The interior is all original as is the trunk and in the engine compartment. The car runs and drives good.

1967 Chevrolet Nova SS

Lot #54 (Sale Order 57 of 87)

1967 Chevrolet Nova SS This is a true 67 Chevy Nova SS. Very nice restoration on this car inside, outside and underneath.

1968 AMC AMX

Lot #55 (Sale Order 58 of 87)

1968 AMC AMX VIN: A8M397X313589 Factory 390 4 speed car. Believed to retain its complete original drivetrain, all date codes match up perfectly to the car. Solid Califorrnia car with all original body panels, floors, and trunk. No evidence of any body damage or rust repair anywhere. Optioned with power steering, power disc brakes, and 8 track stereo. Paint was refinished professionally about 11 years ago in its original color of "Rally Green." Always garaged since with limited miles. Engine and transmission were rebuilt and still retain the very rare California A.I.R. equipment. Nicely detailed underhood. Dual Exhaust was upgraded with Flowmaster mufflers. Interior is in excellent condition and refinished in black cloth. Dashboard is in excellent shape with no cracks. All of the glass is original including the windshield. Excellent shape throughout, no chips in windshield. You can tell this AMX has always been a nice car and not run through the ringer like so many others. Very solid car that runs superb and is quite fast and very fun to drive. The only made 2112 390 4 speed cars making this one rare car! Ready to enjoy! CLICK ON LINK FOR SOME AMC AMX HISTORY! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMC_AMX

1967 Buick Skylark Convertible

Lot #56 (Sale Order 59 of 87)

1967 Buick Skylark Convertible This is a very solid car having been bought new in Watford City, ND and living it's life in NE Montana. The body is in good condition, the car has been repainted, all chrome and stainless is present and in good condition, and the convertible top is in good condition too. Mechanically, the 300 V-8 with 2bbl carburetor runs good. The motor was recently re-sealed where needed. The new dual exhaust gives this car a great sound. The transmission was gone through and shifts good. New brakes all around including new drums, brake lines and shoes. Custom Crager GT wheels The interior is in good condition. The carpet is newer and the seats were re-upholstered some time ago. While not exactly period correct, the seats work for the driver quality car. The convertible top works great having had a new pump installed along with new pump lines. The rear plastic window in the convertible top is clear. This is a car to enjoy exactly as it is for years to come.

1966 Dodge Charger Hemi Race V-8

Lot #57 (Sale Order 60 of 87)

1966 Dodge Charger Hemi Race V-8 In 1966, a gentleman in San Diego had a specific request. "I want a 1966 Dodge Charger with the police package and the spot light delete, a the 426 race Hemi with 2 4bbl carbs and a 4 speed manual transmission." Two Dodge dealers turned him down and would not order the car according to his specifications. The 3rd Dealer, Howard Taylor Dodge in San Diego, said "Sure. We'll get that ordered for you!" In 1966, more than 37,000 Dodge Chargers rolled off the assembly line in Michigan. Of that number, only 468 were fitted with the 426 Hemi Race engine. Of the 468 Hemi equipped cars, 250 were fitted with the manual transmission. With the black exterior/black interior combination, it is not known how many police package with spotlight delete were ordered, but this is one very rare car! This Charger is an extremely well documented car including the original bill of sale from the dealership as well as the deposit slip and purchase slip. In addition, extensive maintenance records from work performed by Dodge Dealerships are present with the car. The last picture presented is from July, 1966, when the owner finally took delivery of this awesome Charger. This is a one owner, original, matching numbers car. It has been a Western States Car all it's life, beginning in San Diego and now in it's current location in Northern Wyoming. The odometer reads 82,000 miles which the maintenance records support. The car has received a repaint to factory specs, with the door jams, trunk and engine bay showing original paint. All body panels are original and there is no rust present. The rearend is a Dana 60 and the car runs and drives great! The police package presented a heavier duty suspension and beefier brakes for better control. You won't be disappointed in this extremely rare collector car.

1984 Chevrolet Scottsdale 4x4 Pickup Truck

Lot #58 (Sale Order 61 of 87)

1984 Chevrolet Scottsdale 4x4 Pickup Truck This 1984 Chevy 4x4 Truck was ordered from the factory with many options. These include: - Dual Tanks - AM Radio - Automatic Hubs - Sliding Rear Window - Rallye Wheels - Manual Transmission - Heavy Duty Radiator - Front Tow Hooks - Gauge Package - Bright Side Body Molding This is one of the nicer all original 84 Chevy 4x4 you will find. The bed is very straight showing little use and the odometer shows 91K miles

1959 Mercedes Benz 190 SL

Lot #59 (Sale Order 62 of 87)

1959 Mercedes Benz 190 SL Exceptional original car that received a re-paint approx. 10 years ago. More details to come.

1969 Ford Mustang

Lot #60 (Sale Order 63 of 87)

1969 Ford Mustang VIN: 9T01H167661 Relive your youth by owning the car of your younger years! This is a sharp muscle car looking for its new owner. The 351 Windsor was rebuilt along with the transmission approx. 5000 miles since rebuild. Billet flame thrower distributor. Mild cam. 180 lbs of compression all cylinders. Recently installed radio and speakers. Drives NICE. Clean interior and body, new tires, and magnum 500 wheels. Looks and runs awesome. Too many updates to list.

1963 Chevrolet Nova II Pro Street

Lot #61 (Sale Order 64 of 87)

1963 Chevy Nova II Pro Street This is one of the finer pro-street builds you will find. This car is at home on the race track, but also at peace on the street…A Race Car with Street Class!! The car was constructed in the late 90s, but looks and rides much newer. The true Nova II body is straight and the body lines are good. The interior is complete and has the look and feel of a street car. The Dash is all there including the radio and all gauges. The car has been tubbed and has a roll cage. The rear of the interior has been exceptionally well finished and adds to the exceptional look of the interior. The seats retain the original Nova II look and feel and the headliner looks awesome! Under the hood is finished as well as the interior. Detailed in chrome the engine is professionally built and fitted. The engine is a 383 Stroker with a 671 Blower and Dual Holly Carburetors. The engine is tuned to the carbs very well and the car is a pleasure to drive on the street. Dana 60 rearend and Mark Williams axles. The hood fits the contour of the engine very well and finishes the car out to perfection.

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle

Lot #62 (Sale Order 65 of 87)

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle This car received a high end frame on body restoration. The car was a rust free car to begin with and the body work and paint scheme has this car showing very well. The interior is likely original and is driver quality. Carpet replacement and attention to the seats and dash will make the interior stand out. While the 454 is not original to the car, it is a rebuilt 1980 block and was Dyno tested at 450HP when the work was completed. The front brakes have been converted to disc and the the springs and shocks on the rear were updated. This is a nice driver car that could be enjoyed as it is or you could have the interior restored which will add to it's appeal as a big block 1970 Chevelle.

1997 Pontiac Trans Am

Lot #63 (Sale Order 66 of 87)

1997 Pontiac Trans Am VIN: 2G2FV22P3V2208515 Very Nice, original 97 Pontiac Trans Am: - 5.7L V8, LT1 Engine - Hatchback - T Top - Automatic Transmission - Gray Leather Seats - Power Windows and Power Locks . Engine: Engine Order Code LT1, - SAE Net Torque@RPM 325@2400 - Fuel Syste, SFI, - SAE Net Horsepower@RPM 285@5000 - Automatice Transmission

1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda

Lot #64 (Sale Order 67 of 87)

1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda Very nice 1973 Plymouth Cuda. While the motor is not numbers matching, this is an original 340 4bbl car. The engine is the correct year, for the car, and the pistol grip 4 speed transmission and the rear-end are number matching for the car. The interior is original to the car and the exterior was recently repainted.

1968 Ford Mustang – California Special

Lot #65 (Sale Order 68 of 87)

1968 Ford Mustang – California Special VIN: 8R01T128009 This is a sweet car. California Special with a Dodge chassis, full frame off restoration, backup camera, disc brakes, automatic Windows and Doors locks, tilt, Cruise, A/C, 1. Colors is from the House of Colors, Oriental Blue 2. Hand made spoiler 3. 4.6 L Mustang Engine Cobra Jet 428 Engine 4. Fuel injected engine 5. Automatic Transmission with overdrive 6. Mustang II 7. Digital dashboard with gauges 8. A/C 9. Custom seats 10. Push Button windows 11. Foose Wheels 12. Stereo Sys 2-10 ten inch JL Audio Sub

2001 Jaguar XK8

Lot #67 (Sale Order 69 of 87)

2001 Jaguar XK8 VIN: SAJDA41C31NA17656 The 2001 Jaguar XJ8 came standard with more equipment than previous models including including leather upholstery, alloy wheels, and air conditioning. The door mirrors and door handles are body-colored and blend in well with this very stylish car. The radiator grille, windscreen and rear window surrounds, trunk lid and rain gutters were chromed, while the window frames remained matte black. The interior is wood trimmed in walnut for a luxurious feel. This Jaguar is in great condition and shows 92K miles on the odometer. It has been well cared for and runs out well. The interior shows normal wear and tear for the miles, and the seats look good.

2016 Mercedes Benz AMG GT S

Lot #68 (Sale Order 70 of 87)

2016 Mercedes Benz AMG GT S VIN: WDDYJ7JA9GA001979 This car is as near to new as possible showing only 2900 miles! Excellent condition inside and out and the quality, styling and performance of Mercedes comes together in perfection with the AMG GT S.

1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS

Lot #69 (Sale Order 71 of 87)

1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS Very nicely restored 1969 Chevrolet Camaro RS was a complete frame off restoration. A GM Crate 502 Motor was installed during the restoration which was professionally fitted under the hood. The upgraded cam, headers and a 3" exhaust makes this car run and sound GREAT! The engine is mated to a Muncie 4 speed transmission which connects to a 12 Bolt Posi-traction rear-end with 3:55 gears. Brakes were converted to disk brakes on all 4 corners. This is a well built car that turns heads...fast! The fresh yellow exterior and black striping looks sharp and the new hounds tooth interior shows very well. Everything works on this car down to the flip-up headlights and there is under 500 miles on the car since restoration. It is a great running and driving classic muscle car.

1975 Mercedes Benz 280 SL

Lot #70 (Sale Order 72 of 87)

1975 Mercedes Benz 280 SL All original driver car. Odometer shows Approx. 195K miles

1955 Ford F100

Lot #71 (Sale Order 73 of 87)

This 1955 Ford F100 restomod is built to cruise. The truck was completely restored and upgraded with modern suspension and braking, modern drive train including a 351 Windsor V-8 and an automatic transmission with overdrive. The new interior makes this truck a joy to drive.

1955 Hudson Hornet 4 Door Sedan

Lot #72 (Sale Order 74 of 87)

1955 Hudson Hornet 4 Door Sedan The 1955 Hudson was the first new car built by the newly formed American Motors but was sold under the Hudson name. The car received high acclaim for it's styling, handling, performance, braking, and for having the widest front seats in the industry! The "egg crate" wide front grill was very popular at the time. The pictures tell the tale on this car. It is an original, un-restored car with the odometer showing 97K miles. The miles have not been verified as actual. The long lines of this great car are enhanced by the Continental Kit and the wide white-wall tires. The car is powered by the factory available Packard-built 320 V8 and Packards Ultramatic automatic transmission. The car runs and drives well. The body is in original condition with some attention needed to the front floor pans. The interior is also original. The car could be driven and enjoyed as it is or is an ideal candidate for restoration as all parts are present.

1970 Volkswagon Beetle

Lot #73 (Sale Order 75 of 87)

1970 Volkswagon Beetle This great car has been restored to retain its very popular look and feel of the classic Beetle. This is a fun car to drive and always brings smiles and waves when you drive by! - Overhauled engine - New paint - New tires - New floor carpet - New upholstery - New brakes.

1953 Chevrolet Pickup

Lot #74 (Sale Order 76 of 87)

1953 Chevy 3 Window Pickup Truck New Consignment. 454 V-8

1980 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28

Lot #75 (Sale Order 77 of 87)

1980 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 VIN: 1P87LAL520197 This is a very nice original Camaro Z-28. The car appears to have had a re-paint and looks good. All Z-28 decals are present on the car. The motor runs strong and the interior is in great original shape. The Odometer reads 80,100 miles the condition of the car supports those miles. This was a top of the line Camaro in 1980 with A/C, Power Windows and Luxury Cloth Seats. The car runs and drives great.

1976 Toyota Land Cruiser

Lot #76 (Sale Order 78 of 87)

All rusted panels replaced, new paint in and out. Under carriage bed liner. Old Man Emu suspension with 2 inch lift, disc brakes up front from 80 Series. Engine rebuilt, less than 1500 miles on it, odometer does not work, all other gauges work. Rear heater, original front floor mat. Original PTO winch. New seat covers front/back jump seats, rear cargo mat. Extra fuel tank in between frame rails in back with filler neck under rear floor. New tires as of July this year.

1957 Chevy BelAir 4 Door Hardtop

Lot #77 (Sale Order 79 of 87)

1957 Chevy BelAir 4 Door Hardtop VIN: VC57L116658 A number of years ago, this car was in pieces and parts undergoing complete restoration to fulfill a dream. When the owner passed unexpectedly, his brother acquired the car and worked to not let the dream go unrealized. The car was completed about 6 years ago and is a very nice car. The car required minimal body work and was re-painted to factory color, but with the additional of some pearl in the paint. It is a striking looking car. The stainless trim is original to the car and in good condition, and new bumpers from Ecklers were installed. All the glass is good and the interior is completely new from the carpet to the headliner, also having come Ecklers. All the gauges and components work. Mechanically the car has received some upgrades. A 383 stroker was installed pushing 300+ horsepower. The Muncie 4 Speed was rebuilt and was the Posi-traction rear-end. The front end suspension was rebuilt with the front brakes converted to disc brakes. The drum brakes on the rear were re-done as well. A nice car that will make a great driver for someone looking to cruise around in style!

1979 Chevrolet Corvette L82

Lot #78 (Sale Order 80 of 87)

1979 Chevrolet Corvette L82 This is as true a barn find as they come. A family bought a ranch recently in the region. Following closing, they went exploring their new land. When they opened up the doors to one of the out-buildings, inside was this 1979 Chevrolet Corvette! Ended up the car came with the property!! Runs and drives good, tires are good. A fun car.

1966 Oldmobile 98

Lot #79 (Sale Order 81 of 87)

1966 Oldmobile 98 This is a Montana Barn Find! Solid body since it is a local car and stored inside for many years. The car has all power options including brakes and steering and Factory A/C and a decent interior. New interior and some elbow grease on the paint and you have yourself quite a cruiser!

1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

Lot #80 (Sale Order 82 of 87)

1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am VIN: 2W87K9L184023 Very nice 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. The restoration on this was was completed around 2006. The odometer currently shows 115K miles and the transmission has been rebuilt and runs smooth. The suspension is tight and the car runs and drives great!

1965 Ford Mustang

Lot #82 (Sale Order 83 of 87)

1965 Ford Mustang VIN: 5R07A247073 This nice car has 83,000 original miles. The motor is the 289 A code with 225 hp. The car is 90% original with the only changes being the custom wheels, dual exhaust and a new windshield. This car is 1 of only 3000 Mustangs built with bench seat and arm rest. Automatic transmission.

1977 VW Kit Car

Lot #83 (Sale Order 84 of 87)

1977 VW Kit Car This car runs good and sounds good. The paint shows well and the interior is in good condition. Ready to drive and show!

1965 Ford Mustang Fastback

Lot #84 (Sale Order 85 of 87)

Recent restomod; new 331 stroker, new AOD conversion, New 3.55 ratio differential, new interior, bodywork and paint completed Nov. 2015. Some items still need to be worked on, heater motor not working, do have new motor to install, at time of registration the speedometer not working, new unit to be installed by auction time. Drivers door window needs adjustment. Original speedometer showed 91,xxx miles. Car last registered in 1980 in Montana, has been stored indoors since. Evidence of prior accident before restoration, front core support and fender aprons appear to have been changed with parts from another donor car. There is a VIN stamped in the drivers side apron in the fender cut out from a 6 cyl coupe. Titled VIN is from the stampings on both fender aprons under the fenders near the firewall. VIN has been inspected by law enforcement. Title is a bonded title which expired 7/29/2017.

1948 GMC Pickup Truck

Lot #85 (Sale Order 86 of 87)

1948 GMC Longbox PIckup Truck 235 6cyl Motor. Newly rebuilt 4 speed Transmission. 2? drop axle on front. New brakes. Interior very nice. 1 door window is cracked. Needs a windshield wiper motor.

1971 Chevy Chevelle

Lot #86 (Sale Order 87 of 87)

1971 Chevy Chevelle Balanced & blueprinted 383 stroker motor dumped at 450hp Frame off restored approx. 3 years ago Has a brand new Turbo 350 that was just built with a lifetime warranty. Insane power Has a 10 bolt positrac rear end w/ 3:73 gears Has headers with new exhaust and turbo mufflers. Sounds amazing. Interior is awesome!! As nice as they come. Everything works too. Under the hood, the engine and engine compartment is awesome and very well detailed and painted/ chromed!!! All the lights work as well. The trunk is all detailed with a matching spare (painted to match). Tires are all new. Brakes work as they did when car was new. There is 2-3 very small imperfections in paint but the car is literally ready to show!! I drove the car on about 100 mile road trip and it was awesome. Handled and performed awesome.. Everywhere I was, driving or at gas station or at stop light, everyone stared and gave me the thumbs up and said "beautiful car". It literally sets you back in the seat while driving it 65-70 and stomping on the throttle!! The sound and how it revs up is amazing!! Fully serviced and tuned and ready for a fun road trip to anywhere you want to go. The car has perfect glass, all weather stripping, and new SS chrome badging. All the floors and fenders and door jams are rust free and solid!! The paint and how it shines is amazing as well!!


The 6th Annual Fall Classic Car Auction
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The 6th Annual Fall Classic Car Auction
by Classic Car Auction Group Sat, Sep 2, 2017 2:00 PM Mountain The 6th Annual Fall Classic Car Auction is a great bookend event to the Classic Car Driving Season in Montana! The event will feature over 100 of the finest cars in the region for sale at auction.