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1940 MS70 ClockFace Gas Pump

Lot #601S (Sale Order 1 of 142)

1940 MS 70 POLLY GAS “......CLOCK FACE”...... GAS PUMP We have a fine example of a Martin and Schwartz Model 80 gas pump headquarted first in Buffalo, New York and moved Salisbury, Maryland. The company was taken over by Wayne 0il and Gasoline Pump Company in 1951. Called a “......clock face”...... because the pump’......s meter displayed the amount sold like a clock telling time. A hand on the face would indicate how much was purchased. The history of Polly Gas is less clear. Polly Gas stations could be seen on the West Coast from the 1920’......s to the late 1950’......s. It was a group to independent stations that sold the Poly product. Sometime during the Depression, Wilshire Oil (formed in 1910 or 1919 depending on who you believe) bought Polly and continued to use the stunning green and black motif with the green parrot. Around 1960 Gulf bought Polly and the handsome pumps disappeared. Not a working pump. Meant for display only. Does light up. ESTIMATE: $1,500-$2,500

1950 MS80 Mobil Gas Special Gas Pump

Lot #602S (Sale Order 2 of 142)

1950 MS 80 MOBILEGAS “......SPECIAL”...... GAS PUMP We have a fine example of a Martin and Schwartz Model 80 gas pump headquarted first in Buffalo, New York and moved Salisbury, Maryland. The company was taken over by Wayne 0il and Gasoline Pump Company in 1951. Wayne continued to manufactory the MS 80 under their name. Not a working pump. Meant for display only. Does light up. ESTIMATE: $2,500-$3,500

Chevrolet WALL SIGN

Lot #603S (Sale Order 3 of 142)

Chevrolet Corvette - Wall Art

1950 ECO Air Meter Model 98

Lot #604S (Sale Order 4 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $1,500-$2,500

1920 Wayne Texaco Ethyl Model 615

Lot #605S (Sale Order 5 of 142)

1920's Wayne Texaco Ethyl Model 615 - 10 Gallon Visible *Non Calibrated ESTIMATE: $4,500-$5,500

Woodie Bar

Lot #606S (Sale Order 6 of 142)

Now for something completely different and special, a custom built bar based on a surfer woodie station wagon. With the look of a 1940s Ford “......Woodie”...... station wagon this custom built bar pays tribute to the surfer culture and its links to a special vehicle beloved of Southern California surfers. Jan and Dean celebrated that tie in a song originally written for the Beach Boys by Brian Wilson called “......Surf City.”...... The opening line goes; “......I bought a ’......34 wagon and we call it a woodie.”...... The Beach Boys also recorded an instrumental called, “......Boogie Woodie.”...... The most stunning feature of this “......woodie bar”...... is the metallic flake red paint job on the front end of the car body and the equally impressive grill. The headlights and taillights both actually work and are wired to an inverter that plugs into 110V. Rescued from a tavern with a “......surfer”...... theme, this bar features a highly polished surf board complete with tail fin as the bar top. The footrest resembles a chromed exhaust pipe. Mirrors have been mounted on the back of the bar to resemble the windows of the “......woodie.”...... The rear view mirror is even shaped like a surfboard. The entire unit is on a tube steel chassis with 6 casters for easy movement. The black finish on the floor and backside are pickup bed liner material that makes it waterproof. Purchasing this special piece of automobilia will be a big help to the Saratoga Auto Museum; the consigner will donate any proceeds above the reserve price to support the Saratoga Auto Museum’......s important Distracted Driver and Educational programs. This beautiful, one of a kind tribute to the days of surfin’...... and woodies, will give the owner something special to talk about when entertaining friends and fellow automobile enthusiasts. ESTIMATE: $10,000-$15,000

1962 Bianchi Gardena 75

Lot #607S (Sale Order 7 of 142)

1962 Bianchi Gardena 75 - This motorcycle was imported in 1962 by Luigi Chinetti Motors, the importer and distributor of Ferraris for All of North America. It was displayed in their New York City and Greenwich, CT showrooms. It was taken to many world famous automobile races by the Ferrari North American Team (NART) where it was used by the racing drivers and crew in the paddock areas at the race tracks. Dick Fritz the then team manager of NART bought the Bianchi more than 40 years ago from Chinetti Motors and has owned it ever since. It is in original, unrestored condition and comes with the original owners and parts manuals, tools, and air pump. In June of 2018 it was displayed at the Greenwich Concours in Greenwich, CT. $1,500-$3,000

1967 Triumph Tiger Daytona T100R

Lot #608S (Sale Order 8 of 142)

The Triumph Tiger Daytona 500cc motorcycle was developed in 1966. The “......Daytona”...... name was derived from Triumph wins in 1966 and 1967 at the Daytona 200 motorcycle races. This 500cc Triumph T100R is offered by the second owner. It is an original, well preserved unrestored survivor. The original Sherbourne green and Alaskan white tank paint is original and in superb condition. The original Pennsylvania inspection stickers on the rear fender and service stickers on the underside of the seat have not been removed maintaining the bike’......s historical background. Included is the original purchase invoice from November 1966. The correct frame and engine casing numbers indicate it is one of the early production 1967 Daytona Tigers built in late 1966. Thus, this transition year Triumph Tiger Daytona came from the factory with a single carburetor. Owner believes mileage to be original showing 12,245 on odometer. the bike starts easily, runs and handles great and has the classic Triumph sound. The wire harness, spark plugs, air filter, fluids and tires are new. A recent tuning and adjustments were done by a professional vintage motorcycle mechanic. The original English made spark plugs, an extra set of new plugs and points and Service-Repair manual are included. This fine original, road worthy 60s era Triumph motorcycle will fit nicely in any vintage collection and needs nothing. Estimate: $8,000-$14,000

1998 Harley-Davidson Heritage Springer

Lot #609S (Sale Order 9 of 142)

1998 HARLEY-DAVIDSON HERITAGE SPRINGER We are offering for auction a magnificent all original recreation of a classic 1948 Harely-Davidson –...... the Heritage Springer. Harley reached back 50 years for inspiration from its most nostalgic model. With its Springer front suspension, hardtail-like rear end, 16 inch whitewalls, high headlight, dual fringed seat and saddlebags, split 4.2 gallon fuel tank with dual filler caps and dual fishtail mufflers, this bike captures the flavor of the 1948 Harley 74. While the engine remains similar to the original V-twin panhead of 1948, it is now 6 cu in bigger, modern alloy cylinders, 5 speeds and electronic ignition. It still has some old “......charm”...... by not having a counterbalancer and no rubber on the engine mounts. Though the bike recalls the Springer suspension, there some modern updates with the most important being disc brakes. The bike also has a rear suspension system. Using Harley’......s Softail configuration with the dampers laid out horizontally out of sight to maintain the illusion of 1948. Even the front now has a shock. Owner believes mileage to be original showing 23,978 on odometer. Title reads exempt. This bike has a great nostalgic look but with modern amenities. Estimate: $15,000-$20,000

1961 BSA Goldstar

Lot #610S (Sale Order 10 of 142)

This is a finely preserved and meticulously detailed original rare 1961 BSA Goldstar Clubmans Model DB32 350cc motorcycle with correct numbers. The engine was rebuilt by the prior owner and the bike was since stored in his barn. The present owner had all work completed by a professional vintage motorcycle restorer. Cleaned and detailed to perfection. Fresh fluids, new fork seals, tires, clutch, battery and wire harness. Fuel tank cleaned and sealed. Rebuilt carburetor, engine tuned and valves adjusted. Original gauges, speedometer calibrated. Runs and handles great, everything works, licensed and registered in N.Y.S. 10 miles on odometer since refurbished. Original black frame and Post Office Red fuel tank paint. BSA Goldstar motorcycles, derived their name from the Goldstar award given to racers lapping the Brooklands, England race course at over 100mph. Affectionately known as “......Goldies”...... they were manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms Company, England (BSA Motorcycles Ltd. From 1954) from 1937 until 1963. Introduced in 1955 the DB32 350cc “......Little Brother”...... to the DB34 500cc was obtainable from 1959 to 1962 by special order only and was hand built. Few 350s exist. Seldom offered, this highly collectable and desirable street legal racer needs nothing. *Please this Motorcycle is being sold on "Bill of Sale". However it will be accompanied by a new NY state registration. Estimate: $18,000-$25,000

1965 Ford Mustang

Lot #611S (Sale Order 11 of 142)

Purchased from original owner in 1992 All original inside and out Pristine leather seats and immaculate trunk Insured and registered Everything runs and is in good working order

2004 Chevrolet SSR

Lot #612S (Sale Order 12 of 142)

2004 Chevrolet SSR Super Sport Roadster LX with Retractable Hardtop! Part Pick Up. Part Roadster. Pure Joyride. The Chevrolet SSR started out as a concept car in the early days of the millennium and to everyone surprise was brought into production from 2003-2006. This most highly desired modern classic vehicle was purchased as a FULLY OPTIONED pickup/roadster from the factory including the 5.3 Liter, 300 HP engine that makes that classic sound. Produced as a limited production model, this hardtop convertible truck is a rare example and sure to turn heads. With the push of a button, the hardtop convertible tucks away and gives the SSR a sleek fresh look. This vehicle is practically brand new with only 19,600 weekend miles on the odometer. In pristine condition, it Includes Owner's Manual, bilateral power and heated black leather bucket seats, Bose radio system and all LX options..., including wood paneled and carpeted Bed with two matching black tool cases and a center console. Specifications: Body Type/Style: 2 Door Sport Truck Roadster Exterior Color: Redline Red Interior Color: Black Deluxe Leather Engine: 5.3 Liter V8 300 HP w/Automatic Mileage: 19,600 Features: Bucket seats with Center Console including Factory Optional gauges and clean CarFax.

1966 Cobra Roadster

Lot #613S (Sale Order 13 of 142)

This recently inspected vehicle has just over 20,000 miles on the odometer and comes equipped with new rear tires, new battery, a tonneau cover and a full top. ESTIMATE: $22,000-$32,000

1962 Dodge Lancer

Lot #614S (Sale Order 14 of 142)

1962 DODGE LANCER In America, during the late 1950’......s, it became clear that bigger being better was not always the way to go. The late 50’......s recession put a huge dent into what had been a booming car industry. American Motors with their smaller more economical cars had one of its best years. Also, those funny looking foreign cars were a hit with college kids. Detroit decides this is a market to explore. While GM jumped in with both feet and spent millions on the Corvair, Ford and Chrysler decided to build scaled down versions of big cars. Ford gave us the Falcon and Chrysler, first, the Plymouth Valiant and later the Dodge Lancer. In 1960 the Valiant was a huge, out of the box, success but, hedging their bets, Chrysler didn’......t build a car for Dodge. Dodge dealers demanded their own low end small car and so was born the Lancer. We are offering a very handsome very red, only repainted once, 1962 Dodge Lancer Model 742 GT 2-door coupe. Being aimed at a more upscale clientele than a Valiant, the Lancer was a much more fully appointed car. It has power steering, a radio, the A 904 3speed automatic with push buttons and powered by the evergreen 225 cu in 145 hp classic Slant-6. In 1963, the Lancer would become the Dart. This would be a brilliant choice for your first collector car. Estimate: $20,000-$25,000

1994 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

Lot #615S (Sale Order 15 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $25,000-$32,500

1997 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am W.S 6

Lot #616S (Sale Order 16 of 142)

12000$ orange pearl and black custom tinted windows recently completed and perfect all around.Exhaust upgrade WS6 model 5.7 liter 6 speed manual, ram air conversion, dual exhaust, new tires and wheels. Has a recent inspection on a salvage title from an old accident since fully repaired ESTIMATE: $10,000-$18,000

1978 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #617S (Sale Order 17 of 142)

This vehicle is a original GM COPO car that was used for photo shoots and display at shows,spent the first year in GM headquarters on display,Has much paperwork,Original GM COPO internal order form,build sheet and Original GM Quick Spec sheet,sales history and window sticker. Complete owners history. Bloomington Gold Certified with Certification and all judging sheets.Vehicle has original owners manual,Jack,T-top bags and original keys with knock outs still intact,All original except tires,battery and mufflers. A1 condition. This car has gone from collector to collector. ESTIMATE: $25,000-$32,500

1976 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #618S (Sale Order 18 of 142)

1976 Corvette Saber Viper Body Kit, only one known to exist. Custom Viper yellow with black stripes. The car was originally displayed in Kit Car magazine in 1994. It was an Invitational Car at Carlisle this year 2018. Numerous awards won at local shows. Completely restored by current owners. 8 month frame off restoration performed in their garage at their house. Every nut and bolt were removed cleaned and reused or replaced. Rebuilt 350 ci 350 hp engine, polished aluminum intake, Edlebrock carb, chrome block hugger headers, chrome side exhaust, MSD ignition, chrome oil pan, Walker radiator, dual electric fans, chrome alternator, plus lots more chrome. Rebuilt TH350 transmission with a shift kit, chrome inspection cover and painted oil pan. Rebuilt independent Hotchkiss suspension, with Bilstein shocks, urethane bushings and new half shafts. New 4 piston calipers, drilled and slotted Zinc plated rotors, stainless brake lines. Complete custom interior in black and yellow, new carpet, dash, rear compartments, door switches, lights, stereo CD player with backup camera, also capable of navigation, blue tooth, USB, etc. Full remote controlled tilt nose, shaved door handles, T-Tops, blacked out stainless, new windshield. All new tires and Chrome Riddler wheels. Estimate:$28,000-$32,500

1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

Lot #619S (Sale Order 19 of 142)

Hurst/Olds collaborations were typically performance based, but by 1975, that commodity was pretty hard to come by. Emission controls had put the vice grips on muscle cars. But Hurst/ Olds had answered the call with a 455 cubic inch big block. Hurst / Olds shifted gears in '75 , emphasizing on the open air appeal of their new, T-top equipped model. Color choices were simple- black or white-with complementary or contrasting vinyl roofs. Special features included swivel bucket seats and of course a Hurst Dual-Gate shifter. The '75 models were still quick for their era, slick in their graphics and rare on the roadways. Just 2,535 H/O's were sold in the model year 1975. ESTIMATE: $30,000-$40,000

1964 Studebaker Champ

Lot #620S (Sale Order 20 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon Estimate: $8,000-$15,000

1967 Pontiac Firebird

Lot #621S (Sale Order 21 of 142)

1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE In 1964-65 General Motors was caught completely flat footed when Ford introduced the Mustang. Not since the introduction of the model “......A”...... Ford had a car so completely captured the American imagination. This forced GM to go on a crash course to make its own “......pony car”....... In the June of 1966 the Camaro was announced. Aware that Ford was about to announce the Mercury Cougar as their upscale “......pony car”......, the Pontiac’......s Firebird would be the upscale Camaro. While Pontiac really wanted to make a two-seater sports car out the Banshee concept car, GM said no to protect the Corvette from in house competition and to deal with the upscale Cougar. We are offering for auction a very fine example of the first generation Firebird convertible with only 54,400 documented original miles. The last of three owners, our owner bought the car 1986 when it had 52,600 miles. Once again, all can be documented. Of the five engine and four transmission options (remember options), this one has a 326 cu in, 250 hp V-8 and a Powerglide automatic. Our Firebird was re-painted green with gold flex metallic mixed in. The interior is black with a floor shift and power steering. The power top is made canvas in the color of buckskin. No plastic filler. She has new all metal doors and quarter panels. A clean honest first generation “......pony car”......, Estimate: $30,000-$40,000

1966 Buick Wildcat

Lot #622S (Sale Order 22 of 142)

1966 Buick Wildcat Convertible This Buick Wildcat is just plain impressive. It is large in keeping with the mid-60s GM styling and the Red Jewell tint coat paint is striking, the owner says was repainted 10 years ago. It is not surprising that this beauty has won over 100 trophies including best of show, best paint and best engine compartment. The Buick Wildcat represents the top of the line for Buick when it came to performance, luxury and cachet. The convertibles are particularly rare. Not only is the exterior stunning, the black leather custom interior is pristine. The black leather seats look like no one has ever ridden in them. Even the engine compartment is in exceptional condition. It is hard to believe this beauty has 94,550 original miles. It looks like has never been driven. Nestled in the super clean engine compartment is a Buick 401 cu.in. V8 with a Carter 4 barrel that develops 325 h.p. The transmission is an automatic 3-speed with floor-mounted shifter. The convertible top is in soft-white vinyl fabric. These Wildcat convertibles are very special so they represent an opportunity to enjoy a classic you will seldom encounter even in car shows. Estimate: $30,000-$35,000

1917 Ford Model T Roadster

Lot #623S (Sale Order 23 of 142)

1917 MODEL “......T”...... ROADSTER If you looked up the word ubiquitous in your automotive dictionary, the answer would be Ford model “......T”....... Though first built over one-hundred and ten years ago, it’......s simple charm and rugged character is still loved by millions. One would not be surprised if there were more “......T”...... than Chevy Vegas still being driven. We are offer a charming black, what else would it be, 1917 “......T”...... for auction. Only the second time “......T”......’......s history, 1917 was first year for new body updates. The hood was tapered with a curved top. The folding hinges are now at the point the joint between the flat sides and curved top. These changes are, almost needless to say, subtle but it would be called “......low hood”...... “......T”....... This style lasted up until 1923 and would be the most numerous of all. More than half of all “......T”......s are “......low hoods”....... While, the “......T”...... has better parts availability than some cars made only a few years ago, has the support of thousands of loyal owners and will always attract a crowd at any car show, the Roadster has also been a great foundation for a classic Hot Rod. Estimate: $15,000-$20,000

1976 Triumph TR6

Lot #624S (Sale Order 24 of 142)

Final year of ptoduction, recent engine overhaul, new clutch, all original ESTIMATE: $10,000-$17,500

1986 Alfa Romeo Veloce Spider

Lot #625S (Sale Order 25 of 142)

All original. Great condition. Head turner. All service records, original bill of sale.

1969 Fiat 500L

Lot #626S (Sale Order 26 of 142)

1969 Fiat 500L - Excellent Restoration * Charming Microcar Microcars have always had a huge following with their stellar handling, spectacular fuel efficiency, and charming appearance. One of the finest microcars to ever hit the road would have to be the Fiat 500. It was an immediate success when launched, and went on to be become an icon of the microcar movement. The Fiat 500L offered here is an excellent example of this fine car and has been beautifully restored in Fiat White. The restoration of this 500L is clearly evident in the quality of the work performed in bringing it back to factory specifications. The restoration started with a low mileage and undamaged car and all its parts used were OEM. It presents well cosmetically and looks like a factory showroom car. The interior features a two-tone black and red theme and the charming simplicity of the 500 is clearly evident when sitting behind the wheel. Power comes from a 478.5cc twin cylinder engine mated to a four-speed transmission and other amenities are four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes, black mirror, chrome bumpers, folding sunroof, vent windows, and 12-inch wheels with new Cinturato tires. Estimate: $10,000-$18,000

1954 MG TF

Lot #627S (Sale Order 27 of 142)

1954 MG TF 1250 This beauty spells “......Terrific Fun.”...... The MG TF is the last of MG’......s long running T-series, which dates back to the era before World War II. It is also regarded on the best looking of the Ts with its headlights incorporated in a lovely sweeping fender line. The TF is also reputed to be the best handling of the series. This little beauty has been restored within the past 10 years. So it is in good condition. The current owner says he has driven it less than 100 miles since 2005 and it is always garaged. What sets this MG apart is it’......s unique color called Almond Green and is a metallic paint referred to as “......MetalliChrome”....... This is definitely not the darker green sometimes called British Racing Green. The interior is tan (biscuit) leather and the cloth top and tonneau cover are also tan. Of course the seats are bucket seats. There is a luggage rack if you plan on taking a longer trip. The 1250 cc 4-cylinder engine has the correct twin SU carburetors and 4-speed MG gearbox. The engine generates 54 h.p. This car features wire wheels. This is the perfect car for someone who remembers the fun of owning a British sports car in the 1950s. Estimate: $20,000-$30,000

1988 Porsche 928

Lot #628S (Sale Order 28 of 142)

Paint and interior are excellent. Everything in good working order. Low mileage car well maintained. Full engine service which includes new timing belt and rebuilt tensioner. New water pump and full tuneup all 100 miles ago. New exhaust car sounds great. ESTIMATE: $18,000-$24,000

1961 Volkswagen Beetle

Lot #629S (Sale Order 29 of 142)

The most ICONIC and RECOGNIZABLE body style of all time ! Endearingly identified as "THE BUG" The Volkswagon BEETLE stands alone as recognizable. For a car that had a rather odious beginning as a people’......s car commissioned by Adolf Hitler, the Beetle came to be loved by multiple generations of basic transportation seekers on every continent. The 1960 “......Think Small”...... advertising campaign is still studied in marketing classes around the world. Throughout most of its life in the U.S., the Beetle was offered in sedan and cabriolet body styles. Pre-1968 Beetles were inexpensive but never cheap. They were well-assembled, used first-rate interior materials and have a charm that’......s lacking in later cars. Just about every part for a Beetle is readily available and most are quite inexpensive . OUR BEETLE : Now painted in an eye catching Teal Blue metallic and a White convertible top, all in very good condition, draws looks and questions wherever you might be. The wheels are also color coded with chrome center caps and good rubber with wide whitewalls that ad to the fun look. The 1200cc motor has also been trimmed to match the exterior color having only 1500 miles since mechanical restoration. The bugs headlights are clear and the chrome trim rings unblemished with both bumpers in very good order. The Inside metal trim is again color matched complimented with blue cloth seats and door trim in excellent condition. Ivory accents are used (knobs,arm rests and trim rings) to set off this really nice interior. This is a really nice vehicle representing the iconic "BEETLE' It is fun to drive top up or down. Please note Titled with Colorado Reassignment VIN ESTIMATE: $10,000-$15,000

1995 Mercedes-Benz S320

Lot #630S (Sale Order 30 of 142)

1995 Mercedes Benz S320 Sedan The top of the line in its day, this model continued the Mercedes tradition of producing luxury vehicles with every conceivable feature to provide a first class driving experience. This particular sedan has been meticulously maintained by its current owner. He take special pride in the flawless presentation of his automobiles. As one would expect this vehicle has a perfect Carfax report. It is "loaded' with every conceivable driving comfort at the same time delivering good performance with a 3.2 lire inline six with four valves per cylinder linked to a five speed automatic transmission. It has power steering, power brakes, special power windows, power locks, and power seats and air conditioning. There are dozens of special features engineered into this car power windows that stop when they encounter an obstacle. With its metallic black exterior and grey leather interior, this sedan is as impressive to look at as its impressive engineering. Estimate: $10,000-$15,000

1959 Jaguar Mark I

Lot #631S (Sale Order 31 of 142)

This motorcar is an all original, number matching example that has won multiple awards for its preservation and originality. Finished in Cotswold Blue with trim work in near perfect condition. A excellent candidate for restoration or continue to preserve the car's originality. ESTIMATE: $25,000-$35,000

1989 Jaguar XJS

Lot #632S (Sale Order 32 of 142)

1989 JAGUAR XJ-S CONVERTIBLE In 1975 Jaguar Cars found itself in a difficult predicament. How to replace the legendary XK-E? Jaguar decides to go all in on building a high speed luxury touring car to go head to head against Mercedes - the XJ-S. Based on the XJ saloon, the new Jag was a large, by European standards, two door touring coupe with and automatic that was, believe it or not, more aerodynamic than the E type. The big change was a V-12 motor which would be its crowning feature until the model was retired in 1995. In 1988, Jaguar introduced a convertible version of the XJ-S which became very popular. Between 1988 and 1991 over 12,000 were built. We are offer a magnificent 1989 version of the XJ-S that has 7,800 original miles on. Yes, only 7,800 miles! This Jag is in stunning red with a perfect tan leather interior. It has a black canvas top. It has power seats, power steering, power top and power brakes. The power comes from the original V-12 attached to the original GM automatic. She comes with tools and stacks of information. An absolutely stunning car built by the legendary Jaguar Cars with a V-12 and only 7,800 miles! Estimate: $25,000-30,000

1956 Oldsmobile 88

Lot #633S (Sale Order 33 of 142)

A VERY NICE, SOLID, RESTORED 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 HOLIDAY COUPE THAT LOOKS, RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT. FINISHED IN A BEAUTIFUL COLOR COMBINATION OF RED AND WHITE WITH A RED AND GRAY INTERIOR. CHROME IS BEAUTIFUL AND TRUNK IS DETAILED NICELY. OPTIONS INCLUDE HYDROMATIC AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RADIO, HEATER, FENDER SKIRTS, WIDE WHITE WALLS AND DUAL EXHAUST.

1955 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Lot #634S (Sale Order 34 of 142)

New Consignment - description coming soon! Estimate: $20,000-$25,000

1947 Ford Deluxe

Lot #635S (Sale Order 35 of 142)

Beautiful two-door Ford Deluxe Coupe long favored by hotrod enthusiasts, this car still maintains its original look and feel with black paint popular in the post-war era. White wall tires complete the look. It has undergone a complete restoration. The most striking feature of this classic is the stunning custom red leather interior. It just says quality restoration. The engine is a Ford 239 V8 with dual carbs and an aluminum intake manifold. The flat head V8 is said to be very smooth running with plenty of power. The three speed manual transmission with the shifter on the steering column. A classic from back in time. ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $30,000

1886 Daimler Motor Carriage Replica

Lot #636S (Sale Order 36 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $25,000-$35,000

1966 Ford Mustang

Lot #637S (Sale Order 37 of 142)

There are lots of Mustangs on the road, but a few stand out amongst the crowd. This is true of this gorgeous 1966 hardtop coupe with its' original and unusual Antique Bronze paint and black vinyl roof. The car is a "numbers matching" vehicle which is nearly 100% original, with the exception of a professional repaint in its original color in 2015, new front and rear bumpers and door sills. It starts, runs, handles and stops as it should when new. A new power steering pump installed in 2015 and maneuvering and road handling are effortless. This car is extremely comfortable riding and a real pleasure to drive. Its'original in-line six cylinder engine and 3-speed automatic transmission provide fast, smooth acceleration and will cruise all day at 70 mph with no issues. The Mustang's unique styling, wire spoke wheels, front bucket seats and front-to-back center console with mounted shifter provide the look of a sporty muscle car, as does the attractive steering wheel, full gauge instrument panel and gull wing dash. The engine and its associated components, the cars' full black interior and the trunk are all in original condition and very presentable. The car is also equipped with an AM/FM/MP3 stereo hidden in the glove box. The dash mounted AM/FM/Cassette may be made operable but this is not certain. This Mustang is driven weekly and attracts attention on every outing. The current mileage is believed to be a little over 119K. It is used mostly for family pleasure, with an average of 220 miles per year over the past 10 years. The car took a "Top 5 Classic Driver" trophy in August of 2015 at the Annual West Glens Falls, NY "Freedom Festival" show, with some 200 cars in attendance. While unable to fully document, it is believed that this car was essentially a two-owner car prior to the present day owner's purchase in November of 2007. The car was built in Metuchen, NJ and is said to have never been driven in the winter and never to have left the state of NY until November of 2007. It is now driven from April to October of each year and is kept in dry storage during the fall and winter months. ESTIMATE: $13,000 - $16,000

1929 Buick 129-55 Phaeton

Lot #638S (Sale Order 38 of 142)

Known as a Sport Phaeton, this five passenger Buick is right out of the “......Roaring Twenties.”...... A “......Phaeton”...... is generally defined as an open four door convertible touring car and this car fits that definition perfectly. It is designed for motoring in a grand style. A nice older restoration this car runs well. It has a 309 Cu. in. and the six cylinder engine puts out 90 HP. Brakes are mechanical. The deep red paint job with the convertible cloth top is set off by white walls and yellow wire wheels. The side mounted spare tire also adds a touch of elegance. ESTIMATE: $35,000-$45,000

1930 Oldsmobile Cabriolet Convertible

Lot #639S (Sale Order 39 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $35,000-$45,000

1950 Ford Custom Line

Lot #640S (Sale Order 40 of 142)

A VERY NICE, SOLID, OLDER RESTORED 1950 FORD CUSTOM CONVERTIBLE THAT STILL LOOKS GREAT AND IS BELIEVED TO HAVE 79K ORIGINAL MILES. IT SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE IN PENNSYLVANIA. FINISHED IN FORD RED WITH A BLACK AND RED LEATHER INTERIOR AND BLACK CANVAS TOP. CHROME IS BEAUTIFUL AND ENGINE COMPARTMENT AND TRUNK ARE DETAILED NICELY. OPTIONS INCLUDE: 239 CI FLATHEAD V8 ENGINE 3 SPEED W/OVERDRIVE FENDER SKIRTS FENDER GUARDS FRONT AND REAR SPOT LIGHTS FOG LIGHTS BACK UP LIGHTS RADIO & HEATER DELUXE WHEEL COVER TRIM RINGS CONTINENTAL KIT PERIOD CORRECT HEADERS AND DUAL EXHAUST JUST COMPLETED THE 2018 DETROIT WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE AND THE CAR RAN AND DROVE VERY WELL. I PUT ON 150 MILES INCLUDING HIGHWAY AND STOP AND GO TRAFFIC IN 83 DEGREE WEATHER WITH NO OVERHEATING. THE POWER TOP, RADIO AND CLOCK ALL WORK.

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #641S (Sale Order 41 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $40,000-$50,000

1966 Pontiac Ventura

Lot #642S (Sale Order 42 of 142)

Seller Notes: “......UP FOR SALE IS A VERY RARE FACTORY BLACK ON BLACK, 4-SPEED FACTORY BUCKET SEATS,UPGRADED WITH A VINTAGE CORRECT 421 CU IN TRI POWER COMPLETELY REBUILT, THIS CAR IS REALLY RARE, FACTORY BLACK PAINT,BLACK VINYL SEATS,CONSOLE AND A FACTORY HURST 4 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION. PUT THAT COMBINATION WITH A CORRECT 421 TRI-POWER ENGINE AND YOU HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE VINTAGE PONTIAC.THIS PONTIAC IS A GTO ON STEROIDS, HAS FENDER SKIRTS, POWER STEERING AND FACTORY TEMPERATURE, OIL PRESSURE,AND BATTERY GAUGES. i HAVE THE FACTORY PHS DOCUMENT FOR THIS CAR. THIS IS 1 OF 389 BUILT IN THIS ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION. HAS A TACHOMETER MOUNTED ON CONSOLE. i WOULD RATE THE PAINT A SOLID 8 OUT OF A 10. VERY BRIGHT SHINE FINISH,AND SHOWS VERY WELL. HEADS UP EVERYWHERE, IT LOOKS LIKE A SHOW CAR!!! THE MOTOR RUNS "VERY STRONG" AND IS SET UP TO 365 HP SPECS. HEADS ARE 093 WHICH IS CORRECT ALONG WITH THE CORRECT 1966 TRI-POWER SET UP. ENGINE CASTING # IS 9778791 AND ENGINE CODE IS YJ.”...... ENGINE COMPARTMENT IS NICELY DETAILED WITH CORRECT HOOD INSULATION, HOSES, AND CLAMPS,VALVE COVER DRESS UP KIT WITH NEW CARB COVERS VERY SHARP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Estimate: $30,000-$45,000

1986 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #643S (Sale Order 43 of 142)

1986 Chevrolet Corvette - Pace Car *5.7 Litre - V8 - 230hp *8,570 Original Miles *Indy Pace Car Package *ALL Original *Leather *Air Conditioning *Never driven in rain

1947 Chevrolet 1/2-Ton Pickup Tow Truck

Lot #644S (Sale Order 44 of 142)

A complete frame-off restoration with base coat clear coat paint brand new motor dual carburetors and split exhaust manifold this truck is nearly perfect

1947 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special

Lot #645S (Sale Order 45 of 142)

With a complete restoration in 2017, this 1947 Cadillac Sixty Special with body by Fleetwood is an impressive example of Cadillac’......s most luxurious model. With only 150 miles since a nut and bolt restoration, this Cadillac is visually stunning and in perfect condition Described as a small limousine, this car represents the final year of a classic era in the history of GM’......s most distinguished brand dating back to the Thirties. With the look and feel of a small limousine, this car is longer than the pre-war models with ample legroom thanks to a 4-inch longer wheelbase and 2-inch longer rear doors. With its roomy interior, the Sixty Special was advertised as a five-passenger vehicle. One of the outstanding features of this particular Cadillac is the plush red interior. The sofa style rear seat is done in a rich red fabric complete with footrests and rope grips and a privacy window. The interior is accented with beautifully finished wood trim on the doors and the dash. This car has been repainted in its original black and is finished to a high standard. The flawless paint glistens. The chrome fixtures have been re-chromed and the gleaming massive grill is impressive and was a touchstone of these stylish luxury models. With this 1947 model, Cadillac introduced the famous “......sombrero”...... stainless steel wheelcovers New white wall tires set off the car’......s excellent bodyline. Under the hood, the 346 cu. in. V8 delivers some 150 H.P. and this car can just cruise in the style befitting the owner’......s status. It runs smoothly and starts readily. This newly restored beauty will be an award winner for a new owner. ESTIMATE: $30,000-$38,000

1956 Ford Fairlane Sunliner

Lot #646S (Sale Order 46 of 142)

1956 Ford Sunliner The name Sunliner adorned all full sized Ford convertibles from 1952 until 1962. This car is a 1956 model which was a landmark year for Ford. It was a time of prosperity which fueled a horsepower race among car manufacturers where Ford was a top contender. But, in 1956 Ford turned an eye toward safety and what they called the lifesaver design. The steering wheel was dished so as to provide some energy absorbing, seat belts were offered along with the padded dash and sun visors as factory options. In 1956 this model Sunliner with Thunderbird V8 sold very well with 57,872 units. For comparison only 275 buyers opted for the inline six cylinder. The Thunderbird V8s were offered in two flavors; the 292 cu. in. and the 312 cu. in. both had four barrel carburetors, or 4V as Ford literature called them (the V is for venturi). 1956 also introduce a 12 Volt electrical system, so in many ways the 1956 Sunliner is a big step up compared with the 1955 version whose style was only slightly different. For auction we have a lovely powder blue and white model with 200 HP, 292 cu. in. V8 and 4V carburetor. The car is all decked out with the extras like dual spotlights, continental kit, color coordinated blue convertible top, fender skirts, Ford-o-matic transmission, power steering, full wheel covers, and lots more.. The interior is original design in blue and white vinyl, and the dash is covered with the lifesaver padding. This makes the perfect cruise in ride for all car collectors. It will be a true collector car for years to come. Estimate: $35,000-$50,000

1965 Buick Electra

Lot #647S (Sale Order 47 of 142)

1965 Buick Electra 225 Custom Convertible 40,600 Original miles, 401 Nail Head, PW, PS Tilt Wheel Sold New at Dunning Buick in Latham, New York. Never in winter weather. Completely original including the top. All of the glovebox books and shop manual. Sonomatic radio with electric antenna. Completely detailed engine compartment. New Monroe Gasomatic shocks, RUNS LIKE A DREAM

2009 Ford Mustang GT 500

Lot #648S (Sale Order 48 of 142)

This laser straight 2009 Mustang GT500 is super clean inside and out. No winters or salt. Has the Shelby shifter assembly and flow master exhaust. No major modifications performed. Adult owned and garage kept. Brembo brakes, leather, navigation. Recent tires and fresh service. Dealer maintained. Well optioned car. This is a very sharp and straight example of the GT500's first return to the 21st century. ESTIMATE: $28,000-$38,000

1973 Ford Mustang

Lot #649S (Sale Order 49 of 142)

1973 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1973 was the last year of record setting cultural changing 1st generation Mustang. This last year “......Big”...... Mustang and last convertible until 1987 is numbers matching. It is powered by an H code 351 Windsor V-8 that makes 177 hp. The power goes through an automatic transmission. The interior is CW code White Knitted Vinyl. The exterior is 2B code Bright Red. The power top is white vinyl. It has power brakes, power brakes, and A/C. An opportunity to own a legend. ESTIMATE: $15,000-$25,000

1976 Cadillac DeVille

Lot #650S (Sale Order 50 of 142)

1976 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 4-dr. hardtop. Recently out of a premium collection. Innsbruck metallic blue, blue vinyl top and blue interior, accented with white wall radial tires. 500 ci. / 190 hp. V8, automatic and all the Cadillac luxury features you would expect, power everything, factory AC and more. . Nice condition , well maintained and stored. Low miles (56940). Plenty of maintenance documentation. A great driving and very pretty car.

1978 Cadillac DeVille

Lot #651S (Sale Order 51 of 142)

Cadillac’......s de Ville series of coupes and sedans have always represented the highest levels of performance and luxury. Introduced during the 1949 Motorama tour and until Cadillac retired the model in 2005, the de Ville was the status symbol most coveted by the entrepreneurs and social climbers of post World War 2 America. We are offering for auction and excellent example of the fifth generation of the DeVille line produced in 1978. The fifth generation was introduced in 1977 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Cadillac. The new DeVille was nine inches shorter and four inches narrower. The reduction made the new DeVille a ½... ton lighter. Despite the reduction in size, the new DeVille had a larger trunk with more head and leg room. Our 1978 fifth generation DeVille has only traveled 4,700 powered by a 5.7 liter V8. The most striking feature is the “......Cabriolet”...... roof option. With this option, the rear half of the roof would be of padded vinyl with opera windows and lamps. The color would often match the interior. In this case a white leather interior with red highlights. The red high lights would be the same red as the exterior. It is a strikingly handsome automobile that exudes the class that is Cadillac’......s hall mark and best express by the DeVille. ESTIMATE: $10,000-$15,000

1967 Volvo 122S

Lot #652S (Sale Order 52 of 142)

1967 Volvo 122S 4-door Sedan This is a 50-year old classic Volvo sedan with less than 60,000 miles. In amazing condition with its original paint, original interior and original drivetrain. Only four owners during its long life. Of course there have been some careful upgrades including ipd sway bars, Pertronix ignition from ipd, and a rebuilt brake servo. A pleasing more rounded shape than its predecessor, the PV544, these Volvo sedans look like an American or Italian design from the 1950s breaking with the 544 which looks like a throwback to the pre-war era. Sometimes known as the Amazon, these sedans also sported more legroom and bucket seat comfort. The sea-mist exterior paint is original and matches the green vinyl interior, also original. The 1800 cc 4-cylinder engine is not known as a powerhouse but does produce about 100 hp. More importantly, these Volvo engines are reputed to be bulletproof and are incredibly reliable. It features two side draft SU carburetors and a 4-speed floor mounted transmission. The sedan now sports power brakes thanks to a rebuilt brake servo from Apple Hydraulics. Parts for these cars are readily available. 1967 was the last year of production for the 122S 4-door sedans and the only year for an improved rear suspension. This Volvo 122S “......Amazon”...... in exceptional condition is an excellent starting point for anyone entering the classic car hobby or for someone who just loves these iconic Swedish vehicles. Below is an article which was published in the Rolling Magazine, Volvo Club of America May-June 2018 edition. Mike Carney was well known among central New york Volvo enthusiasts. I first met Mike in the 80s when he pulled up to my shop in his ’......68 122 wagon. We became good friends; Mike even let me borrow the wagon for my class of ’......68 20-year reunion. It wasn’......t his first Volvo. No, that would have been his 145E or his 1800ES, both troublesome. yet, he stuck with the brand, buying an early 240 that continued the teething problems. Then he got the wagon, which he owned for over 20 years before selling it to Joe Lazenby. But mike had his eye on another 122. He had tracked down an all-original 1967 122 4-door sedan, with 38,000 original miles, in Kansas. It was first advertised in the January 2003 issue of Rolling by Charlotte Erb. Sonny Maynard in Olathe, Kansas ended up buying it. The car had been purchased new by Seymour Erb, a Volvo mechanic in Williamsport, Pa., and his wife Charlotte. They kept it in their garage until Seymour passed away, having driven only 33,000 miles with it in 36 years. Sonny put another 5,000 miles on it before Mike finally convinced him to sell it in 2008. mike was the kind of guy who drove his cars. He put 20,000 miles on it over the next eight years. “......If there’......s a better one around, show me,”...... he said. He made some improvements—...... new tires, rebuilt the servo, and so on, but he treasured the car’......s originality. you may remember mike from his occasional contributions to Rolling. He was always trying to trace the origin of some piece of Volvo memorabilia, like the old Volvo badge or the tennis racket. He never did find out where that stuff came from. In October 2016, mike went in for a second heart surgery—......he didn’......t make it home. I purchased the car from mike’......s daughters the following month and drove it to a couple shows in 2017. I took it down to Watkins Glen for the vintage weekend. It drives like a new Volvo, straight down the road, cruising all day long at 75-80 mph. It’......s approaching 60,000 miles. That’......s a big, round number, but I’......m going to let somebody else cross that line. The Erb-maynard-Carney 122S is consigned to the Saratoga auto auction, to be held September 20-21 at the Saratoga Performing arts Center. That’......s one week before the VCOa National meet in Stratton mountain and Saratoga is practically on the way to Vermont. This auction benefits the Saratoga auto museum. ESTIMATE: $22,500-$28,000

1984 Chevrolet El Camino Iroc

Lot #653S (Sale Order 53 of 142)

The El Camino IROC-S Series was a limited custom offering that produced approximately 15 vehicles characterizing an IROC Pace Truck. Each vehicle was distinctive and individually numbered by Choo Choo Customs for GM. This vehicle was sent back to Choo Choo and converted into an IROC-S. It has the documentation and dual certification stickers as to it's authenticity. It is believed to be the only one created using a 1984 model and carries a number 15 Gold Plate. This car has the original 305 V8 engine and drive train, original interior seats and carpeting. Newly repainted. Estimate: $17,500-$22,500

1991 Dodge RAM 2500 Diesel

Lot #654S (Sale Order 54 of 142)

1991 Dodge Ram 2500 Pickup Diesel The 1991 Dodge Ram 2500 trucks with the Cummins Diesel engine are hard to find. On top of that this is a very solid Southern truck with no rust. The 2500 chassis is heavy duty, essentially a three-quarter ton, and this truck includes the HD towing package with bumpers and bed ball with power brakes and power steering. It also features cold air conditioning designed for humid Southern summers. It has been repainted recently in blue. The interior is gray vinyl with seat covers. The straight six-cylinder 5.8-liter Cummins diesel has direct fuel injection with 160 h.p. and plenty of torque at 400 lb. ft. The transmission is the 5-speed manual. ESTIMATE: $12,500-$18,000

1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa

Lot #655S (Sale Order 55 of 142)

1982 Porsche 911 SC Targa *5 Speed Manual *6 Cylinder *29,008 Original Miles *2 Owner Vehicle *Current Owner kept in heated garage Nov - May

1950 Buick Roadmaster

Lot #656S (Sale Order 56 of 142)

1950 BUICK ROADMASTER RIVIERA ESTATE WAGON We are offering for auction a stunning example of an upscale “......Woodie”...... wagon. 1 of 420 built by wood body specialists Ionia exclusively for Buick, we have a model 79R 4-door station wagon with Sweep Spear trim. Painted in original Royal Maroon with wood body panels that are in excellent condition, complimented by the deep red leather interior and great chrome, this wagon exudes class. With only 40,100 miles, this Buick is powered by the classic “......Fireball”...... 320 cubic inch, in-line 8 making an honest 152 hp. The motor is coupled to the smooth Dynaflow automatic. She also has a radio, spot light, heater and, among many other items, a factory showroom album. This outstanding vehicle was part of a prominent Buick collection. If you want a “......Woodie”......, this is among the best ESTIMATE: $75,000-$95,000

1967 Triumph TR4

Lot #657S (Sale Order 57 of 142)

When the Triumph TR4 was introduced in 1961, it was a bold and drastic change from the aging spartan design of the outgoing TR3. The new body was a modern design, penned by Michelotti, that still looks elegant and sporty even today. The updated TR4 design took sporting prowess and mixed in a bit more creature comfort into the design, doing away with the leaky side curtains in favor of much more practical roll up windows. Other key upgrades over the outgoing TR3 included a wider track in both the front and the rear, rack and pinion steering, a fully synchromesh gearbox, and a slight upgrade in engine displacement to 2138cc. The TR4 was well received by the public and throughout its 5 years run would see an estimated 40,253 cars produced. In 1965 the TR4A was introduced as a slight upgrade to the standard TR4. The biggest change was the availability of IRS or independent rear suspension, in an attempt to stop the critics who chided the TR4 for a harsh ride. The TR4A would be produced for two more years until in 1968 it was replaced by the similar design but updated power plant of the TR5. This particular TR4A, chassis number CTC73750LO, and engine number CT73971E is a 1967 model fitted with IRS (independent rear suspension). It came from the factory fitted with a rare and desirable hard top allowing for a little bit more protection from the elements when motoring down the road. This car is in fantastic original condition with largely original paint and superb patina throughout and is numbers matching according to the supplied BMIHT. The car has been thoroughly sorted mechanically and is ready for immediate use. According to the BMIHT, this car was built on October 31, 1966, and delivered to the Standard Triumph Motor Company of New Jersey on November 8, 1966. Factory fitted equipment included Michelin X types, heater, overdrive, triumph racing green hard top, black surrey top, European lights and independent rear suspension. Not much is known about the early life of the car but it can be said that it spent time in California and was a black plate car up until the early 2000’......s when it was purchased by Jamie Kitman, a well known automotive journalist, who resides in northern New Jersey and New York. Under Mr. Kitman’......s ownership, the car was routinely serviced at reputable shops and all the records are included. Most of the work that was done was routine maintenance and replacing expendable items and the car presents today as very well maintained. This car comes with BMIHT Certificate, Spare, and Records

1957 Lincoln Mark II

Lot #658S (Sale Order 58 of 142)

New consignment - description coming soon! Estimate: $60,000-$75,000

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Lot #659S (Sale Order 59 of 142)

This 1957 Bel Air Sport Coupe has undergone a complete frame off restoration in 2010 using all of the highest quality parts. This Bel Air is powered by a ZZ4 350 crate engine making just under 400 hp and it has a Borg Warner 6- Speed Transmission. The engine compartment is beautiful finished with many chrome options and is polished to the maximum shine. This Bel Air also has air condition, four wheel disc brakes and has adjustable coil over suspension. The trunk compartment is also beautifully finished. If your looking for a trouble free resto mod for long cruises or something to take to the shows look no further this 1957 Bel Air is truly breathtaking and turns heads everywhere it goes. ESTIMATE: $70,000-$85,000

1958 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #660S (Sale Order 60 of 142)

1958 CORVETTE Offered for auction is this very handsome 1958 C1 Corvette. Having gone 85,120 miles, this lightly restored ‘......Vette is painted overall Silver Blue with the body cove Snowcrest white. Add this to the black interior and tan top, you have stunning looking car. It also has a 4-speed transmission and an original “......Wonderbar”...... radio. Though the Holley carb 283/327 cu in was rebuilt, it has the original distributor, alternator, etc. Very nice car. Estimate: $65,000-$85,000

1941 Pontiac Woodie Wagon

Lot #661S (Sale Order 61 of 142)

1941 Pontiac Woodie Stations Wagons are coveted by lovers of this unique style of station wagon and they are uncommon indeed. This example of a rare pre-war woodie comes from the collection of a noted expert on these special vehicles. Originally woodies were built for use by hotels to pickup guests arriving by train so many were built on truck chassis. While at first practical utility vehicles their unique styling caught the eye of the wealthy for use on their estates and Adirondack camps. They wanted some of the ride comfort of regular cars and companies like GM jumped into the market during the 1930s. What makes these cars so special is, of course, their handmade wooden bodies built by an outside contractor, the Hercules Company of Evansville, Indiana. Hercules made the bodies for these station wagons of ash-framed mahogany. This makes the Hercules woodies more desirable because the two other firms building woodie bodies for GM used plainer birch panels. The roof is topped with an Everflex-covered padding. The wooden tailgate is horizontally split with a single window on the top and a built-in folding tray on the bottom. Production of these cars was limited partly because they were time consuming to build by hand and they weren’......t that profitable. They were often the most expensive car in the Pontiac lineup for their time. In 1942, production ceased altogether because of the war. This particular woodie is a four door Custom Torpedo Station Wagon. It is believed to be a 10 year old restoration from Florida. The tan paint job is a custom color and the mahogany wood body is beautifully varnished reminding one of the wooden hulled powerboats from the same era. An L-head 6 cylinder engine develops about 90 horsepower from 234 cubic inches. The transmission is a three-speed manual column mounted shift. The car was built on the standard GM 122 inch chassis of the period. There are two bench seats covered in Naugahyde vinyl. This was the original material used in what was seen as a utility vehicle. A varnished wood panel interior is accented by a metal dash. The dash features a built-in AM radio and clock. There is also a heater unit in the vehicle. This is an opportunity to own a rare and unique piece of automotive history. ESTIMATE: $60,000 - $70,000

1960 Porsche 356B

Lot #662S (Sale Order 62 of 142)

1960 Porsche 356B (T5) 1600 Super 2dr Coupe 4cyl 1582cc Vin #:109024 Engine #:4093939 Engine: 68/69 912 1600SC Transmission #:73702 Engine rebuilt 2 years ago, approximately 3,000 miles on engine. 12 volt conversion. ESTIMATE: $65,000-$80,000

2013 Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet

Lot #663S (Sale Order 63 of 142)

A perfect example of one of the finest Porsches of the decade, this car is nearly new. It also comes with virtually every performance and comfort upgrade to make this one special Porsche with exceedingly low mileage. As an S model the Porsche 911 Carrera packs an awesome punch from its V-6 engine which delivers 400 h.p. delivered through the amazing PDK transmission. This transmission allows for both manual and automatic modes depending on your preferences. This seven speed transmission reportedly provides smoother and quicker gear changes as this convertible goes from 0-60 in 4.3 sec. The Sports Chrono package helps make this car handle with near perfection. Reviewers say this may be the best handling car on the road today. As a luxury sports car this Cabriolet delivers the expected driving experience with power sports seats (14-way), Bose audio package, folding exterior mirrors, a heated steering wheel and navigation package. The leather interior is in a special Umber color that compliments the exterior Anthracite Brown Metallic paint beautifully.The convertible top is described as easy to raise and lower. Reviewers say even with the top down and at 70 M.P.H. there is no wind noise. With a perfect Carfax report, this five year old beauty has exceptionally low mileage at just under 25,000 miles and is in nearly new condition. It has been carefully maintained to the highest standards. Virtually every one of the car magazines has written glowing reports about this classic Porsche model so be certain that this car will not disappoint a lucky buyer. ESTIMATE: $80,000-$90,000

1987 Ferrari Testarossa

Lot #664S (Sale Order 64 of 142)

Ferrari’......s Testa Rossa was first made famous as a hugely successful racing car in the 1950s and early 1960s. Ferrari introduced an entirely different automobile, spelled Testarossa, at the Paris Salon in the autumn of 1984 as a high performance grand touring car and successor to the 512BBi. The Testarossa employs a mid-engine 4.0-litre, flat-12, the flat-12 ‘......boxer’...... engine gained four valves per cylinder for increased efficiency and performance. The Testarossa is also distinctive for its side-mounted radiators—......which had become common racing practice—......covered by the car’......s iconic horizontal side strakes. ESTIMATE: $110,000-$140,000

2012 Porsche 991

Lot #665S (Sale Order 65 of 142)

THE NEW 911 CARRERA 991,Porsche rear wheel drive, Doppelkupplung PDK transmission dual clutch all new techology .5 second faster then manual trans., Porsche,Wheel center caps crest 20 inch sport wheels,Sport Design steering wheel Tilt/telescopic, Bose audio package surround sound, Bluetooth inetrface mobile phone,navigation,adaptive hid headlights Agate Grey Metallic, Tan Leather interior,stunning color combo, suede leather headliner ,Clear side markers ,Heated seats,Cruise control , Key less entry, Dual cup holders, Back and Front parking assist, programmable garage door opener,navigation,6.5" screen w/touch, rear wiper,Sport mod. 180 mph top speed!,never tracked,always garage kept The most awesome ,NEW TIRES !!!!!!

1990 Am General M998 Humvee

Lot #665S.1 (Sale Order 66 of 142)

A dramatically customized 1990 military High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, more famously known as a Humvee, has been consigned to the Saratoga Auto Museum’......s annual auction this September. This is not just any used Humvee, this vehicle was subject to a complete, frame off, rotisserie customization by nationally recognized restoration and hot rod specialist Steve Hale of Frankfort, N.Y. The Humvee’......s unique paint and features is a salute to America’......s veterans and a fund raising effort for “......Feed Our Vets©...”...... which is the only national non profit supporting vets nationally and in upstate New York with meals and food pantries. The M998 HMMWV was developed by the military as a replacement for the Jeeps used in Vietnam. First produced by AM General in 1984 more than 281,000 of these tough and reliable light utility vehicles first gained fame in Desert Storm and later in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Military forces all over the world have ordered these workhorse vehicles. The idea for this special salute to veterans originated with a Utica based charity called “......Feed Our Vets”......, a 501 c 3 charity. That organization provides meals and operates several food pantries including a mobile food pantry-serving veterans in central and eastern New York State. Proceeds from auctioning of this Humvee will go to Feed Our Vets, a 501 (c) (3) to help maintain their programs. Feed Out Vets founder Rich Synek says he first had the idea of finding a Humvee to help raise funds for his group after CNN restored a H1 Hummer they had used in the Iraq war and auctioned it off for $1.25 million to benefit the Fisher House Foundation. In 2015 Synek set off to see if he could find someone to donate a Humvee and last year he received a 1990 AM General HMMWV from Robbins Air Force Base in Georgia. He contacted Steve Hale of Steve’......s Hot Rods and Restorations. Steve is well known from appearances on the History Channel’......s “......American Restorations”...... program. He jumped on the project when Synek showed him the Humvee. Now, one year later and after at least 1,000 man-hours of labor the “......Feed Our Vets”...... project has been completed. As Steve says the used vehicle “......wasn’......t in great shape and they had work to do.”...... Every piece was dismantled in Steve’...... shop, cleaned and painted. The original 6.2-liter GM diesel V8 engine with GM fuel injection was freshened and runs well. The transmission is a 3-speed automatic and features independent 4-wheel drive. The suspension has been rebuilt. With four doors and a wide wheelbase there is plenty of room in the interior, which has also been completely redone in keeping with the look of the vehicle. All the gages have been replaced. The stunning and one off green and black paint scheme uses paint specially formulated and donated by PPG from their Crystallance paints which uses crushed glass to provide a striking sparkle. A&P Master Images of Utica donated computer renderings of the vehicle for the customization process. The vehicles features touches like 13 stars painted on the hood along with saluting soldiers on the truck’......s sides. The “......Feed Our Vets”...... front and rear bumpers were donated by “......Iron Cross”...... bumpers. The rear roll bar featuring a military star is part of the design and is hand rolled fabricated steel. The huge tires are 37X12,5R16.5 donated by Pitbull Tires. One of the most memorable features of this special Humvee is the green wheels featuring chrome studs. Completing the package are special LED lights across the front and rear windows and around the front fenders. Westin Automotive Products donated them. This memorable enhancement of a military workhorse will be on the SPAC stage to be auctioned off during the Saratoga Auto Museum’......s Auction on September 21 & 22, 2018. For more information on the auction or to consign a vehicle contact Jeff Whiteside, Auction Director at 518-587-1935 x22 or jeff.whiteside@saratogaautomuseum.org. Estimate: $125,000 - $175,000

1987 BMW 325i

Lot #667S (Sale Order 67 of 142)

The BMW E30 was the car that everyone wanted in the late 1980s. It was the ultimate “......Yuppie”...... car, the car that everyone bought if you were someone. Available in Sedan, Convertible and Coupe, the E30 was produced from 1985 to 1992. From The Hamptons to Wall Street, this car was the car to have in the 80s. This 1988 BMW 325i is a throwback to the 80s. It has traveled only 41,000 miles and has been maintained to a high standard it’......s whole life. Featuring a 2.5 Liter straight six engine, this car is a much better driver than the smaller displacement 318i. Plenty of power and fun to drive, there is a reason why the brand calls themselves "The Ultimate Driving Machine." The interior is like new and absolutely flawless - no rips, tears or stains also featuring the original BMW radio. The same goes for the convertible top, flawless and in brand new condition. The engine bay is immaculate, not a drop of oil throughout. The engine runs beautifully, producing no strange noises or rattles, exactly as the team at BMW intended. Incredibly advanced for the time, It was also one of the first cars in the industry to feature a electronic monitoring device and service warning lights. Our team of vintage car experts have restored this car from top to bottom. Replacing anything that needed replacement and making sure the car is ready to be enjoyed for years to come. You will not find a nicer example of an iconic BMW which are getting harder to find in this museum quality condition. This car is turn-key and ready to be enjoyed! ESTIMATE: $25,000-$30,000

2007 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

Lot #668S (Sale Order 68 of 142)

MAGAZINE CAR!!! PRO-BUILT BY MTI RACING.. This MTI EXTREME VELOCITY E-V 454 Corvette (very few built )now with over 695 HP !!!!! This car was purchased new for close to $80k then sent to MTI for the complete upgrade cost in excess of $35,000 ADDITIONAL DOLLARS. Total investment OVER $115,000.! ! YES, WE HAVE THE DYNO SHEETS SHOWING OVER 700HP AT THE REAR WHEEL! Now you have this MONSTER that can handle the STREET and TRACK with confidence! Racing Big Block 454 ,H.D. close ratio gears and H.D. differential w/3.90 gear MTI Racing twin disc clutch assembly, H.D. cooling system and MTI racing H.D.oil cooler. We have the books, build receipts, and history... (MTI built! not uncle Bobby's garage) The EXTERIOR is an optional premium tint coat (velocity yellow) which is in as new condition. This is now complimented by custom gloss black wheels with a red highlight stripe and excellent rubber, MICHELIN Pilot Sport 275/35ZR18 front and 325/30ZR19 rear. Power heated outside mirrors ,carbon fiber fenders, Xenon HID headlamps. The list goes on and on! The INTERIOR : Premium perforated leather in two tone Titanium gray in excellent condition with 6 way power drivers seat. Dual climate control with air,heads-up display,Bose audio with Navigation. We have the original window sticker listing many more features. Everything associated with normal driving is easily accomplished in this Z06: getting in and out, working the clutch, turning the lightly weighted steering wheel, or accessing the 22-cubic-foot cargo hold. Depress the pedal and hold on for white knuckle acceleration. Like new and a must for the serious racer/enthusiast/collector or just someone who has everything but one of these... Previously owned by well known wealthy enthusiast. ESTIMATE: $50,000-$60,000

1960 Chevrolet Corvette Fuelie

Lot #669S (Sale Order 69 of 142)

Originally the early Corvettes were underpowered and lacked the suspension to be seen as real “......sports cars.”...... Then GM got serious and by 1960, under the influence of the legendary Zora Arkus Duntov and his team at Chevrolet, the Corvette evolved into a high powered and properly handling real sports car that could compete in international races like LeMans and Sebring with good results. By 1960 Chevrolet offered a range of seven engine options using the small black 283 cu.in. V-8 and the most desirable are the fuel-injected models with improved horsepower, nicknamed “......Fuelies.”...... This particular Corvette, driven only 500 miles since extensive restoration, an excellent example of a sought after 1960 Chevrolet Corvette with that Rochester Fuel Injection, a highly collectable “......Fuelie.”...... This car received meticulous restoration 8 years ago with new Ermine White paint, new front end, new chrome work including grill, new white walls and red interior. Wheel coves are painted the correct silver and all badges are new or correct. The owner believes this is a numbers matching car with a 283 cu. in. V8 putting out 250 hp. Like all “......Fuelies”...... it has a four-speed transmission but with a special floor mounted Hurst 4-speed shifter. The owner can supply the original shifter. The engine was redone 10-years ago. With more horsepower these Corvettes featured a larger aluminum radiator. To match their power these “......Vettes”...... also received a stronger front sway bar as well as a new rear sway bar, which greatly improved handling. This car comes with a white fiberglass hard top and a black convertible top. The radio is original model. The owner has a photo album documenting the restoration. The trunk includes a spare and jack tools with a black trunk carpet. Overall in excellent condition this is a rare opportunity to own a car that helped create the Corvette legend as America’......s true sports car. It will provide many miles of spirited motoring. ESTIMATE: $95,000-$110,000

1966 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #670S (Sale Order 70 of 142)

A beautiful 1966 Nassau Blue Corvette Convertible Roadster 427ci/425hp, L72 matching numbers, factory side pipes, knock off wheels. According to the owner, The Vet is immaculate and needs nothing buy a new owner to enjoy the car. Radio, clock, wipers all in working condition. NCRS data shipping report shows the car came off the assembly line on January 17, 1966 and shipped to Mason Chevrolet in Chico, CA. Engine block (casting date L145, assembly date T01061P, Vin stamp 6111135), Muncie 4 speed transmission (casting 3885010, Vin stamp 6111135), alternator, steering box, carburetor and starter all rebuilt by Corvette Specialists and original to car. Original owners manual signed by Zora Duntov in 1989. The car underwent a complete frame off restoration by Corvette Oregon in 1986. Full documentation of the restoration is included with the car. At that time the color was changed from Ermine white to Nassau Blue. The engine was first rebuilt in 1987 by Performance Engines in Aurora, Oregon when the odometer read 26,000 miles according to the owner at that time and was reset to zero. The car was judged by NCRS in 1989 and received a top flight award with a score of 95.1. The judging sheets are included with the car. The engine was again rebuilt in September of 2014 by Martine Engine Machine in Webster, NY. The odometer now reads 5,702 miles. Estimate: $85,000-$100,000

1966 Cobra Roadster

Lot #671S (Sale Order 71 of 142)

If you’......re going to do a Cobra Replica you may as well do it correctly. This 1966 Cobra carriage #CCX-3-3G4G built with all the correct parts. With the thundering 428 big block under the hood with medium rise roller rocker cobra jet heads (medium rise), and 10 to one compression –...... board out 30 over,fuel injection throttle body FITeck polished, aluminum Water Pump, aluminum Radiator and oil collier, ceramic coated exhaust & headers and pipes. Aluminum oil pan, and billet proof shatter shield to name a few. It’......s as close to the original as you’......ll get for under half-million dollars. You want the exact Cobra shape? This is it, unaltered for comfort or convenience. It is fiberglass, which is why it is affordable, but the finish quality makes it look like the aluminum body, without rapping your knuckles on the side. The red paint with the pearl white strips is pure magic a must see. It’......s exactly the way Shelby was building them five decades ago, with bumpers, small tail lights, and an oil cooler up front all OEM. The windshield, wind wings, and side mirror are correct OEM, the roll bar is brilliantly plated, and side pipes are just the way they are supposed to be. The low backed leather buckets are also exactly the way they were in the 60’......s, and despite their rather ancient design, they are comfortable and supportive, although you’......ll appreciate the belts that help hold you in place with the cornering forces this car can generate. A gorgeous wood-rimmed wheel is OEM also, the dash is full of Smith instruments. The forward-canted shifter is still borrowed from a Mustang, with the top loader four-speed unit, so this gal has legs!! The trunk is fitted with original carpeting, as well as rear-mounted battery, as well as a 16 gallon fuel tank underneath. There’......s also a handy convertible top (Black) , also it makes about 595 hp and around 525 ft. pounds of torque, which is more than any vintage 428 managed (10-1 comp) and 30 over boring, and roller rockers. The suspension is all-independent on 4”...... round-tube steel frame chassis, with a-arms, and coil-overs and a watts link rear, it's full race suspension ,and pose rear (355), vintage pin drive hubs, with Hillibrand looking 16”...... wheels and 200 mph tires and OEM knock-offs , so it looks totally authentic. Also includes knock off hammer. This is an exceptional snake that’......s sure to be a smart investment. Shelby did make a few 427 Cobras with 428 cu in big blocks in them . Estimate: $80,000-$110,000

1965 Ford Mustang K-Code

Lot #672S (Sale Order 72 of 142)

1965 FORD MUSTANG K-CODE BEFORE THE SHELBY GT-350 THERE WAS THE K-CODE Among the most sought after First Generation Mustangs are those with the K-Code engine –...... 289 cu in V-8 with solid lifters, dual exhaust making 271 hp. The one we are offering for auction also has a factory top-loader 4 speed with a 3.50 rear axle. This correct number Mustang (except for upgraded carb and manifold) was re-sprayed Ford correct Ivy Green with a black interior. New correct chrome rally wheels with era correct U.S Royal red stripe tires. While it currently has a Pertronix ignition system, the original dual point unit is available along with some extra original parts. The current owner has gone to great lengths to preserve the 1960’......s high performance driving experience. How important is the K-Code in the history of Mustang? Just remember every GT-350 was original a K-Code. ESTIMATE: $45,000-$60,000

1966 Batmobile Replica

Lot #673S (Sale Order 73 of 142)

ZAP! POW! BAM! Here is the opportunity of a lifetime - own a complete replica of the 1966 Batmobile! Owner and builder spent seven years carefully crafting a replica of Batman and Robin's ride. Starting with the frame and drive train from a 1976 Lincoln Continental, owner/builder completed this project with a fiberglass body with steel reinforced mountings, a 460 V8engine, automatic transmission and all the correct accessories including triple rocket tubes with LED lights, emergency beacon, display parachutes, working propane-fueled flame thrower, rear back-up camera, CD/DVD player with a 7" screen, and electric actuator-controlled hood and trunk. Finishing paint completed with perfectionist detail. ESTIMATE: $150,000-$185,000

1963 Ford Galaxie 500

Lot #674S (Sale Order 74 of 142)

1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500 'R' Code 427ci Number matching 100% Restored to as NEW Specs. Multiple National Awards Winner! FULL NUT-N-BOLT PROFESSIONAL RESTORATION TO HIGHEST DEGREE OF ATTENTION, DETAIL, AND ACCURACY.. MATCHING NUMBERS AND INVESTMENT GRADE 1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie 500 R-Code Back in 1963, Ford was about to become the performance king both on the track and in the showroom, with its legendary rated 425 horsepower, 427ci big block V8 with dual four-barrel carburetors (real dyno numbers showed 508 hp) available in its Thunderbirds, Galaxies, and Fairlanes. Of the cars fitted with the new powerplant, it was Ford's full size Galaxie 500XL that stole the show. Appearing as a 1963½... model, the 500XL was based on Ford's newest NASCAR efforts and proved to be an instant sales success. Ford built 18,551 Galaxie 500XLs in 1963, Built fewer than 100 Galaxies that had the R-code engine What makes a difference between a good collector investment car and a Great one is all about the little things of major importance, like the accuracy of 'born with' components right down to the paint, crayon, and chalk markings during assembly inspections. Very Limited Built and not many have survived with this pedigree... Well deserved of being called 'The SledgeHammer' What's with the "sledgehammer" moniker? To be totally honest, this full-size Ford is the automotive equivalent of a sledgehammer. Take a close look at this meticulously restored RARE vehicle. A must have for any CLASSIC COLLECTION ESTIMATE: $90,000-$110,000

1965 Chevrolet Malibu

Lot #675S (Sale Order 75 of 142)

The Z16 was Chevrolet’......s response to the Pontiac GTO. The internal Chevrolet memo on this special project was to create a midsized car to have power and custom features to rival the 1964 GTO. The engineers were given carte blanche to produce this car with heavy-duty parts for performance as well as options for luxury that came standard on the vehicle with a base price around $4,500. Our featured car has provenance. This is a superb, accurate restoration of a well-documented car. It also has rare crocus yellow paint with white interior, one of 3 known to exist. The car speaks for itself. There are about 70 known to exist today in a variety of conditions. The grandaddy of the SS396 Chevelles, a rare example of Chevrolet’......s muscle car history! •...... 1965 Chevrolet Malibu SS 396, Z16 •...... One of 201 Z16s produced, Serial Number:138375K167501 •...... Documented with Z16 Registry Car #11 NCRS Data Report, as well as original title of first owner •...... Sold new at Eriksen Chevrolet, Milan, Illinois •...... Meticulous, frame-off, rotisserie, nut-and-bolt restoration •...... Z16 396 c.i. -375 HP motor •...... 4-speed manual transmission •...... Power steering and special 11”...... brakes •...... Rare crocus yellow with white interior –...... only 3 with this rare color combination •...... 160 MPH speedometer, dash mounted clock, high redline tachometer •...... MAG style wheel covers, Goldline tires •...... The car was purchased from Chris Daniels, noted Z16 historian and restorer, along with a 15-year collection of NOS parts •...... All original GM sheet metal and NOS parts used in restoration •...... Remote mirror, AM FM radio with multiplex, tinted windows special 331 hybrid rear end

1956 Austin-Healey 100M

Lot #676S (Sale Order 76 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon

1937 Chevrolet Coupe

Lot #677S (Sale Order 77 of 142)

Mid-1930s Chevys, with their rounded fenders, pod mounted headlights, tall thin radiator shells, and two-piece “......V”...... windshields, are an ideal basis for a contemporary street rod. Powered by a dual carb 383/Turbo 400 combination, the chassis on this car features a Mustang II front end, a 9”...... Ford rear end with 4-wheel disc brakes. The exterior is painted a rich Black Cherry, with very subtle ghost flames, while the interior is color coordinated in a mauve and gray tweed combination. Performance and style come together in this stunning 1937 Chevy Coupe Estimated: $45,000-$65,000

1922 Ford Model T

Lot #678S (Sale Order 78 of 142)

1922 Ford model T - Built by word renowned Custom car builder Jeremy Baye and his team at 1945 Speed and Custom in Troy NY. This model T has been built as a mid 1960's Period correct "show car" featuring wild 1960's style panel paint job using house of kolor materials. The entire build with rebuilt Chevy 350 engine and Two Speed Powerglide Transmissions has less than 1000 miles on it. The car is full of one off custom hand made parts which separates it from all the rest, it has won numerous best in show and best paint awards along with receiving second place at the grand national roadster show in Pomona California last January, this beautiful hot rod drives down the road wonderful and is as good as it gets. Happy bidding, you won't be disappointed. ESTIMATE: $20,000-$25,000

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #679S (Sale Order 79 of 142)

The last of the original two-seat Thunderbird line, the 1957 model is considered the most stylish and collectable of the first generation T-birds. Restyled for 1957 this “......personal car”...... was lengthened about 6 inches while the rear fins were curved out and the spare tire returned to the trunk. The larger grill aided cooling and the bumpers front and back were revamped. All together the 1957 Thunderbird was sleeker than the first two years of T-birds and far more stylish than the four passenger and boxy models that followed. This example of the highly desirable ’......57 T-bird is an original car. A subtle “......Dusk Rose”...... color scheme, the car’......s paint is in great shape with only a minor paint retouch on the hood. The mileage is just over 25,000 on the odometer. Included with this Thunderbird are both the detachable hardtop with the famed “......porthole”...... window and a black convertible top. The engine is the Thunderbird Special 312 cu in. V8 and as a D-code car with a single four barrel carburetor it puts out 245 H.P. The transmission is a Ford-O-Matic 2-speed automatic floor mounted. This car features power brakes, power steering and a radio. It also has factory air conditioning that does need service. The interior is the original white vinyl and in good condition also featuring the original black floor mats with the Thunderbird logo. The 1957 Ford Thunderbird is perhaps the outstanding model in the entire history of the Thunderbird line and remains highly collectable and sought after. ESTIMATE: $32,000-$45,000

1966 Pontiac Catalina 2+2

Lot #680S (Sale Order 80 of 142)

In the 1960s Pontiac made a name for the brand as the source of powerful muscle cars across its model lineup. Pontiac developed the full sized Catalina 2+2 as a sporting variant in the larger models of its lineup and positioned it as the performance big brother of the highly successful GTO model. The 2+2 was introduced in 1964 but really took off in 1965 when Pontiac decided to make the 2+2 its own model based on the all new B-body style from GM. The Pontiac 2+2 retained the distinctive Pontiac split grill and stacked quad headlights while new rocker areas gave the car a “......coke bottle”...... style at the waist. The 2+2 is identified by twin lens taillights, 2+2 badges on the deck and lid and rear fenders. “......Pontiac 421”...... badges are found on the front fenders near the grill. This example of the 2+2 has only 86,000 original miles. With the 421 cu. in. V8 motor producing nearly 400 h.p. this big car can move. The extra power comes from the optional Rochester Tri-Power carburetor. The engine has been freshened with a new exhaust system installed four years ago. The car now features a new four-speed Hurst shifter floor mounted and fitted only two years ago. Power brakes and power steering help keep this big beauty under control. An original option was the hood mounted tachometer and this was added 2-years ago. The car was repainted in a dramatic red color some 4-years ago. The black interior features the standard bucket seats in front. The black soft convertible top is powered. The wheels are the black 8-lug Pontiac hubs set off by a red stripe on the tires. This big and powerful muscle car is an imposing reminder of the glory days of Pontiac. ESTIMATE: $35,000-$45,000

1951 Ford F1

Lot #681S (Sale Order 81 of 142)

New Consignment - Information coming soon ESTIMATE: $40,000-$50,000

1947 Studebaker M5

Lot #682S (Sale Order 82 of 142)

This is an award winning and low mileage example of the classic 2-door M5 pickup truck from Studebaker restored with meticulous attention to detail and authenticity. Much of the pickup is brand new. This truck is truly award winning including the 2014 AACA National First Place and was Favorite Truck in the 2015 Hemming’......s Concours D’......Elegance Cruise-in Spectacular. First produced before World War II, the Studebaker pickup truck won fame during the war for its sturdy military service. Even before the end of the war, the government allowed Studebaker to again start building the civilian version. This half-ton beautifully rebuilt workhorse has only 73,572 actual miles on the odometer. Repainted in the original factory green in 2013 it boasts a new interior in brown and tan leatherette upholstery on the bench seat. Known as an M5 version it features a rebuilt motor with all new parts. This is the famed 170 cubic inch flat head six with the popular Carter single barrel carburetor. The motor puts out 80 hp and this truck cruises down the road smoothly and “......whisper”...... quietly at 65 MPH according to the owner. The gearbox, with floor-mounted shift, has been rebuilt and features Bock Warner overdrive with all new parts. The drive train is also all-new. This detailed restoration includes all new wiring, new brakes, new shocks and new steering gear. The current owner has traced the history of this truck back to 1975 and has titles and registration to the current day. The sale will include a number of books, guides and manuals for this 1947 Studebaker M5 half-ton 2-door pickup. Estimate: $30,000 - $35,000

2008 Ford Mustang GT500

Lot #683S (Sale Order 83 of 142)

2008 Ford Mustang GT500 Shelby Cobra (Dammerman Collection) The amazing combination of the Ford Mustang and the legend of Carroll Shelby lives on in this Shelby signed 2008 Shelby version of the Mustang. That’......s Shelby’......s signature on the passenger side windshield pillar. This convertible in Torch Red is loaded with brute power and cockpit comfort. A Shelby premium trim package and a Shelby rear deck spoiler set this GT500 off from an everyday Mustang. The driver’......s seat is six way powered and includes an optional Shelby interior package. The sport bucket seats are embossed with the famous Cobra logo. The premium convertible top is in black cloth. The supercharged 5.4-liter 32valve V8 engine delivers a staggering 500 horsepower. The engine features special components including a forged steel crankshaft, forged aluminum pistons and aluminum heads. The manual transmission is a stout Tremec 6-speed that shifts flawlessly. In keeping with all this power the GT500 features a special handling package with SVT tuned suspension, large Brembo brakes and high performance tires. This is the ultimate Shelby GT500 that helped kick off a revival of the muscle car era ESTIMATE: $35,000-$50,000

1967 Ford Mustang GTA

Lot #684S (Sale Order 84 of 142)

A nut and bolt restoration from top to bottom. This 1967 GTA convertible big block Mustang features the 390 “......S”...... Code 4V Thunderbird special V8. This brought a serious 320hp engine to the Mustang nameplate. Original options include white power convertible top, glass convertible top back light, exhaust emissions control, closed crankcase emission system, GT equipment, select shift, Cruise-o-Matic, courtesy lamp group, deluxe seatbelts, rocker molding, console, power steering, interior/exterior dé...cor group and an AM/FM radio. Originally a unique Clearwater Aqua color, it was restored to this beautiful candy apple red with parchment interior luxury trim. Other added features to this GTA included styled steel wheels mounted on wide oval sport tires, a deluxe steering wheel and select air conditioning. The original Hollywood beauty, coupled with a nut and bolt rotisserie restoration make this 1967 Mustang GTA convertible a special addition to any collection. Estimate:$35,000-$45,000

1966 Chevrolet Chevelle S.S. 396

Lot #685S (Sale Order 85 of 142)

A true ‘......66 SS, numbers matching 396 convertible professionally restored to its original Marina Blue. Options include: power steering, power brakes, bucket seats, 4-speed, with console and clock. 396cid/360hp V-8. Estimate: $45,000-$60,000

1962 Pontiac Catalina

Lot #686S (Sale Order 86 of 142)

1962 Pontiac Catalina Convertible (Dammerman Collection) A well optioned 1962 Pontiac Catalina that was believed to be rebadged as a Grand Prix by the dealer during preparation and delivery of vehicle. A beautiful Catalina convertible in a vivid red with a white vinyl convertible top. It is powered by the Pontiac 389 cu.in. V-8 with 305 h.p. On the floor is a 4-speed manual transmission. The Catalina was originally designed to be a personal luxury car but with more bite than the Ford’......s T-bird. The white interior features bucket seats, a center console, full instruments and plenty of sound with dual exhausts. Like all the cars in the Dammerman collection it has been carefully maintained to the highest standards. An opportunity to enjoy a truly rare automobile. Estimate: $40,000-$60,000

1967 Pontiac GTO

Lot #687S (Sale Order 87 of 142)

Historical Services certified. 4-speed, air conditioning, convertible. Believed to be 1 of 50 in this configuration, 335 horse power, 400 cubic inch, numbers matching, triple black, rallye II wheels, red line radials, rallye dash with tachometer, original shifter, am/fm radio. Full mechanical restoration. Estimate: $45,000-$55,000

1966 Pontiac GTO

Lot #688S (Sale Order 88 of 142)

1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible (Dammerman Collection) #229 In 1966 the highly successful Pontiac GTO became its own model series with a significant redesign. The GTO body was redrawn to the familiar curving lines of the “......coke bottle”...... shape with minimal chrome trim. The headlights were stacked at opposite ends of the split grill with GTO badging. This car features the Tri Power 289 cu. in. V-8 which produced 360 h.p. The transmission is a floor mounted automatic. Tri Power refers to a system of three double barreled Rochester carberators which dramatically improved the performance of the standard 289 cu. in. V-8. A two door convertible with white vinyl interior and bucket seats, this car is painted in a dramatic maroon that seems to fit the GTO styling perfectly. The interior features white vinyl bucket seats and a bench seat in the rear. The convertible top is also in white. If you love muscle cars this is a great example of the GTO is its early days. Estimate: $40,000-$55,000

1963 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #689S (Sale Order 89 of 142)

Rare, beautiful, numbers matching car. NCRS and Bloomington Gold award winning correctly restored 1963 fuel injected Corvette Roadster without documentation. One of the very best, this Corvette was carefully maintained throughout her life before embarking on a three year, no expense spared professional restoration to bring her back to perfection in 2009. Power and beauty live in the exceptionally restored numbers matching L84 Fuel Injection engine and drivetrain that represent the pinnacle of Corvette performance and style. The gorgeous silver blue lacquer is stunning against a pristine white convertible top and dark blue interior. She has earned the instantly recognized Bloomington Gold certification in 2009, NCRS Regional Top Flight in 2011, Chapter Top Flight in 2009 and prior to recent restoration Regional Top Flight in 1991 and Regional Second Flight in 1990. She scored a 4378 of 4500 points at the 2011 NCRS Regional. Estimate: $115,000-$145,000

1967 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #690S (Sale Order 90 of 142)

This marlboro maroon 1967 “......Big Block”...... roadster is a world class example that is in correct and excellent restored condition. NCRS Judging records indicate that it was on exceptionally nice car even before restoration. •...... Code L 71 427 CID, 435 HP engine •...... Side mount exhaust system •...... Hard top included •...... Positraction rear axle •...... Redline tires Estimate: $150,000-$175,000

1963 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #691S (Sale Order 91 of 142)

For years the Chevrolet Impala combined full-size flair with ripping performance in models like this 1963 convertible. Its Tuxedo Black paint, stylish red interior and black top give it an air of elegance, and the crossed flags and “......409”...... fender badges disclose the potent 409/340 HP 4 barrel V-8 within. Opening the hood also reveals the 409’......s dual exhaust system, chromed air cleaner and valve covers, a power brake booster and factory air conditioning. The interior is a vintage-Chevy lover’......s delight, offering Strato bucket seats, console with 4-speed shifter, and a factory dash-mounted tachometer. Estimate: $65,000-$80,000

1961 Oldsmobile Super 88 Starfire

Lot #692S (Sale Order 92 of 142)

According to the accompanying title certificate, this fully loaded 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire convertible was purchased by legendary Chicago Bears football coach Mike Ditka. Built at the Southgate, California plant, this personal luxury Oldsmobile combines Provincial White paint with a Red leather bucket seat interior (perhaps the Starfire’......s most distinctive feature) and Black soft top in a very classy package. A chrome-dressed 394 CID Starfire V-8 delivers performance through a console-shift automatic, with air conditioning, power steering and brakes and power windows, locks and seats rounding out the generous options list. Estimate: $45,000-$60,000

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #693S (Sale Order 93 of 142)

1957 Ford Thunderbird Dammerman Ford introduced the Thunderbird in response to General Motor’......s Corvette after it was shown at the 1953 Motorama exhibit at the New York Auto Show. Both cars were intended to compete with the new European sports cars now entering the U.S. such as Jaguars, MGs and Austin Healeys. Called a “......personal car”...... by Ford the two seat Thunderbird evolved more as a personal luxury car than the Corvette which aspired to be creditable as a performance-oriented sports car so the T-bird focused on comfort rather than speed. The last year of the two seat Thunderbird came in 1957 with that year seen by collectors as the best of the “......baby birds.”...... In this model year the larger rear fins featured a subtle curve, larger tail lights and the front bumper was redesigned to provide a larger grill. The spare tire was moved back into the trunk doing away with the awkward looking continental kit. This car is in rare Willow Green with green and white upholstery and includes a green detachable hard top as well as a convertible top. Fender skitrs cover the rear wheels which helps further smooth the lines of the car. As a D-code car this T-bird has the optional 312 cu. in. V8 with the Fordomatic automatic transmission. So, while the Thunderbird is not seen as a real sports car it could still hit 110mph. After the 1957 model Thunderbirds became luxury four seaters and lost any pretense of being a sports car. Today, often seen as one of the best U.S. automotive designs of all time, the 1957 Thunderbird has proven highly collectable. Estimate: $50,000-$65,000

1957 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #694S (Sale Order 94 of 142)

1957 Chevrolet Corvette (Dammerman Collection) #213 By 1957 the Chevrolet Corvette had evolved into a real sports car capable of taking on Europe’......s most prestigious examples. With its remarkable Onyx Black paint and stunning red bucket seats this is an outstanding example of that breakthrough Corvette. After this new body style with its clean and purposeful lines was introduced in 1956, the next year saw a major performance upgrade to a 283 cu.in. V8 engine which delivered 245 h.p. with the 2 4-barrel Carter carburetors on this car. While a three speed manual transmission was standard on these cars this example has the much more desirable 4 speed manual transmission, which played in a major role in improving the Corvette’......s performance. A dual point distributor also helped make this Corvette quicker off the line. According to the records that came with this car it had a significant restoration in 2005 and has been carefully garaged and maintained in the Dammerman Collection. The black paint is flawless and beautifully set off with the silver side scoop. The red vinyl interior is pristine as well. White wall tires further set off the black paint. The interior features a restored AM radio. The convertible top is also black. If you love sports cars, this highly desirable version of the first real American sports car belongs in your garage. Estimate: $55,000-$65,000

1959 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #695S (Sale Order 95 of 142)

Excellent, very detailed, correct restoration of an original sheet metal, Los Angeles built 1959 Impala convertible. •...... 348/280hp Tri-Power •...... Powerglide transmission •...... Power brakes •...... Power steering •...... Power top •...... Fender skirts •...... Exhaust ports •...... Rocker moldings •...... Door handle shields •...... Push button radio Estimate: $65,000-$80,000

1957 Oldsmobile Starfire Ninety Eight

Lot #696S (Sale Order 96 of 142)

1957 Oldsmobile Starfire 98 Convertible (Dammerman Collection) Lot #216 This impressive convertible was the full size flagship for the Oldsmobile lineup in 1957 and in this year rebranded as “......Starfire”...... to keep up with the emerging space age. It is hard to ignore the Olds Starfire 98 given its size particularly with the optional continental kit found on this car. The included rear fender skirts further add to the sense of massive forward movement. As an example of mid-50s GM styling the Olds 98 features lots of chrome inside and outside and on this car it is in excellent shape. At one time Olds had a strong performance image but the Oldsmobile line was struggling in the mid 50s thanks to Chrysler’......s new 300 series. The answer was the new 371 cu. in. Rocket OHV V-8 found on this car along with what is known as the J-2 option that could develop 300 h.p. Only a limited number of these J-2 cars were built. A complex system, the J-2 option included three Rochester two-barrel carburetors and a “......wide throated”...... intake manifold. In operation the center carb controlled the fuel flow during “......normal”...... driving conditions. With added throttle input the second carb would kick in. At full throttle the third carb engaged getting the engine up to the desired 300 h.p. and race car performance. Included in the performance package is a Jetaway Hydromantic transmission. The pink color and size of this Olds immediately draws your eye. The interior is striking in complementary silver/black/white vinyl. The oval signs inside the car include the instrument cluster and the steering wheel hub. As a luxury cruiser this car features power steering, power windows and power top plus the Wonderbar AM radio that could seek out radio station signals. The vinyl top is white to compliment the pink. The odometer shows 98,575 miles. This big beauty can both cruise in style and push you back in the bench seats when you put your foot down. Estimate: $65,000-$80,000

1953 Buick Skylark

Lot #697S (Sale Order 97 of 142)

The best looking convertible ever built in the US. Fully restored down to nuts and bolts to better than original condition in the mid 1990s. Engine was fully rebuilt. It has only been driven 1,800 miles since engine rebuild. Frame was anodized and in perfect condition. This is the 50th Anniversary Special Edition of Buick--only 1650 of this model were ever built and there are only a few in this condition still in existence. This is a perfectly maintained, fully restored, beautiful car with electric top, windows, and seats and a 3-speed automatic transmission. The technology was amazing in 1953. All door gaps are perfectly aligned; doors open and close like a new car. This car has been perfectly stored in a climate controlled space Estimate: $125,000-$150,000

1955 Buick Roadmaster

Lot #698S (Sale Order 98 of 142)

This car has had an extensive restoration and is very original condition. The car is from Arizona and was restored there and has won awards for most original classic and best roadster. It is equipped with the original Fireball V8 engine, Dynaflow transmission, power convertible top, power steering, power brakes, Wonderbar radio, power antenna, and much more. The 1955 Buick Roadmaster is the car that Jay Leno always talks about being the favorite in his collection, and after driving one you can understand why. Estimate: $60,000-$75,000

1948 Lincoln Convertible

Lot #699S (Sale Order 99 of 142)

This post-war Lincoln Convertible features a V-12 engine drive through an overdrive 3-speed transmission giving it performance that will comfortably keep up with today’......s freeway traffic. It is comprehensively equipped, including pushbutton radio, heater, clock, rear fender skirts with chrome embellishments, hubcaps, trim rings and power windows. The restoration evidences very high quality workmanship and materials throughout, especially in the exceptionally crisp and sharp grille and trim chrome work and the precise fit and function of the pushbutton-operated doors. The chassis, drivetrain and engine are like new. The 1948 Lincolns were succeeded very early in 1948 by the completely re-designed 1949 Lincolns and Cosmopolitans. Only 6,470 1948 Lincolns were built, with the convertible being the most rare body style. Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SL

Lot #700S (Sale Order 100 of 142)

2.8 Liter/180hp Inline 6 with a 4-speed with power brakes. Two owners and all original except new correct interior. 1969 280SL in showroom mint condition. Continuously garaged, ivory with black interior, removable hardtop. Estimate: $55,000-$75,000

2003 Ferrari 360 Spider

Lot #701S (Sale Order 101 of 142)

2003 Ferrari 360 Spider (Dammerman Collection) #245 Ferrari first introduced the aluminum bodied and curvy 360 as a coupe in 1999 but an open top spider version was always planned and the spider came out in 2001. The 360 represented a substantial improvement in performance with a new 3.6-liter 90 degree V-8 that produced some 400 h.p. A lighter aluminum body also helped This particular Ferrari 360 has the F1 paddle style 6-speed automatic transmission. Passenger safety is enhanced on this spider with a strengthened windscreen frame and roll bars. A metallic blue color with a blue leather interior and a blue convertible top create a car that can only be called stunningly beautiful. Despite the mid-engine configuration there is room to store the electrically operated top behind the passenger compartment. As a 2003 model this Ferrari 360 is free of some of the minor problems that plagued 360s in earlier years. This is a practical driver that is also ready to be shown and enjoyed. Any respectable automotive collection deserves a Ferrari. ESTIMATE: $65,000-$80,000

1957 Jaguar XK140

Lot #702S (Sale Order 102 of 142)

3.4 liter 210hp inline 6 with a 4 speed transmission. This car underwent a total frame off restoration to original specs that took place 2005-2007. This is an XK140MC which is a rarer model due to the special C type head. Attention to every detail was taken. Paintwork looks great. This Jaguar comes with luggage fitted to the car’......s trunk as well as a factory tool kit. Estimate: $125,000-$165,000

1965 Austin-Healey 3000 BJ8 MK III

Lot #703S (Sale Order 103 of 142)

The Austin-Healey 3000 MKIII BJ8 sports convertible was the final variation of a long line of Big Healey sports cars starting with the 100-4 model from 1953. The MKIII was produced from 1964 to 1967 and was arguably the fastest, most comfortable and nicest riding model of all Healeys. This late Grand-Touring Big Healey has completed a no-expense-spared, ground-up, nut and bolt, body-off, 100-point, rotisserie restoration by premier marque specialist, Kurt Tanner Restorations. All work and detailing has been carried out to the highest Austin-Healey Gold Concours standards. Finished in the rare and spectacular factory color scheme of Metallic Golden Beige with red trim, this 3000 MKIII also boasts chrome/stainless 60spoke wire wheels, heater, adjustable steering wheel, 4-speed overdrive transmission, BMIHT Certificate and a photo album documenting the complete, professional rebuild. Upon close inspection, this restoration speaks for itself. Estimate:$85,000-$115,000

1920 Hutchinson Long Deck Launch

Lot #704S (Sale Order 104 of 142)

1920 HUTCHINSON LONG DECK LAUNCH Named THE QUEEN this 28 foot long and 6 feet at the beam launch was built in 1920 at Alexandria Bay, New York. Her draft is 2 feet. The boat plus trailer weigh 6,000 lbs. THE QUEEN is powered by a 63 hp Kermath 4 cylinder engine which is in excellent condition. The current owner who completely restored the launch has owned the vessel for over 30 years. THE QUEEN seats seven and has a convertible top. The interior is mahogany with dyed cow-hide upholstery. The hull is white cedar. The axle type-tandem trailer is also included in the sale. ESTIMATE: $50,000-$70,000

1950 DeSoto Custom

Lot #705S (Sale Order 105 of 142)

This beautiful DeSoto club coupe is about 95 percent original. It began as virtually a rust-free car with the body professionally restored and painted (10-12/2015) in Regal Blue Metallic. The original color was black and the interior upholstery is a deep Navy blue ribbed velour, with matching door panels, and coordinating headliner and cut pile carpet. This car was shown in the Lake George Nationals, September 7-10 2017, along with its' "twin" DeSoto 4-door sedan. The car features the Chrysler 237 cid L-Head engine and 3-speed Fluid Drive transmission and cruises easily at highway speeds. This car provides an unusually comfortable ride and the rear seat passengers can easily relax with both arm and footrests while cruising down the road. The engine, components and bay are all detailed as original - with exception of newer the wiring. All gauges, lights and wipers are in good working order. All chrome and stainless moldings are either original or NOS, as are all bezels, hood ornament and emblems. It has four brand new whitewall tires and a brand new battery. The interior garnish moldings have been repainted in original Crystal Gray Metallic, and the dash is a coordinating blue. It comes with a MOPAR 808 radio and escutcheon (uninstalled), a restored steering wheel, horn ring, a DeSoto horn button, as well as many other NOS parts such as a set of brake shoes, emergency brake drum, temperature, amp and gas gauges, ignition switch (uninstalled) keyed alike to door locks, original bumper jack, color matched fender skirts and a CASCO spinner knob. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $20,000

1952 Buick Roadmaster

Lot #706S (Sale Order 106 of 142)

1952 Buick Roadmaster –...... Restored This is a Riviera model two door hardtop. The hardtop body style first showed up on Buick in 1949 and this is a stunning example of that hardtop style. The chrome ribs across the vinyl headliner offers a sporty, youthful touch compared to the mundane cloth headliners of sedans which show the stitching. Of course being a Roadmaster, this car sports the four VentiPorts on the front fenders distinguishing it from the Special, Century, and Super. The number of “......ports”...... also is an indicator of engine size. The Roadmaster had the larger 320 cu. In. straight eight having a higher compression ratio of 7.5 to 1. This engine produced 168 Horsepower at 3800 rpm. The Buick straight eight engines were famously smooth running engines and legend has it that ace mechanics could tune them to idle so slowly an observer could count the fan blades. Coupled to the Dynaflow transmission the car was able to deliver power to the rear wheels in the smoothest way possible for its day. This car is fully optioned with power windows, power seats, and power steering which was new in 1951 when few cars offered power assisted steering. Only 11,387 model 76Rs were produce in 1952, which represents less than 4% of the total Buick production for the year. This car has been restored to better than new condition so it may be one in a million. If you are a Buick fan or just want a great collectible car to enjoy, this Riviera needs nothing and is ready to go. Estimate: $50,000-$65,000

1958 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Lot #707S (Sale Order 107 of 142)

1958 Cadillac Coupe Deville, pink with white roof. The vehicle is equipped with a 365 Cubic inch-310 HP V8 engine. Interior is black cloth and pink vinyl and is in good condition. The outer body is free of rust and dents and is in good condition. The under carriage and suspension parts are also in good condition. Vehicle restoration includes a new exterior paint job, new gas tank, new tires, new water pump, new fuel pump and the carburetor has been rebuilt. There were only 18,414 of this model year and style produced by Cadillac. Estimate: $20,000-$27,500

1956 Buick Special

Lot #708S (Sale Order 108 of 142)

ALL ORIGINAL SHEET METAL AS NICE UNDERNEATH AS IS ON TOP NUMBERS MATCHING DRIVELINE BEAUTIFUL SEMINOLE RED OVER DOVER WHITE TWO TONE PAINT BEAUTIFUL CHROME AND STAINLESS POWER TOP PERIOD CHROME SPOKE WHEELS BEAUTIFUL CONDITION MULTIPLE VANGUARD AWARD WINNER JUST SERVICED RAPIDLY APPRECIATING INVESTMENT CAR ESTIMATE: $55,000-$65,000

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

Lot #709S (Sale Order 109 of 142)

1955 CHEVY BEL AIR.THIS CAR S BUILT ON A PAUL NEWMAN CAR CREATIONS CHASSIS CONVERSION.EQUIPPED WITH CORVETTE INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION. BILSTEIN SHOCKS COIL OVER,HAS A COMPLETE POWDER COATED FRAME, ALL SUSPENSION COMPONENTS ARE POLISHED TO A HIGH QUALITY SHINE, CAR RIDES ON A CORVETTE C-4 SUSPENSION. THIS 1955 IS EQUIPPED WITH A MODERN LS CORVETTE MOTOR, EVERY PIECE OF THIS CAR IS NEW, EVERY NUT AND BOLT IS NEW STAINLESS, EVERY PIECE OF TRIM, CHROME, IS NEW. NO EXPENSE WAS SPARRED. EQUIPPED WITH INTRO CHROME WHEELS, RIDES ON 225-50 17 FRONT AND 255-50-17 REAR THIS IS A RUST FREE CAR FROM CALIFORNIA, ALL THE GAPS AND SEAMS ARE NEAR PERFECT, ALL LEATHER INTERIOR,ALL LEATHER INSIDE OF TRUNK. ALL GLASS WAS REPLACED WITH NEW. THIS IS A COMPLETE FRAME OFF RESTORATION NO $$$$ WAS SPARRED NON MODIFIED BODY AND TRIM. VINTAGE AIR CONDITIONING POWER WINDOWS POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES TILT WHEEL CRUISE CONTROL AM-FM-CD-STEREO. HIGHLY DETAILED MOTOR COMPARTMENT TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THIS TRI FIVE,ITS EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND TASTEFUL COMFORTS. I COULD GO ON AN ON BUT I THINK YOU GET THE POINT.THIS IS AN EXTREMELY HIGH END 1955. Estimate: $60,000-$75,000

1957 Chrysler 300C

Lot #710S (Sale Order 110 of 142)

A special and rare survivor, this is one of 18 Chrysler 300Cs produced in 1957 with an optional performance package designed for NASCAR competition. Of those 18 cars only three survive to this day and this unrestored 300C remains as a unique example of the very first muscle cars. The other cars are the “......mule”...... Chrysler used to engineer this special run and the other is in New Zealand and restored. Big and very fast these cars were a sensation during the mid-Fifties. Chrysler 300s were so named because the original models delivered 300 horses. The car consigned to this auction put out significantly more power. Featuring the famed V8 392 cu.in. “......hemi”...... engine this Chrysler was modified with larger exhaust manifolds and pipes and a Snyder roller camshaft installed by Chrysler. The horsepower was increased from 375 to 390. The exhaust system still has hand made metal part numbers welded to the pipes to pass NASCAR inspection. On the dash a large tachometer is installed in the middle where the clock normally sits, another giveaway this car was intended for competition. The heavy-duty suspension was also as revolutionary as the hemi engine because Chrysler used torsion bars to provide a stiffer suspension than normal in the era. At 4600 lbs. this is a big car so the drum brakes were large and the best of their day but not up to the standards of disc brakes. A unique air scoop under the headlights helped cool the front brakes. The three-speed stick shift is a replacement for the original but is a Chrysler NPG all-synchromesh three speed built in 1967 and purchased from a local NASCAR racer. These original muscle cars are a memorable sight on the road with their sweeping rear fenders and substantial front grill. A two-door coupe, this 300C has been repainted in its original black and the interior is in beige leather. The car is unrestored but has been carefully stored since 1984 in a dry urethane insulated garage that has no dew point and helps prevent rust. Purchase by the current owner in the early 1960s, this car only 61,000 actual miles on the odometer. The long time owner is a nationally recognized authority on these cars and a show judge for Chrysler 300s. ESTIMATE: $90,000-$140,000

1961 Lincoln Continental

Lot #711S (Sale Order 111 of 142)

The 4th generation of the Lincoln Continental introduced in 1961 is one of the most sought after cars. It paved the way for the cleaner, fresher style of cars manufactured in the 1960’......s. The Continental would become an icon leading America into a new automotive frontier. After the sixty million dollar disaster of the 3rd generation Lincoln that tried to out chrome and be more massive than Cadillac’......s or Imperials, Ford decided to take a bold step and turned 180 degrees away from opulence. The new Continental would have a wheelbase 8 inches shorter and an overall length 14.8 inches shorter than 1960. The design would be based on “......form follows function”...... with a simple slab style and almost no ornamentation. The rear hinged “......suicide”...... back doors were all the new Continental needed to make it clear it was no ordinary automobile. It is a high water mark in industrial design. This car is from the introductory year. The color is turquoise with a white top and white interior to match. * 430 CID V-8 315 HP * 3 speed TURBO-DRIVE automatic * 51,600 miles Estimate: $35,000-$50,000

2017 Ford Mustang GT

Lot #712S (Sale Order 112 of 142)

2017 MUSTANG GT ROUSCH CONVERSION We are offering for auction 2017 a Mustang GT 5.0 liter V-8 with a supercharger conversion done by Rousch Performance. The bill sheet is available. This black on black coupe has power steering, power windows, power seats, power locks, power brakes and A/C. This car has gone a total of 89 miles! ESTIMATE: $60,000-$70,000

1986 Ferrari 412

Lot #713S (Sale Order 113 of 142)

One of the most beautiful of Ferrari’......s Pininfarina-styled grand touring 2+2s, the 412 represents the final evolutionary advancement of Ferrari’......s GT class from the 365 of 1972. In fact this model was the last Ferrari produced with the legendary Colombo designed 60-degree V12. With it’......s spacious interior and big 4.9 liter V12 Ferrari engine this car was built for high speed touring in comfort. Lotus chief designer Peter Stevens called the Ferrari’......s 2+2 series the “......most beautiful production car of all time.”...... The 412 is a rare model with only some 576 cars built during a 4-year run and they were not imported into the United States so they are even rarer in this country. In fact a Countess in Switzerland originally purchased this car. The current owner bought this car from the Vice President of the Ferrari Club of France so the provenance and service history of this particular Ferrari 412 is well known and documented. The owner says the car comes with service records and Auvergne Motors of Clermont-Ferrand did the last full service in March 2017, which included a front suspension rebuild with new bushings. It has new fuel pumps and the leather dash has been replaced. It also has 4 new Michelin TRX tires. This 412 has the three speed automatic transmission found on only 306 412s. The 412’......a 4.9-liter V12 put out 340 h.p. with the fuel injected engine. This was the first Ferrari to feature anti-lock brakes and this car has power steering. The paint is original in Blue Sera Met and in good condition while the interior of this 2-door 2+2 is beautiful in beige leather. Bidders should also be aware that the owner says he has the original Ferrari tool sets and all the original manuals in their leather envelopes. This is an opportunity to own a classic and rare Ferrari 412 2+2 with clear provenance that has in the words of the owner, “......been optimally maintained throughout its 32 year life.”...... ESTIMATE: $80,000-$115,000

1967 Porsche 912

Lot #714S (Sale Order 114 of 142)

1967 PORSCHE 912 The Porsche 912 is considered the “......baby brother”...... of the 911. Produced from 1965 to 1969, the 912 is powered by a 4-cylinder air cooled engine, producing 90HP. The 912 was based off of the famous 356, it was known as the entry-level 911. This recently restored and very original 1967 Porsche 912 in Polo Red is the Porsche that you have been waiting for. A west coast car for its whole life, the car lived with it’......s original owner in Nevada until 2006. Powered by a healthy and recently serviced 1600cc engine, This 912 runs and drives absolutely beautifully. The car has been fully sorted from top to bottom by our team of Porsche Experts here at Gaswerks. To add to the fun, the car has been lowered and all new suspension bushings have been installed. 15 inch steel wheels have been mounted as well to give the car excellent handling in the twisties and a comfortable, yet sporty ride. The steel wheels also give the car a period correct rally look which is complimented by the recently installed decals. Step inside and you will see a new headliner and the original 912 steering wheel. The interior has no rips, stains or blemishes and looks just as amazing as the exterior. The dash pads and gauges are in excellent condition with no cracks or tears and has the original owner’......s manual. Everything on the car functions as it should. Gaspare noted that the car has an amazingly clean body, the under panels are straight, the rails are clean and that most of the spots that have fallen the test of time are all still in tack, for example the jack points at the rear of the car and the front suspension area all still have the factory coating on it. A sign of a dry, clean western car. Things to note are that The car has a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity and the engine and transmission are matching numbers to what is in the car. The car also the original Bosch distributor, Fuchs alloy wheels with the sought after “......heart cutout”...... on the valve stem spoke, all the gauges are original. ?...... Act quickly as this Beautiful 912 won’......t last long. Air cooled Porsches in this original condition are getting harder to find!

2016 Mazda Miata MX5

Lot #715S (Sale Order 115 of 142)

2016 MAZA MIATA GRAND TOURING We are offering for auction is a top of the line Grand Touring black on black leather interior Miata. This car has a 2.0 liter inline 4 with a 6 speed. Along electric power steering it has leather trimmed heated seats, unique 17 inch wheels, automatic climate control, rain-sensing wipers, navigation, blind spot monitoring, adaptive front lighting, and lane departure warning. ESTIMATE: $25,000-$35,000

1960 Porsche 356B

Lot #716S (Sale Order 116 of 142)

The Porsche 356 is considered the grandfather of Porsche. Released in 1948, the car was designed by Ferry Porsche, Ferdinand Porsche’......s son. The car was revolutionary, using designs and components from the Volkswagen beetle, it was a car that no one had ever seen before, it was the car that put Porsche on the map. Take a step back in time with this stunning Ruby Red 1960 Porsche 356B. Owned by a Porsche enthusiast and historian, this is one of the most complete and original 356’......s on the market. Featuring a Super 90 engine, which is more powerful than the standard, the 90hp car really flies, and provides a very fun and sporty driving experience. The 4-cylinder, air cooled engine runs beautifully, no strange noises or smoke. The transmission shifts smoothly with no grinding or clunking. These cars are known to run like a Swiss Watch. A pure driving experience that brings you back in time. Rudge Style Aluminum wheels, a new king and link pin kit, LED headlights and new front bumperettes have recently been added to the car. There is no hiding that this car has been extremely well sorted by our team of Porsche experts. Anything and everything has been inspected, repaired or replaced on this car. ?......A list of recently completed service work is included with the car. Two very unique things about this car is that it has the original tool kit and the original travel kit. A rare occurrence for a 356 to have both, in like new condition. The kits feature the original Messko tire gauge, owners manuals and even some basic engine parts like a valve spring. A note pad is included with a history log from the prior owner, noting things like oil changes and service work. This beautiful example of a Porsche 356B won’......t last long. If you’......re looking for an original, unmolested 356B, look no further. Own a piece of Porsche History today! ESTIMATE: $120,000-$130,000

2008 Mercedes-Benz SL55

Lot #717S (Sale Order 117 of 142)

STUNNING 2008 SL55 AMG 500+ HORSE POWER ALL ORIGINAL CONDITION LIKE NEW SOLD FOR 130,000+ WHEN NEW, PERFECT BLACK PAINT AND BEAUTIFUL MINT BLACK INTERIOR, WHEELS ARE MINT NOT ONE CURB MARK 49,000 MILES ,SUPER FAST HIGHWAY BUT DRIVES LIKE A KITTEN IN THE CITY, STEEL RE-TRACTABLE HARD TOP ,WINDSCREEN AND ROLL BAR OPTIONAL FUNCTION, CAR,GARAGE KEPT ALL ITS LIFE, ADULT OWNED, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPOINTED IN THIS CAR GUARANTEED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MECHANICAL AMG 5.5L SOHC supercharged 24-valve V8 engine, 5-speed electronically controlled driver-adaptive automatic transmission w/ AMG SpeedShift, Touch Shift Electronic stability program (ESP) Rear wheel drive Independent 4-link front suspension Independent multi-link rear suspension AMG modified Active Body Control (ABC)-inc: coil spring & electronically controlled hydraulic cylinder w/gas-pressurized shock absorber at each wheel, automatic all-wheel level control, driver-selectable ride-height control, automatic speed-sensitive lowering P255/35R19 front high performance tires P285/30R19 rear high performance tires Compact spare tire 19" x 8.5" front AMG 5-spoke aluminum wheel 19" x 9.5" rear AMG 5-spoke aluminum wheel Vehicle-speed-sensitive pwr rack & pinion steering Pwr AMG 6-piston front & 4-piston rear perforated & internally vented disc brakes Electro-hydraulic braking system w/automatic brake drying & predictive brake priming Anti-lock braking system (ABS) w/brake assist system Quad polished chrome exhaust tips EXTERIOR Electro-hydraulic retractable aluminum hardtop w/easy-pack system AMG front-inc: air dam w/mesh air intakes, side skirts, rear apron w/mesh air diffuser Xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps-inc: polycarbonate lenses, automatic level control, heated headlamp washers, selectable light-sensing auto-on headlamps Halogen front foglamps Single rear red foglamp Dual-intensity LED brakelamps & taillamps Programmable daytime running lamps Pwr heated mirrors w/memory, auto-dimming driver mirror Rain-sensing wipers w/heated washer nozzles INTERIOR 12-way pwr front AMG sport seats-inc: 3-position memory, pneumatic lumbar support, easy-access courtesy feature, automatic height-adjusting front head restraints Heated front seats AMG premium leather seats Carbon fiber trim Aluminum door sills w/AMG insignia AMG leather-trimmed pwr 4-way tilt/telescopic sport steering wheel-inc: aluminum shift paddles, memory, audio & multi-function display controls, programmable easy-exit feature Electronic analog tachometer & gauges for fuel level & coolant temp AMG instrument cluster w/AMG race timer & gear position displays COMAND cockpit management & data system Dual multi-function displays in speedometer & tachometer faces-inc: trip computer, exterior temp gauge, maintenance system, oil level check, digital speedometer, reminder & malfunction messages, driver-programmable settings, cruise control, touch shift gear & shift mode selection, audio status, navigation route guidance Mercedes-Benz Maintenance System display-inc: distance remaining to next maintenance, type of service due, reminders, brake-pad wear Tire pressure monitoring system Pwr windows w/1-touch express up/down front & 1-touch express down rear windows SmartKey system-inc: remote central locking system, anti-theft engine immobilizer, drive away automatic locking SmartKey infrared remote-inc: trunk open, windows open/close, panic alarm, fuel filler door, selective unlock all, hard top raise/lower doors or drivers Tele Aid global positioning system (GPS) satellite system-inc: stolen vehicle recovery, remote door unlock service, automatic alarm & collision notification DVD navigation system Integrated HomeLink compatible (3) button garage door opener Hands-free communication system Cruise control AM/FM stereo w/rear cabin mounted 6-disc CD changer Bose Cabin Surround multi-channel digital surround sound system Sirius satellite radio w/6-month subscription Automatic dual-zone climate control-inc: electrostatic dust, pollen & active charcoal filters, smog, sun, humidity & dew point sensors, tunnel mode w/1-touch closing of all windows, REST mode w/engine heat recirculation feature or cabin ventilation, seat belt usage sensors Rear window defroster w/auto-shutoff based on time & driving speed & exterior temp Auto-dimming rearview mirror Alcantara-covered ceiling & sunvisors Night security illumination Locator lighting Leather-trimmed shift knob Attachable fine-mesh wind deflector Removable trunk separator Shelf behind seats w/retractable luggage straps, locking dual enclosed storage compartments beneath luggage shelf EPA FUEL ECONOMY RATINGS City 12/hwy 17 (5.5L engine/5-speed auto trans) SAFETY Anti-lock braking system (ABS) w/brake assist system Driver & front passenger dual-stage airbags w/occupant classification system, adaptive for passenger Door-mounted side-impact head & thorax airbags Drivers knee airbag 3-point seat belts-inc: em

1967 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #718S (Sale Order 118 of 142)

1967 CORVETTE (STING RAY) COUPE The black hood scoop on a 1967 Corvette tells you only one very important thing –...... 427! We are proud to offer for auction this, verified by the NCRS and CCAS, numbers matching “......Big Block”...... 427 ‘......Vette with only 19,000 miles. It is a two owner car that has been off the road since 1978. It has been repainted in Mariboro Maroon. It also has a rare white interior with head rests. The important part is the L71, 427 cu in V-8 with a 3 x 2 “......Tri-Power”...... setup that pumps out 435 hp through a 4-speed. How often do you have the chance to get a low mileage number matching legend? Estimate: $225,000-$240,000

1963 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #719S (Sale Order 119 of 142)

1963 Corvette Convertible The 1963 Corvette body and chassis were completely redesigned featuring an independent rear suspension and single traverse leaf spring. The first "Sting Ray" offered improved traction, stopping power improved, too. Four-wheel cast-iron 11-inch drum brakes remained standard but were now wider, for an increase in effective braking area and less unsprung weight. Revolutionary engineering changes included positive crankcase ventilation, a smaller flywheel, and an aluminum clutch housing. A more efficient alternator replaced the old-fashioned generator. OUR VEHICLE: Our Corvette Has the optional original numbers matching 327 block with 340 hp running through a 4 speed Muncie M21 which replaced the earlier build Borg-Warner T10. One of only 6978 w /340 hp option out of 21,913 Corvettes built and less than 1/2 were Convertibles This is a beautiful numbers matching vehicle. The EXTERIOR Riverside Red paint is in very good condition with no checks,chips or dings. This is complimented by correct chrome wheel covers with spinners and chrome front and rear bumpers all in excellent condition. White convertible top is in very good condition and the rear window is clear. The INTERIOR Black vinyl seats and door panels are in very good condition. The rugs are not worn and very black.Our vehicle is a later production model including updates of Am/Fm radio,upgraded black vinyl dash replacing painted. Vehicle is equipped with the optional woodgrain look steering wheel in good condition with no cracks. ESTIMATE: $50,000-$60,000

1968 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #720S (Sale Order 120 of 142)

1968 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1968 marked the introduction of the C3 Corvette. Based on the 1965 Mako Shark show car, the new ‘......Vette was a show stopper. We have for auction a very original example of the C3’......s first offering. Painted in original Silverstone Silver with a black vinyl interior, this convertible has power window, head rests, telescopic steering wheel and an AM/FM radio. The important part is under the hood which is a L36 427 cu in 4-barrel Rochester carb V-8 putting our 390 HP. All this controlled by 4 on the floor manual transmission. This very straight original well maintained first year C3 with a 427 manual checks all the boxes. Don’......t miss out.

1967 Ford Fairlane

Lot #721S (Sale Order 121 of 142)

Pro street rendition of already an American street machine High impact grabber Lime Green 390cu. in. Ford fabled and desired FE Generation Big Block V8 Produces over 400hp 4-Speed manual transmission keeps you lovin' to race Posi traction Full tub rear 9" Ford rear Weld wheels Racing bucket seats 5 point harness Just to name a few... It doesn't get much better than this for the price Low, low Reserve... We came to sell! ESTIMATE: $15,000-$25,000

1970 Ford Torino Cobra 429

Lot #722S (Sale Order 122 of 142)

At the time we didn’......t know it but 1970 would mark the end of an era in Muscle Car history. By 1980 gas would triple in price and forget finding 100 octane. Insurance companies raise premiums because of the direct relationship between horsepower and claims filed. The Feds wanted clean air and that strangled performance. We are offering at auction an extraordinary example from 1970: a Ford Torino Cobra Jet Sportroof. Because the Torino was Ford’......s weapon of choice for NASCAR, the Cobra Jet was loaded with high performance good stuff. Our numbers matching Cobra Jet, featured on the cover the November 16, 2016 issue of OLD CARS: WEEKLY NEW & MARKET PLACE, is equipped with a 370 hp 429-4V CJ Ram Air motor, a four speed “......top loader”...... and 3:50 rear end. It also has a competition suspension with staggered rear shocks. It is painted in a stunning Calypso Coral with a black interior that has Turin Knit vinyl bucket seats; full counsel and AM radio. The crowning and very cool feature is the flat black hood with a “......shaker”...... air cleaner. A previous owner found the Torino on craigslist and jumped on it. Having spent all of its life in the south, he knew it would not have the rust problems that plagued most Torino’......s. To upgrade performance, he added a .570-lift Crane Cam and Hooker headers. Of the 407, 502 Torino’......s made in 1970, just 7,675 were Cobra Jets. The lucky bidder who wins this car will have an extraordinary example from an era when all was possible. * VIN #OA 38J144840 * A Magazine Cover Queen * "J”...... code 429 cid, 375 hp, V8 4BBL Ram Air * Hurst 4 speed * Detroit –...... locker * Competition suspension w/front coils * Extra-long rear leaf springs * Flat black hood * Optional 15”...... Magnum wheels * Body off restoration ESTIMATE: $60,000-$70,000

1970 Pontiac GTO

Lot #723S (Sale Order 123 of 142)

1970 GTO With just three letters, G, T, and O, Pontiac changed the shape of the automobile industry forever. A car was no longer an appliance for going somewhere. Going anywhere was now an adventure. We are offering a brilliant 2 door hardtop with recent body off restoration example of a second generation GTO. A Gold Award winner at the 2018 meeting of GTO Association of America Concurs, this 3 speed automatic example is loaded. Along with a 455 cu. 360 hp V-8, it has power steering, power brakes, power windows and A/C. It is painted a classic Granada Gold with a Saddle interior. Though there is about 72,000 miles on the clock, since its complete restoration has been driven very little. 1970 has often been thought of as the peak of the “......Muscle Car”...... era. Don’......t let this extraordinary example get away. Estimate: $65,000-$75,000

1967 Volkswagen Beetle Deluxe Sedan Sunroof

Lot #724S (Sale Order 124 of 142)

This beautifully restored, "numbers matching, 1967 beetle, in original Savannah Beige, red interior, beige carpet with only 60K miles garners a "two thumbs up" and glowing comments wherever it goes. It is totally original in nearly every respect, with exception of the 2" lowered front end, front disc brakes and sporty 5-lug chrome wheels. The paint is in overall excellent condition, as is the car's interior and undercarriage. The engine, its' associated components and compartment are immaculate, as is the trunk. All gauges, lights, wipers, etc. are in good working order. The car runs, handles and stops with no issues and is a pleasure to drive. The sunroof is in good working order with no leaks and professional installation of new weather strip and crank handle in 2017. All gauges, lights and wipers are in good working order. The 1500 cc engine and 4-speed floor shift transmission provides very peppy, acceleration. This is a fun car to drive, maneuvers well, and will cruise easily at 60-65 mph on the open road. The 1967 VW Beetle is one of the most sought after VW's, as a "one-year-only" production, especially with the optional sunroof. It is also notable that 1967 was the last year for the unique tubular style front and rear bumpers with guards. The car comes equipped with the original spare tire and four hubcaps, as well as the original jack and tool kit. This car won a Favorite 40 at the annual Adirondack Car Enthusiasts "Under The Lights" show in Hudson Falls, August of 2014. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $15,000

1970 Plymouth Road Runner

Lot #725S (Sale Order 125 of 142)

1970 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER On Friday October 17, 1970, this dazzling Hi-Impact Lime Light Green with a black roof Roadrunner rolled out of the factory. One of only 697 Roadrunners made in 1970 with a 440 cu in V-8, 6 barrel (3x2) carburetors, and a 4 speed with a Hurst shifter to take the 390 hp from the 440 to the Track Pak Dana 60 rear end to light up the tires. The bucket seat interior with console is in black/charcoal vinyl. The dash features the factory tach with a clock (AKA Tick/Tock/Tach). This three owner car from Florida has only 31,200 miles on it. All the body panels are original. The fender tag, door tag and dash tag are all in their proper place. 1970 is often considered the last year of real muscle cars. You have a chance of own one of the best. Estimate: $65,000-$75,000

1970 Buick GS455

Lot #726S (Sale Order 126 of 142)

1970 Buick Gran Sport 455 Convertible This car has an interesting history having been shipped to Hawaii after being built at the GM plant in Fremont, California. Its most interesting feature may well be the Hawaiian license plate autographed by Tom Sellick. As a 1970 version of Buick’......s answer to the Pontiac GTO this car has the more powerful 455 cu. In. 340 h.p. V-8, a dramatic improvement over previous years. The 3-speed automatic transmission is the original GM Turbo-Hydramatic unit linked to a 10-bolt rear axle and 3.08 differential. According to the owner this car has received a comprehensive frame off restoration at a cost more than $100,000. Done over a 5-year period and completed in 2014, the restoration is well documented. It has been painted a sea mist green with a correct vinyl top. The interior is the correct Ivory color. The front bench seat is power adjusted, a rare feature. The owner is including additional records for this well documented classic. Take a close look at this numbers matching beauty. It is sure to be a car show win

1932 Ford Roadster Hi-Boy

Lot #727S (Sale Order 127 of 142)

Classic flamed '32 Ford with small block Chevy power fed by period '60's triple 2 barrel carbs mounted on a rare Offenhauser intake manifold. This car is very well "sorted" ,is a strong performer and easy to drive. This car is being offered at a fraction of the cost to replicate and is ready to enjoy! ENGINE & DRIVELINE SPECIFICATIONS: Chevrolet 350 Cubic Inch Forged Steel Crank Forged Flat Top Speed-Pro Pistons & Moly Plus Shifter Aluminum Chev. Cylinder Heads with 1.94 Intake & 1.60 Exhaust Valves Edelbrock Aluminum 3x2 Intake Manifold Rochester 2CC Carbs K&N Air Filters Crane Roller Lifters & Camshaft Crane Moly Push Rods & Valve Springs Crane Gold Roller Rockers M S D Ignition System Lakewood Scatter Shield Center Force Clutch Assembly Muncie Close Ratio 4 Speed with Hurst Competition Plus Shifter Ford 8" Rear Axle with Richmond 4.10 Ring & Pinion & Auburn Pro Limited Slip Polished Offenhauser Intake Offenhauser finned aluminum valve covers Polished aluminum water pump Polished timing cover Polished finned aluminum oil pan Muncie 4 speed trans. Hurst Shifter Ford 9" rear axle Sanderson "block huggers" ceramic coated "limefire" headers Chrome head pipes with side cut outs Flowmaster 2 Chamber Mufflers with Custom Bent Exhaust System Stainless tail pipes w/ Borla oval tips CAM SPECS: Intake: .509 Grosslift 284 Degrees Advertised Duration Exhaust: .528 Grosslift 292 Degrees Advertised Duration CHASSIS & SUSPENSION: '32 Ford repo frame, heavy cross braced X-member, "bobbed" and notched at the rear Super Bell I - Beam front axle w/ 4-Bar Transverse mono-leaf front spring Tube shocks Vega steering box Staggered 4-Bar rear axle set-up Coil Over rear shocks Wilwood front & rear disc brakes, polished P185/65R15 BFG front tires on Billet Specialties wheels measuring 15" X 6" P285/60R16 BFG rear tires on Billet Specialties wheels measuring 16" X 8" BODY & INTERIOR: Gibbon fiberglass body with rear roll pan Steel louvered hood and grill shell, open sides Stainless Grill 2" chopped stock windshield Ford "commercial" large diameter headlights Flush turn signals in front cross member Auto retract rear license plate Powered truck lid In body fuel tank Custom Time Machines leather interior with heated seats, floor console & Wilton Wool carpets and mats Tilt column w/ Leather wrapped Banjo steering wheel Alpine AM/FM CD with Boston speakers Classic instrument gauges Rod Tops convertible top and side curtains Rod Tops stone guards for the grill, headlights & frame horns

1947 Hudson Super Six

Lot #728S (Sale Order 128 of 142)

Classic Hudson “......Super Six”...... in excellent condition. There have been only two owner families in 71 years; you could be the third. With the look and feel of a gangster car, you won't go unnoticed. With its roomy interior, the Super-Six model sports spacious interior comfort. Make an entrance with suicide doors and shining chrome. Hudson has created a visually pleasing and unique looking body style. In its day, it (not this car) was also used as a Limousine and Police Car. The engine was rebuilt in the 1960's. Painted and re-chromed in 2008 from the original black and silver finish. The well-done paint job still glistens. Substantial amount of long overdue maintenance was performed on the car in 2016 together with ongoing maintenance. She starts readily and runs well. It burns relatively little motor oil. Timeless and stunning, enjoy a piece of history every time you get behind the wheel. Estimate: $32,500-$37,500

1993 Bentley Brooklands

Lot #729S (Sale Order 129 of 142)

This is 1993 Bentley Brooklands Long Wheel Base. Only 30 made that year and 188 made for the entire production run from 1993-1997. Of the total 30 made, 2 are right hand drive and 28 are left hand drive. UK records show that 15 are registered in the United Kingdom. 11 are currently registered and 4 are classified as SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). This leaves 15 world wide. You will not find another 1993 Bentley Brooklands LWB for sale in the US. Very Rare Vehicle. New Tires, Brakes, Ball Joints and Windshield Wipers. Engine runs extremely strong and smooth, as does the transmission. Paint and chrome still hold a beautiful shine.

1988 Porsche 911

Lot #730S (Sale Order 130 of 142)

AIR COOLED NIRVANNA! COMES WITH PORSCHE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY~ WELL OPTIONED AND RARE PRODUCTION CAR GUARDS RED! Very rare full body fiberfab SLANT NOSE TURBO LOOK upgrade 2 Piece Track-Sim Alloy Wheels Low Original Miles on this amazing car! Rare car with good clean Carfax and again, LOW MILES! Carrera Coupe Factory Short Shifter 5-Speed Manual Transmission Automatic Speed Control Factory Power Sunroof Factory Hi-Fi Stereo Power Windows Fog / Driving Lights This Porsche Runs Beautifully Koni Shocks DP Stainless Tuned Exhaust,, Undercarriage is as clean as topside. LOW RESERVE! WE CAME TO SELL! ESTIMATE: $45,000-$55,000

1954 Chevrolet 1-1/2 Ton Pickup

Lot #732S (Sale Order 131 of 142)

1954 CHEVY PICKUP THAT RECEIVED A FRAME OFF RESTORATION WITH THE FOLLOWING MODIFICATION: PAINT SEAFOAM GREEN BASE/CLEAR CUSTOM INTERIOR OAK BED BILLET SPECIALTIES WHEELS BF GOODRICH G-FORCE TIRES 255/40ZR17 94Y 383 STROKER MOTOR 700R TRANSMISSION FORD 9" REAR CHRIS ALSTON FRONT CHASSIS CLIP, RACK AND PINION,TUBULAR CONTROL ARMS,ADJUSTABLE COILOVERS, WILWOOD DISC BRAKES AND CALIPERS ON ALL FOUR CORNERS SHAVED DOOR HANDLES, WITH KEY FOB POP OUT ACTUATORS POWER WINDOWS PIONEER STEREO VINTAGE AIR CONDITIONING FRENCHED IN BRAKE LIGHT CUSTOM TAILGATE AND ROLLPAN WOOD WHEEL TILT COLUMN CUSTOM GAUGES FIBERGLASS HOOD ESTIMATE: $44,000-$50,000

1968 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

Lot #733S (Sale Order 132 of 142)

This restoration of our rare 1968 T34 was just completed at Gaswerks Garage. With a full service on its engine, this car has a rebuilt brake system, along with new calipers, hoses, and brake lines. Amber fog lights were added to the exterior to compliment the Lotus White exterior. The valves were readjusted and the fuel system flushed. This collectible proudly sports an original interior along with the original dashboard -- and the radio "Emden" is still functional! Rebuilt brake system Calipers, hoses, brake lines Master cylinder Full service on engine Amber fog lights Readjusted valves Flushed fuel system Original interior and dashboard Engine: 54 DIN-PS, 1.6 L Lotus White exterior VW Radio "Emden" Heated rear window White Wall Tires ESTIMATE: $65,000-$75,000

1969 Cadillac DeVille

Lot #737S (Sale Order 133 of 142)

1969 Cadillac Deville Convertible For 1969, the Cadillac models were given all-new styling and reflected the lines of the Eldorado Coupe that was introduced in 1967. The Cadillac DeVille was the most popular body style in the Cadillac line-up. This Cadillac is a well-maintained example that is finished in light pink with a Black vinyl top and leather interior. The odometer shows just 75,000 original miles. Inside, the interior features seating for six on optional embossed Ostrich Grain genuine leather, which is surrounded by power assists and other industry-leading features, such as power windows and door locks, variable-ratio power steering, automatic climate control, cruise control, dual-comfort power seat adjustment, 'Twilight Sentinal' headlights and corner lamps. Power is from the 427 cubic-inch V8 engine which was the largest in the industry. It produces 375 horsepower and 525 foot-pounds of torque. Zero-to-sixty takes just 8.1 seconds and there is a 26-gallon fuel tank providing plenty of fuel for the thirsty engine. This Cadillac is a real eye catcher that can be driven anywhere. ESTIMATE: $15,000-$20,000

1971 Dodge Dart Swinger

Lot #738S (Sale Order 134 of 142)

This beautiful, "numbers matching", all original and sporty 1971 Dart Swinger in bright red with black, textured vinyl roof has only 33,900 original miles comes with the original owner's manual and build sheet. This car starts, runs, handles and stops as when new. It provides an unusually comfortable ride and will cruise for hours at 70 mph with ease. The 225 cid slant-six engine, paired with its TorqueFlite 3-speed automatic transmission, is renowned for its long life and peppy acceleration. Only the battery and tires are not original to the car. This car draws attention wherever it goes and took first place for originality at "Memories on Wheels" car show, Corinth, NY in 2010 with about 250 cars present. Also won "Favorite 40" at Adirondack Car Enthusiasts show in June 2013, Glens Falls, NY. The only "downside" to this car is the fading/crazing of the paint on the hood and trunk, due to age and sun exposure over the years. The engine, its related components and the engine bay are in remarkable original condition, as is the trunk compartment. The intake manifold gasket was replaced in 2015. Both the intake and exhaust manifolds were professionally machined and repainted in their respective original blue and aluminum VHT paint colors. All lights, gauges and wipers are in proper working order, with exception of the gas gauge. A gas log has been meticulously kept with dates, mileage, usage, price per gallon, etc. and is driven weekly from April to October, averaging 325 miles per year from 2009 to 2017. Options include a black vinyl roof, wood grained sport steering wheel with rim-blow horn, lap and shoulder belts, and Music Master AM radio which is in perfect working condition. ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $12,500

1986 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #739S (Sale Order 135 of 142)

The third year for the Corvette C4 run in 1986 saw the reintroduction of a convertible and true fuel injection and this stunning Rallye Red Corvette is from that highly desirable year. It is also a low mileage example with only 27,240 miles. It is an original “......survivor”...... with no body damage and is meticulously maintained by a highly knowledgeable owner. This car features special and valuable BBS wheels. It is also an award winning show car with a number of trophies. The interior is graphite with grey leather. The dashboard has been improved from the original all electric display with a special dash kit. Known as Tuned Port Injection this was the first example of true fuel injection on the tried and true 350 cu. in. (5.7 liter) V8 providing much improved performance. This super tuned version delivers up to 240 HP. The transmission is known as a “......4+3”...... which means it was a four-speed manual but with overdrives in the top three gears. This car has the new Z51 performance-handling package. The suspension is fully independent with four heavy-duty disc brakes with aluminum calipers. The 1966 Chevrolet Corvette topped 150 miles an hour and was far and away the fastest American production car in its day. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $25,000

1981 Pontiac Grand Prix

Lot #740S (Sale Order 136 of 142)

Very rare factory built 1934 Mercedes 500k/540K replica, called a Centaur, factory built in 1981 on a brand new Pontiac Grand Prix chassis with a 3.8 liter V^ engine with automatic transmission, tilt column, cruise control, power brakes, steering windows and locks, rumble seat with full leather interior. The car has 7 classic styles gauges, 2 piece windshield and 2 -piece front hood with very thick suicide doors; four wire wheels, am/fm radio with cassette. The car is 16 feet long with a 108 inch wheelbase at 3500 pounds. The car was one of 75 built in 1981 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin by American Classic Automotive Corporation. The car was purchased in 2016 for $27,000 from The Charles Schmidt and Co. of St Louis, MO. The identical car is just now being offered by the same company for $39,000.

1992 Jaguar XJS

Lot #741S (Sale Order 137 of 142)

Mechanically the car is in great condition, everything works, it starts, runs, and drives great. Tires have less than 4,000 miles on them. The air blows cold, and a new, heavy duty battery . The car has been rigorously serviced and is as nice (or nicer) than a lot of the XJS convertibles The power top and rear quarter windows wok perfectly. . The headliner is in nice condition new fabric top.bonnet like new, All in all the exterior is in very good condition. As far as the interior goes, the leather is excellent, as is the wood. The carpets nice, . Overall this is a no apology, better than "driver quality" classic car with no, repeat, no known mechanical faults, or other significant problems, garage kept, Low Reserve

2006 Portofino 25 25

Lot #742S (Sale Order 138 of 142)

Comitti S.p.A.is a low volume classic style boat builder located in Como Italy. Comitti has supplied water taxi and pleasure boats to the Lago de Como region hotels and boating enthusiasts since 1956 building in Mahogany as well as fiberglass. They build two production Mahogany runabouts - Portofino 25 and Sanremo 21, selling new for $325K and $275K respectively. They build 22,25,28,31 and 34 foot long runabouts in fiberglass as well ranging in price from $100K to $500K. This Comitti Portofino 25 all Mahogany Italian Runabout was built in 2006 and sold new by Turner Marine Company (TMG) to a Canadian client. Bella Loona was purchased back by TMG in 2015 and underwent a complete disassembly to bare hull. Restoration commenced by TMG with a local marine classic boat finish shop. All upholstery was replaced with original Italian marine fabrics sourced from Morosini Giovanni in Sarnico, Italy supplier to well known boat builder Riva. Hardware was re-chromed where required. New finishes using original finish products and new mahogany veneer on dashboard by Chamberlain Woodworking of Colorado, supplier to Concours car collectors were completed during summer 2015 and boat was stored inside our climate controlled facility until the following spring. Once completed in 2016 and on the classic boat show circuit Bella Loona has won numerous Contemporary Runabout awards. Shows include Lake Winnipesaukee, NH;, Clayton, NY; Lake George, NY and Lake Champlain, VT where we are based. This boat has not been run in salt water. The engine has 62 hours of use certified by Mercruiser data link. Most Beautiful Boat comments everywhere it goes- boatshow, restaurant, special event, marina, launch ramp Italian designed and built Mahogany in Como, Italy with American power and components, Awlgrip Awlcraft 2000 2 part finish, very easy to care for Complete restoration in 2016/2017- New finishes inside and out, New Cream and Lobster Red Italian fabric upholstery, New mahogany dashboard by Chamberlain Woodworking, New chrome where required, Soft riding high performance hull based on successful racing designs of Elia Comitti, 60 + MPH top speed High Power Sound System with Alpine and Kenwood amplifiers and speakers including subwoofer, wired for 12 volt Refrigeration, fresh water rinse shower

1984 Mercedes-Benz SL380

Lot #743S (Sale Order 139 of 142)

The 380SL is a heady mix of V-8 power, refined luxury, and sporty underpinnings, and it was as a very popular model during its run and as a pre owned vehicle now.. Mercedes SL name plate has been associated with the best of the best in open air motoring. To this day, the Mercedes SL masterfully combines quality, performance, elegance and style. Blue leather seats are a nice upgrade over the more common MB Tex vinyl, giving the well-trimmed interior a more inviting look. There is a little normal seat wear, which you'd expect, but it's purely cosmetic with no splits or tears in the hides themselves and we kind of like the comfortable, lived-in look it has right now, making this car a little less formal and more inclined to have some fun. Big analog gauges remain fully functional, including the temperature gauge in the center A/C vent, which was factory equipment, not an aftermarket add-on..Everything works as it should: A/C, power windows, locks, and mirrors. Like all R107s, this SL comes with two tops, a brand new black canvas folding top and a removable hardtop that stores on a matching stand when not in use (which will likely be most of the time if you're doing it right). The trunk isn't huge, but it's beautifully finished and has enough room for a weekend's worth of baggage for two, and there's a full-sized spare tucked underneath. The exterior ICE BLUE METALLIC paint is in very good condition and works well in harmony with the dark blue leather and beautiful shinny chrome bumpers offering a classic profile that is uniquely Mercedes. ESTIMATE: $10,000-$15,000

1929 Chevrolet Coupe

Lot #744S (Sale Order 140 of 142)

1929 Chevrolet sport coupe Mustang II front suspension. Corvette rear suspension with 373 gears Posi. 350 engine with custom ground Howards cam w/tunnel ram & velocity stacks. 350 turbo trans w/2200 stall converter. all new caliper lines rotors and hoses. 1949 merc dash custom painted. white interior pleated with green piping. custom pin striping. custom green Plexiglas roof with EXCELLENT effects when light hits surface. custom painted wheels & wide whites. the outside paint is a red oxide.

1932 Ford Hi-Boy

Lot #745S (Sale Order 141 of 142)

1932 highboy steel body from Dearborn built in 08 Body was finished in PPG jet black single stage 1932 grill shell and billet insert The SO-CAL 34°... windshield was the last off there are no more available brings a lot of attention to that specific windshield for its style Chassis is a traditional 32 built by lucky 7 chassis engineering finished in a tuxedo black PPG single stage 1957 Oldsmobile 371 with the J-2 triple carb option was freshly rebuilt by Jim Coleman racing engines and Ross racing engineering out of Ohio All three correct Rochester to jet carburetors where rebuilt in house The radiator is a traditional griffin radiator with an SPAL Reversible adjustable fan This engine runs at 1:60 to 180 and normal driving has never seen 195 on the hottest days and in traffic The Muncie four-speed was out of a Corvette it is a close ratio was freshly rebuilt all new bearings and synchronizers A hydraulic clutch was installed in place of a mechanical Z bar set up for reliability and durability The rear end is a Ford 9 inch filled with 411 gears and posit traction Chassis has front disc brakes and conventional rear drum All four corners have fire stone piecrust tires with the traditional 4 inch rear white wall and 3 1/2 front white wall The instrument gauge suite is classic instruments with the V-8 emblem and Coca-Cola red with stainless steel inserts to complement the body with stainless trim The dash is fiberglass with a 91 prowler gauge suite modified to fit the 32 Dash A no nonsense Speedway Motors steering column with aluminum 14 inch steering wheel The interior is Coca-Cola red vinyl with 2 inch plates all around with carpet to match The headlights were converted to HID any bulb from local parts store will now fit in original housing and reflector Rear tail lights are LED To finish the car off Ray Benson did the pin striping with traditional East coast style striping This car was built as a traditional 50s style hot rod that you would’......ve seen on the streets of southern California With the exception of an ignition system conversion to a hall affect switch for reliability and a Ford 9 inch instead of a traditional Oldsmobile rear It is easy to work on a lot of fun to drive and very reliable.

2000 Plymouth Prowler

Lot #747S (Sale Order 142 of 142)

2000 PLYMOUTH PROWLER In 1993 Chrysler presented a concept car called the Prowler. The Prowler was an updated version of a Hot Rod based on a 30’......s Ford. It was a big hit on the show circuit and Chrysler went to working on making a production version and selling it as a Plymouth. Based on a design by custom car genius “......Chip”...... Foose, the retro-roadster took shape. It would use the Chrysler LHS’...... 3.5 liter SOHC V-6 and the Prowler, with the 42LE Autostick semi-automatic transmission, would be the only, other than C5 Corvette, American car with a rear trans axle. This gave the Prowler true 50/50 balance. For auction we have an all original 2000 Plymouth Prowler, with a new set of tires, in Prowler black clear coat with black leather interior and a black fabric top. One of only 2746 produced this 2000 Prowler, with only 18,477 miles, has the upgraded aluminum block 3.5 V6 that make 253 HP and does 0-60 in 5.9 seconds. Though it may look and run like a Hot Rod, it offers all creature comforts of a luxury car. Power steering, power windows, power seats, power locks, power brakes, and A/C. A rare orphan/ collector car in top condition. ESTIMATE: $30,000-$35,000


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by Saratoga Auto Auction Sat, Sep 22, 2018 10:00 AM Eastern Hosted at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center at Saratoga Spa State Park in historic Saratoga Springs, New York.