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Racing Helmet M.Schumacher Bell Formula 1 Ferrari Replica Helmet

Lot #701 (Sale Order 1 of 198)

We offer this high-quality replica helmet is a spectacular tribute to Grand Prix racing legend Michael Schumacher. The seven-time Formula One world champion wore this one-off design style for the 1998 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. From his first Formula One victory in the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix to his last in the 2006 Chinese Grand Prix, Schumacher racked up an astounding total of 91 Grand Prix wins. This real Bell racing helmet (2005) is a size medium with a gold-tinted visor and all logos painted as seen originally on all of Schumacher’......s race-used helmets, including “......M. Schumacher”...... above the stylized MS logo on the bottom of both sides.

Racing Helmet Autographed 1993 Indy 500 M. Schumacher Official Bell Formula 1

Lot #702 (Sale Order 2 of 198)

Signed by all 33 drivers plus Paul Newman and Carl Haas from 1993 Indy 500 for Paul Newman's charity. Some of the great drivers include: Arie Luyendyk Indy 500 winner Nelson Piquet 2-time Formula one world champion Mario Andretti Indy 500 winner, Daytona 500 winner and Formula one world champion Al Unser Jr. 2-time Indy 500 winner and 24 hours of Daytona winner. Nigel Mansell Formula one world champion Al Unser 4-time Indy 500 champion Emerson Fittipaldi 2-time Indy 500 winner and 2-timer Formula one world champion Danny Sullivan Indy 500 winner Paul Newman 11 total Indy 500 wins 6 Formula 1 World Championships 1 Daytona 500 win 1 24 hrs of Daytona win

1950 Watkin's Glen Program Artwork Original Peter Helck

Lot #703 (Sale Order 3 of 198)

1950's Peter Helck Original Watkin's Glen Program Artwork Sept. 16, 1950

Helmet "1960 Replica" Signed by Phil Hill

Lot #704 (Sale Order 4 of 198)

Racing Helmet - 1960 Replica Signed by Phil Hill

1950's ECO 97 Air Tower

Lot #705 (Sale Order 5 of 198)

1950's ECO 97 Air Tower Working condition Finished in Viper Red

1950's ECO 97 Air Tower

Lot #706 (Sale Order 6 of 198)

1950's ECO 97 Air Tower Working condition Finished in Red & White

Bennett 746 Mohawk Gas Pump

Lot #707 (Sale Order 7 of 198)

1948 Bennett 746 gas Pump Mohawk Gasoline High Quality Restoration

Mounted Factory Porsche Posters (Set of 3)

Lot #708 (Sale Order 8 of 198)

Mounted Factory Porsche Posters Set of Three *These were only available to Dealers!

Bennett 746 Sinclair Opaline Gas Pump

Lot #709 (Sale Order 9 of 198)

Bennett 746 Sinclair Opaline Gas Pump, Very Nice Restoration

Gulf Visible Wayne 615

Lot #710 (Sale Order 10 of 198)

1920's Gulf Wayne 615 Visible Ten Gallon Pump Stunning restoration in Gulf Gasoline All brass hardware This is a must have for a serious collector

PARTS - Delorean DMC O.E.M. Brake & Maintenance Items

Lot #711 (Sale Order 11 of 198)

All Original Delorean DMC O.E.M. Brake and Maintenance Parts

PARTS - Delorean DMC O.E.M. Electrical & Miscellaneous Items

Lot #712 (Sale Order 12 of 198)

All Original Delorean DMC O.E.M. Electrical and Miscellaneous Parts/Items

PARTS - Delorean DMC O.E.M. Interior / Exterior & Engine Items

Lot #713 (Sale Order 13 of 198)

All Original Delorean DMC O.E.M. Interior / Exterior & Engine Items

PARTS - Delorean DMC O.E.M. Door and Wheel

Lot #714 (Sale Order 14 of 198)

All Original Delorean DMC O.E.M. Door and Wheel

Sinclair Wayne Model 10 Dock Pump

Lot #715 (Sale Order 15 of 198)

1950's Gas Pump Wayne Model 10 Dock Pump finished in Sinclair Gasoline

Mobil & Mobil Special MS 80 Gas Pumps

Lot #716 (Sale Order 16 of 198)

Pair of MS 80 Mobil & Mobil Special Gas Pumps Just as they were at station in the 1950's, these pumps are outstanding! These are original pumps with fiberglass tops

Original Framed Poster 1970 Watkin's Glenn

Lot #717 (Sale Order 17 of 198)

Framed Poster *Original 1970 Watkin's Glenn

1924 Fry Model 117 Texaco 10 Gallon

Lot #718 (Sale Order 18 of 198)

Known as the Mae West because of its curves This is a 1924 Fry Model 117 10 Gallon Texaco ethyl visible Beautifully Restored, would be the center of any ones collection!

1920 Wall Art Vintage Car Store

Lot #719 (Sale Order 19 of 198)

Vintage Car Store was opened by Ed Jurist in the late 1950s at South Broadway, Nyack, NY in a 1920s Art Deco building, originally a Cadillac showroom. Jurist was the first person to provide access to vintage automobiles in a lavish setting. He had a huge following of famous automobile collectors, restorers, automotive artists and writers throughout the world. This is the original sign which hung on the outside wall at the showroom entrance. It was painted by one of Jurist’......s many automotive artist friends based on a painting by Peter Helck of the 1906 Locomobile #16 winner of that year’......s Vanderbuilt Cup race. This 16.23 liter monster was owned by Helck from 1941 until his death. Dick Fritz has owned it for 28 years and for over a decade it has been hanging in the conference room of the Saratoga Automobile Museum. It is in prime condition. A piece of automotive art with a purpose and a great story.

100th Anniversary 1/8 Scale Model A Runabout

Lot #720 (Sale Order 20 of 198)

100th Anniversary 1/8th Scale Model A Runabout celebrating 100 years of the Ford Motor Company. The Runabout is made of Sterling Silver with Gold headlights, taillights, wheels, axles, steering column and steering wheel. It is complete in wooden and glass display case. The piece has never been taken out of its original shipping crate. The photo is of the same model with different serial number. The Model also comes with a new in box 100th Anniversary Ford watch and key-chain. Estimate: $10,000

Mounted Factory Ferrari Posters (Set of 3)

Lot #721 (Sale Order 21 of 198)

Mounted Factory Ferrari Posters Set of Three *These were only available to Dealers!

25th Anniversary 1/8 Scale Model of 1965 Ford Mustang

Lot #722 (Sale Order 22 of 198)

25th Anniversary 1/8th Scale Model of a 1965 ford Mustang Convertible The Mustang is made of 24 Karat Gold, Pewter, and Brass. It is complete with wooden and glass display case and original unused white cotton gloves. Its serial #25 of the 100 produced by the Brookfield Collectors Guild of New Berlin, WI. Estimate: $10,000

Jaeger-LeCoultre Wrist Watch Special Edition for Aston Martin

Lot #723 (Sale Order 23 of 198)

Jaeger-LeCoultre special edition Aston Martin wrist watch. New in the box, with all papers. Purchased December 2006, serial number 389 of the 500 produced. Estimate: $10,000

Racing Suit Paul Newman

Lot #724 (Sale Order 24 of 198)

Racing Suit - Paul Newman *Letter of Authenticity *Suit was from circa 1983. COA from Paul Newman's publicist who worked for Newman from the early 1980's to 1992.

Racing Gloves - Paul Newman

Lot #725 (Sale Order 25 of 198)

Paul Newman - Racing Gloves The gloves were donated to a Racing "Hall of Fame" museum to be established in Seattle in the early 1990's

Racing Suit Michael Schmacher

Lot #726 (Sale Order 26 of 198)

Taking place at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola on April 26th, the 1998 San Marino Grand Prix witnessed Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher finish third in qualifying behind McLaren-Mercedes drivers David Coulthard (first) and Mika Hä...kkinen (second). Ferrari had hoped to topple McLaren’......s dominance, and following suit with Tyrrell Racing, bolting fitted 'side-wings' atop the sideboards. This modification did little to dethrone McLaren though, with Coulthard winning the race, followed by Schumacher. We have a signed Ferrari F1 Team race-worn suit worn by Schumacher, photo-matched to the San Marino Grand Prix weekend! In solid Ferrari red, A Nomex III label sits affixed to the collar, with “......OMP”...... and “......M. Schumacher”...... embroidered over the belt, with his name again added over the reverse, along with “......S. Marino 3”...... and the date of “......26/04/98”....... Sponsorship patches from Marlboro, Good Year, Asprey, TechnoGym and Shell are affixed, with Schumacher signing across the left chest, adding “......To Gino”......, with the signature somewhat lighter then when first penned. The race suit was then gifted a second time, with a second mostly worn-away signature beneath with “......Pour Guy”....... We should also note a customization to the suit, with padding added to the interior over each shoulder. Hailing from the personal collection of Guy Lafleur, his signed LOA will accompany. Regarding the previously mentioned photo-matches, Getty Image #1634524 from April 24th 1998 (Michael Schumacher of Germany and Ferrari during testing before the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola, Italy) has been matched to the white spot on the lower left edge of the TechnoGym patch on the left sleeve, and to the extra sewing threads on the interior of the collar. Getty Image #1634542, also from April 24th 1998 (Michael Schumacher of Germany and Ferrari during testing before the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola, Italy), has been matched to the white sewing thread on the top of "M" of "Marlboro", to some loose threads on the Goodyear patch, to the OMP logo on the belt which is slightly tilted, and to the particular sewing lines pattern on the tip of the belt - especially the bottom line with a curve in it.

1962 Kids Ferrari Letizia Ferrarina

Lot #728 (Sale Order 27 of 198)

1962 Letizia Ferrarina 0.3 P.T. This children’......s electric car was imported into the United States in 1962 by Luigi Chinetti Motors, the sole importer and distributor of Ferrari Automobiles for all of North America. It was displayed in Chinettis' New York City showroom and later in the Greenwich, CT showroom. In the early 1970's Luigi Chinetti gave it to his friend Gerry Martin, the Vice President and General Manager of the New York International Automobile Show. It was used by Gerry’......s 2 daughters and then Gerry lent it to his brother-in-law in Mass. In the late 1970's Gerry gave it to me. It needed a complete restoration which was done at Amerispec Corp. in Danbury, CT. It was driven by my daughter and then displayed for many years in the showroom of Amerispec. In 1980 it was shown at the Ferrari Club of America National Meet in Washington D.C. To transport it to the meet a wooden travel box was made which fit into the back of a Ford station wagon. The car is held on a wooden fabric covered platform which when removed is placed on top of the wooden box for display purposes. In April 2000 there was a featured 5 page article in Road & Track magazine on this car. The road test was done at Ralph Lauren’......s estate in Bedford, New York. Since 2004 the car has been displayed at the Saratoga Automobile Museum and in May of 2017 my grand daughter Shayleigh Barrett drove the car at the museum just before it was shown at the Greenwich Concours. It is one of the most famous children’......s cars in the world!

Charles Sykes Bronze Sculpture Spirit of Ecstasy

Lot #729 (Sale Order 28 of 198)

Charles Sykes - Bronze Sculpture "Spirit of Ecstasy" Rolls Royce had these cast by Sykes before and after WWI for dealer showrooms, and in the '20s Springfield had them cast by Gorham. After WWII Rolls Royce had more done for dealers. This sculpture is about 28.5" tall.

Jaguar Junior E-Type XKE

Lot #730 (Sale Order 29 of 198)

Jaguar Junior E-Type XKE

1924 Red Bug Little Buckboard Woodie

Lot #731 (Sale Order 30 of 198)

In the late 1910s an open-aired vehicle, eventually named the Auto Red Bug by its manufacturer, was introduced to the Jekyll Island Club. Red Bugs were first discovered by the Club's carpenter Chris Nielsen, who was searching for a company producing small-sized wheels. Nielsen, constructing a bicycle for his young son David, obtained the wheels he needed from the company Briggs and Stratton. This company was using the wheels on a small-motorized transport called the Flyer, the Red Bug's first name. Chris Nielsen talked to Club superintendent Ernest Grob about the vehicles and one was bought as a prototype for the island. The island roads, paved with crushed oyster shells, made driving around Jekyll with Red Bugs uncomplicated. The transport became an instant success and soon others were purchased. The Red Bug obtained speeds of up to 25 miles per hour and was powered by a motorized fifth wheel, positioned at the rear of the vehicle. Designed originally as an economical car, the gasoline version was replaced around 1925 with the slower-operating electric model. A 1928 Country Life magazine advertisement for the electric Red Bug offers this description of the vehicle, "It operates on standard automobile storage batteries, rechargeable in your own garage or at any service station. It is fully equipped with emergency brake and parking lock. Red Bug has powerful headlights and taillight for night driving, and [a] standard automobile horn." Throughout the late 1920s the electric Red Bug was sold in the United States as well as in Europe. In France the vehicle was marketed as the Le Red Bug. Although becoming popular ride attraction at many amusement parks, by the 1930s the Red Bug was no longer manufactured. While the Club possessed numerous electric and gasoline Red Bugs, by the late 1920s many of the members and their families had purchased their own. In 1941 the Club rented Red Bugs for $3.00 a day or $20.00 for the entire week. Privately owned Red Bugs could be stored in the garage and maintained for .50 cents a day. In comparison, the Club rented a chauffeured automobile for $5 an hour. In the 1940s, with the state's procurement of the island, the Club-owned Red Bugs were sold to business proprietor Brantley O'Quinn. For a time, O'Quinn rented the Red Bugs by the hour to vacationers on St. Simons Island. In the 1950s the vehicles were sold to the Kut-Kwik Tool Co, a manufacturer of lawn mowing equipment.

1979 Honda CBX1000

Lot #732 (Sale Order 31 of 198)

1979 Honda CBX1000Z from the Todd Kirkland Collection The first 6-cylinder street motorcycle from Honda inspired by The Honda RC161 250cc 6 cylinder ridden by Mike Hailwood at the Isle of Mann TT. This is a limited production motorcycle with just two-year production run with 1979 being the first year. In 1981 the model was changed from a “......Superbike”...... to a touring model. This motorcycle has been tastefully modified to make a 40-year-old motorcycle as reliable as a modern bike. Engine Stock, 1047cc Custom alternator conversion, replaces the chain driven clutch type alternator (this unit charges 13.5 volts at idle, while the previous version would not charge until 2500 rpms) Carburation is stock CBX by Keihin rebuilt in 2013 Electronic programmable ignition, by Ignitech tuned by PC Honda CBR 600F3 2.2-ohm coils to match ignition New DG 6 into 1 exhaust pipe 1981-1982 CBX eight row oil cooler replacing the 7-row cooler from the earlier models. Frame & Body Stock Honda CBX, Excellent stock body work, painted 1980 gloss black with matched gloss black side covers. The original model had flat black side covers which will be included with the sale. NOS OEM fuel petcock New upholstery stock seat European Honda CBX foot controls Front end Stock 1979 35mm forks tubes with Racetech internals to allow for adjustable compression and rebound dampening (1.0 kg Racetech springs, Racetech Gold valve emulators) Custom aluminum top triple clamp for use with standard handlebars Honda reverse comstar front wheel 2.15 x 19 Late model 2 piston calipers, rebuilt with new pistons, seals and brake pads EBC floating rotors, EBC brake pads Adjustable master cylinder(adjustable lever, better ratio) Stainless braided brake lines Rear end JMC shallow brace aluminum swingarm with concentric adjusters Honda reverse comstar rear wheel 2.50 x 18 Late model 2 piston caliper, rebuilt with new pistons, seals and brake pads Stainless braided brake lines Koni aluminum body adjustable dampening rear shocks New 530 chain and sprockets and rear wheel rubber dampers Misc. New wiring harness New LH controls New RH controls New control cables (throttle and clutch) Like new Michelin tires, Michelin Pilot ACTIV 100/90-19 Front 130/70-18 rear Estimate: $9,000-$10,000

1955 Cushman Highlander

Lot #733 (Sale Order 32 of 198)

1955 Cushman Highlander *National Senior AACA winner *Perfect restoration *Very good running and driving, great original example *Great paint *Great addition for your man cave National Senior AACA, show condition, perfect

2008 Harley Davidson FLHTCU

Lot #734 (Sale Order 33 of 198)

2008 Harley Davidson FLHTCU *Trike *As NEW with all parts to take bake to a two wheeler *One Owner *34 Original Miles!

1907 Indian Motorcycle

Lot #735 (Sale Order 34 of 198)

1907 Indian Motorcycle 1 cylinder SOLD ON BILL OF SALE Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

2005 Harley Davidson Custom

Lot #737 (Sale Order 35 of 198)

This is a commemorative Tag Heuer Custom Harley Davidson. Come with a New Tag Heuer Watch in the box. Same year as Bike Custom Built. Complete custom S ans S engine West coast finished Bike has been a show piece at a local bar. New drive belt at that time.

1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle

Lot #739 (Sale Order 36 of 198)

1972 VOLKSWAGEN “......SUPER BEETLE”...... Just about any VW could be classified as a “......drivable dream”...... for their reliability, ease of maintained, tremendous availability of parts, and a large fan base that is just plain crazy about VW’......s. This legend we are offering is a Super Beetle which means it has bigger trunk, a little extra elbow room and a 1600 cc motor making a 48 horse power that makes it easier to use in modern traffic. This ’......72 Bug, last year of the “......flat windshield”......, is red with black interior and has a factory sunroof. The original owner’......s manual is included. Recent work has included a full tune up, new carb steering stabilizer and weather-stripping. Estimate: $7,500-$8,500

1988 BMW 325i

Lot #740 (Sale Order 37 of 198)

The BMW E30 was the second generation 3-Series produced by BMW from 1982-1994. It succeeded the BMW E21 and was replaced by the BMW E36. This 1988 Cirrus Blue Metallic 325iC remains unrestored and has been an upstate NY gem all her life. Driven on summers with the top down around the lake, it is powered by a 2.5L Inline-6 M20 engine. The rust-free, well-preserved paint and the extremely clean interior is a testament to its 45,000 unmolested miles. Maintenance is up-to-date including an extensive tune-up/refresh that involved a timing belt replacement, water pump, fuel pump, fuel lines, brake service, flushed all fluids and valve-adjustment among other things. Factory options include Blue Soft Top, Bosch fog lights, Heated front seats and a Limited Slip Differential. Original BMW head unit is intact. Original R12 factory air conditioning in good working order. Complete BMW Factory Trunk Tool Set. This two-owner example is bone stock with the exception of Stage 1 Performance Chip. It is being offered with a complete service history. Current owner is a BMW enthusiast and a longtime member of the BMW Car Club of America. Estimate: $17,000-$20,000

1972 Volkswagen Dune Buggy

Lot #741 (Sale Order 38 of 198)

1972 "Meyers Manx" Dune Buggy, In the mid-sixties Bruce Meyers developed what is known today as the Dune Buggy! The Acme car Company currently make new and replacement parts for the original design. This buggy was no expense spared special build for a music video and marketing of AcquaClear flavored Water Company at a cost of over $30,000. Everything was new from its tube frame to one piece shortened floor pan to the 1600cc VW Dual Port engine. Features also include Urethane suspension, 4 wheel disc brakes, and a smooth EMPI 4 speed transmission with an engine dress-up kit. It is street legal in New York State. Estimate: $15,000-$18,000

1952 MG TD

Lot #742 (Sale Order 39 of 198)

Extremely original left hand drive TD which appears and drives as it left the factory. The current and 4th owner reports that it probably had a bare body quality respray at some point in its life. Everything on the vehicle operates including the heater with the exception of the clock. The top and side curtains are in very good condition. It still retains the original hand crank and owner's manual but the tool kit is not complete. The current owner commissioned a $9,000 complete engine overhaul to TF specifications less than 1,000 miles ago. Overhaul included a spin on filter and adjustable oil pressure. The British motor restoration specialist and noted MG racer commented on the condition of the car and scored the car 88 out of 100 points with an estimated value at the time of $28,800. Of particular note is the scored condition of all structural components including the ash in the frame, all scoring 5 out of 5. During its life the car has seen service to its owners in New York City, Pound Ridge, NY, Niskayuna, NY and Burnt Hills, NY. Probably one of the best MGTD's you will ever find and ready for many, many enjoyable British motoring miles. The current owner has the original banjo style steering wheel but the outer rim is in poor but restorable condition and some spare parts including but not limited to fuel pump, wiper motor, valve cover gaskets, an complete emergency travel spare parts kit and two car covers that the new owner is welcome to have and the history file as he has it and complete during his ownership. Estimate: $19,000-$20,000

2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE

Lot #743 (Sale Order 40 of 198)

2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE *2.0L I4 Turbocharged *9-Speed Automatic *4 Wheel Drive *Radio: 190W Land Rover Auto System w/ 10 Speakers *Power Steering, Windows, Driver Seat, Passenger Seat *Front Bucket Seats *16090 Actual Miles Estimate: $33,000-$35,000

1989 Alfa Romeo Spider

Lot #744 (Sale Order 41 of 198)

1989 ALFA ROMEO SPIDER Alfa’......s spider had one of the longest and most successful runs in history. From 1966 to 1993 the Spider had many upgrades and adaptations but at its heart it always was a small 2 seat convertible with sexy Italian lines and a DOHC 4 that reved forever making sweet music. For auction we have a 1989 Series 3 “......Aerodinamica”...... for sale. She has a 2 liter DHOC 4 cylinder with Bosch fuel injection. She breathes through a cold air intake with an ANSA exhaust. She is white with a tan vinyl interior. A wooden steering wheel and shifter have been added. She rides on Koni shocks. The calipers have been painted and the tires are on Panasport wheels. It has had only 3 owners. Estimate: $12,000-$15,000

1991 Alfa Romeo Spider

Lot #745 (Sale Order 42 of 198)

1991 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce Roadster This rare Spider has only 23,051 actual miles and was acquired from the original owner's estate. All options including air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, and power windows and is in immaculate condition. Purchase includes maintenance records plus the original window sticker showing a list price of $24,505 when purchased new over 27 years ago. This is likely the best, low mileage, fully optioned Spider to be found. The new owner will be extremely satisfied. Estimate: $15,000-$18,000

2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

Lot #746 (Sale Order 43 of 198)

AEV extras include…...... 1 16502 4412 07 AEV 2.5IN DUALSPORT XT SUPS JK 2DR LHD N0222000AA 959.99 (lift kit) 5 92500 0101 07 AEV BLACK PINTLER WHEEL 17X8.5 JK ONLY 20402022AA 1,129.95 (wheels) 1 12049 2001 07 AEV REAR TIRE SWING OUT SECTION 10305020AA 759.99 (rear tire carrier) 1 12066 9120 AEV REAR VISION SYSTEM OE NAV 07-14 JK 30406035AB 650.00 (back up camera) 1 16502 4301 07 AEV FR CONTROL ARM BRACKETS JK NTH20410AD 99.99 1 97009 8011 JW SPEAKER LEDS W/HARNESS JK BLACK KIT 0547331 780.00 (head lights) 1 97009 8041 JW SPEAKER BUMPER FOGS BLACK JK 0547971 378.00 (fog lights) Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

2003 Dodge Viper

Lot #748 (Sale Order 44 of 198)

2003 Dodge Viper *8.3 L - V10 - 500hp *6 Speed Manual *Original *Low Mileage *Rare *Mint Gen 3 Viper, 2 Owners, Complete Service History Estimate: $40,000-$45,000

1989 Saab 900 Turbo

Lot #749 (Sale Order 45 of 198)

Special History: Nationally, the Saab has appeared 3 times in Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car magazine, including a full-page feature story with photo in February 2015. It was also featured 3 times in the Griot’......s Garage Handbook and on the American Collectors Insurance and Car Chasers websites. Regionally, it was selected by The Saratoga Automobile Museum to participate in the “......2012 Invitational at Saratoga”......, recognizing the car’......s excellence and historical importance. Seller is second owner of 22 years and has carefully serviced the car with Saab dealers/technicians and maintained service records. Restoration: It has received a beautiful 5-year restoration that highlights the Convertible’......s unique aircraft-inspired engineering, Scandinavian style and elegant body lines. In November 2014 Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car magazine noted: “......There are scant few words that adequately describe just how beautifully turned out this 900 Turbo was…......It was flatly gorgeous…......with a spectacularly detailed engine compartment”....... Awards: It achieved national prominence by winning 2 National Car Show Awards, competing in the prestigious Saab Club of North America Annual Car Show, capturing the First Place People’......s Choice Award in 2013 and winning Second Place in 2010. Its 41 car show victories include 5 Saratoga Automobile Museum and 2 Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car Show trophies, plus: “......1st in Class–......Future Classic”......, “......European Show Winner”......, “......Top Import”......, “......First Place Foreign Car”......, “......Best in Class”......, “......First Place Car”...... and “......Best Engine”....... Estimate: $18,000-$22,000

1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62

Lot #750 (Sale Order 46 of 198)

1988 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62. The FJ62 was a very limited production vehicle only made from 1988-1990. This Toyota is in all original condition inside and out. The interior is in excellent condition. The exterior is also in excellent condition with new wheels and BF Goodrich tires all around. This Land Cruiser is four wheel drive. It has an automatic transmission with a 4.0 Liter 6 Cylinder engine. Estimate: $16,000-$20,000

2019 Cadillac Escalade

Lot #751 (Sale Order 47 of 198)

2019 Cadillac Escalade *4 Door Luxury 4WD *6.2L - V8 *10 Speed Automatic Transmission *18,166 Miles *Leather seating *Power Steering, Brakes, Driver Seat, Windows, Locks *AM/FM radio : SiriusXM - BOSE 16 Speaker Surround Sound System *Heads-Up Display *Power Tilt-Sliding Sunroof w/Express Open/Close Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

2004 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #752 (Sale Order 48 of 198)

2004 Ford Thunderbird *3.9 Litre- 280 hp *5 Speed Automatic *Limited Edition Pacific Coast Roadster *No. 505 of 1,000 produced, badge on glovebox door *Believed to be 9,760 miles *Removable Hardtop *Power Convertible Top For 2004, Ford introduced another special edition Ford Thunderbird, the "Pacific Coast Roadster Edition". With only 1,000 examples produced, the Pacific Coast Roadster Edition Thunderbird was painted Monterey Mist Green with an Ash Metallic hard top roof and Light Ash soft top roof, paired with unique Light Ash and Dark Ash interior and unique "Preferred Suede" trimmed seating surfaces. Unique aluminum-alloy wheels, color-keyed interior accents, a unique dashboard pattern, and a numbered dashboard plaque all helped set the Pacific Coast Highway Edition apart from other Thunderbird models. This car has been driven only 9,760 miles since new and is in excellent condition. Estimate: $28,000-$32,000

1991 Cadillac Brougham

Lot #753 (Sale Order 49 of 198)

1991 CADILLAC BROUGHAM ?...... ONLY 61,000 MILES ?...... 100% ORIGINAL (PAINT, INTERIOR, ENGINE) ?...... NORTH CAROLINA CAR ?...... 1 OWNER ?...... 5.0 LITER V- 8 ?...... ICE COLD AIR CONDITIONING ?...... POWER FRONT SEATS WITH RECLINE ?...... NEVER SMOKED IN ?...... VINYL ROOF ?...... FRESH SERVICE AND STATE INSPECTED ?...... EVERY OPTION (WORKS) ?...... GARAGE KEPT ?...... YOU CAN DRIVE THIS CADILLAC ANYWHERE! Estimate: $20,000-$22,000

2018 Mercedes-Benz 400E E-Class

Lot #754 (Sale Order 50 of 198)

2018 Mercedes Benz 400E - E-Class *Convertible Power Top *3.0L V DOHC *9 Speed Automatic *Power Steering, Brakes, Seats, Window, Locks *Leather Seating *Automatic temperature Control *navigation *AM/FM Radio w/DVD Player Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

2003 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #756 (Sale Order 51 of 198)

2003 FORD THUNDERBIRD Introduced in 2002, the 11th generation Thunderbird drew on Ford’......s international connections to build a tribute to the 1st generation T-Bird. Based on the DEW98 platform, shared with Lincoln and Jaguar, it was offered only as a 2 door coupe or convertible. It was powered by Jaguar designed AJ-30 3.9 liter DHOC V-8 hooked up to Ford’......s 5 speed 5R55N automatic transmission Our Thunderbird has lived all its life in south Florida. This convertible is solid and rust free. Its original leather interior and exterior are black. The powered canvas soft top is black as well. This grand tourer has power steering, windows, seats, locks, top, breaks, A/C.

1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Lot #757 (Sale Order 52 of 198)

Two owner survivor in great condition! With only 33,750 miles always garage kept. original paint, interior, excellent chrome, brand new white wall tires, recent tune up, radiator and fully serviced. This Caddy is ready to drive and enjoy! Estimate:$15,000-$17,000

1965 Oldsmobile Starfire

Lot #758 (Sale Order 53 of 198)

1965 Oldsmobile Starfire 2 dr. Sport Coupe 425 cid /370 hp 4bbl. Gifted by Oldsmobile through (Ptyor Oldsmobile, Memphis TN) to Tim McCarver, St. Louis Cardinals catcher, who hit the game winning home run in the 10th inning of the 5th game of the 1964 World Series which they won over the NY Yankees. Documentation includes Protect-O-Plate with Tim McCarver's name on it and the Oldsmobile build sheet. This is a heavily optioned rust free automobile. Purchased by a prominent Memphis family in 1966 and kept until his death in 2013. Meticulously maintained with Bill of sale to second owner, numerous maintenance records and receipts from the past 50 years. Documentation fills a 4 inch thick three ring binder which comes with the car. Engine and transmission rebuilt. New interior, headliner, carpet with correct stainless foot well inserts. Restored center console and tachometer. Restored pot metal. Many NOS parts installed such as front headlight bezels, rear taillight bezels, rocket insets and fender insignias. This is an excellent running and driving car with great provenance. Estimate:$18,000-$20,000

1951 Packard 250

Lot #759 (Sale Order 54 of 198)

1951 Packard 250 Convertible Riding on an immense 122" wheelbase, this is a driver quality car that is both solid and reliable. The paint was refinished in the Packard color of Matador Maroon some time ago but still and carries a great appearance. Power for this Packard comes from its 327 cubic-inch Thunderbolt straight 8 mated to the two-speed automatic column mounted transmission. It has been tuned up recently and currently enjoyed frequently on fair weather days. In 1951, the only convertible Packard had was in the 250 line. This beautiful 250 Convertible represents a significant chapter in this great company's history and all this one needs is a new owner and the open road. Estimate: $19,000-$21,000

1955 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #760 (Sale Order 55 of 198)

1955 Ford Thunderbird *292 cu in - V8 *3 Speed Manual *Convertible Hard Top Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

1955 Ford Crown Victoria

Lot #761 (Sale Order 56 of 198)

*Rebuilt 272 C.I. 2 Brl Motor with Dual Exhaust, Thunderbird Dress up Valve Covers. *Power Steering, Automatic ( Ford-O-Matic ) Converted to 12 Volt with 1956 Ford Generator, Regulator, Electrical & Wiring. *The Original Radio was upgraded to AM/FM and Transistorized, Has Ford's Magic Air Heater System *Fully Restored sometime in the 1980's Repainted 55 Ford Color's Tropical Rose & Snowshoe White. Continental Kit, Fender Skirts Wide Whitewall Bias Ply Tires *Included with sale is a pair of N.O.S. Hollywood Vent Window Silencer's ( Brand new never installed ) *Custom fit California Car Cover Original Arizona Car, Believed to be the 4th owner. Has been in a private collection since 2004 and only driven a little more then a 100 miles. Included with sale is an original Arizona title past Arizona registrations , along with 2nd and 3rd owners registrations from 1989 to 2004. 4th owners registrations from 2005 to current 2020 1955 Ford owners manual, buyers guide, shop manual along with carburetor service manual and specification/accessories manuals included. Estimate: $33,000-$35,000

1953 GMC 1/2 Ton Pickup

Lot #762 (Sale Order 57 of 198)

1953 GMC 1/2 Ton Pickup *223 cu in - V8 - 104 hp *Rebuilt power train includes engine, automatic transmission, 3:55 differential gear ratio and dual master cylinder *Recently restored new components, wiring harness with fuse block and directional signals *12v upgrade with electronic ignition, power drivers seat and remote fuel tank. *5 Window Long Bed *It's a cool pick up truck to drive! Estimate: $40,000-$50,000

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #763 (Sale Order 58 of 198)

1957 Ford Thunderbird *312 cu in - V8 *Automatic Transmission *Beautiful Classic *Red on Red on Red *Wire wheels *Power Steering, Brakes, Windows and SeatOlder restoration, clean car, runs and drives great, removable hard top with storage carrier and cover. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1959 Cadillac Series 62

Lot #764 (Sale Order 59 of 198)

The most noticeable body design in the collector car world. The infamous "Big Fin" car that has stretched the decades of time in the photograph world. This is an excellent New Mexico rust free example that has been a recipient of a frame up restoration by the previous owner. It is finished in Dover White with excellent Black & White interior. The chrome, paint and fit 7 finish is great throughout. Powered by a 390 cu in - 325 hp V8 engine mated to a Hydra-Matic transmission accompanied with power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning. This vehicle would be a welcomed acquisition to any collection. Estimate: $40,000-$50,000

1957 Oldsmobile 88

Lot #765 (Sale Order 60 of 198)

1957 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible With its black body and white convertible top, this Oldsmobile is a striking example of the popular “......Golden Rocket”...... 88, an all-new look for Olds in 1957. It is also a Southern car from North Carolina with just over 90,000 original miles on the odometer. So this is an excellent restoration on a rust free car. For 1957 Olds were powered by a 371 cu.in. V8 with a 4-barrel carburetor that delivered some 300 h.p. according to the owner. Like most Olds of the era this car has a three speed automatic transmission. A two-door convertible, this Olds has a sporty red and white vinyl interior with a front bench seat. The convertible top is powered, as are the steering and brakes. This is one eye catching collectible convertible. Estimate: $50,000-$55,000

1978 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #766 (Sale Order 61 of 198)

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. NCRS Top Flight Award and 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: $24,000-$26,000

1955 Chevrolet 3600 3/4 Ton Stake Bed

Lot #767 (Sale Order 62 of 198)

1955 (2nd gen) Chevrolet 3609 3/4 ton (medium duty), stake bed. painted light Spectrum blue metallic with blue seat and varnished oak wooden bed.. 51211 indicated miles. Powered by the 235 hp./120 hp. inline ohv six cylinder coupled to a 4-speed manual transmission. Options include; painted grille and bumper, owner's manual exterior under bed spare tire, truck tires, full restoration on a clean Colorado truck. Includes owners manual. Estimate: $25,000-$35,000

1950 Cadillac Series 61

Lot #768 (Sale Order 63 of 198)

1950 CADILLAC SERIES 61 SEDAN For 1950 Cadillac made styling changes to differentiate in from Chrysler’......s Imperial and New Yorker. The smaller Series 62 platform was used to allow for a robust lower sweeping look with a, first time, one piece windshield. She Powered by the classic 331 cid V-8 160 hp motor with 4 speed Hydra-Matic. Please note this title is in transit.

1947 Lincoln Continental

Lot #769 (Sale Order 64 of 198)

Properly stored from 1954 until the late-1990s, when it received a sympathetic restoration, this stately 1947 Lincoln Continental V-12 Cabriolet presents beautifully. It has been well cared for and it shows in the impressively straight, solid body and well-preserved interior. The hydraulic windows and top work fine, and this magnificent motor car runs and drives very well. These grand Lincolns represent a great value in the collector car market. Serviced and safety checked, this car is ready to go. Being shown at the Hemmings Concours 2019. There were 738 Lincoln Continental convertibles built in 1947. The Continental had 4" sectioned out of the body/hood, elimination of the built-in running boards, and an extra foot in length added to the front fenders.. The Continental bodies have a lot of lead in them, being truly hand-built.

1947 MG TC

Lot #770 (Sale Order 65 of 198)

11947 MG TC #106 Despite a body style dating back to before WWII and an engine that only produced 54 h.p., the MG TC had a profound effect on the American automotive scene and launched the sports car movement of the late 40s. Compared to the large, softly sprung, and underpowered American cars of the period, the MG TC offered spritely handling and performance. This is a handsomely restored and AACA award winning example of the famous MG TC. The inline 4 cylinders XPAG engine is 1250cc mated to a 4-speed floor mounted gearbox. Top speed was some 75 mph, which was fine given the chassis and the drum brakes of the era. All TCs produced were right hand drive. This car has an extra set of special 19-inch wire wheels as used at Sebring. It also features rare front and rear bumpers, most TCs were delivered with no protection front or rear. Further enhancing this TC are the Brooklands windscreens for use when the windshield is folded down The flowing fender lines, fold down windshield and slab gas tank with rear mounted spare combined with the tall wire wheels were in striking contrast to U.S. automotive styling of the period. Notably, this special TC comes complete with owners’...... manual and original tool kit as well as a wooden dipstick for use as your fuel gage. This is truly an award winning MG TC in excellent condition that shows why the TC had such a major impact in this country. Estimate: $35,000-$40,000

1947 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special

Lot #771 (Sale Order 66 of 198)

1947 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special, 4-dr. sedan. Black, gray cloth interior, 346 ci./150 hp. flathead V8, Hydramatic automatic transmission, 3.36 rear end gear ratio, white wall tires, nice chrome, and more. A Full CCCA Classic. Perfect for Grand CARavans. One of only 8500 built. 60's carry 2" bigger doors and slightly different roof line than more common 62 series. We had front seat reupholstered in correct Bedford cord. back seat is original and nice. Starts well, trans shifts good. Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

1941 Cadillac Series 62

Lot #772 (Sale Order 67 of 198)

1941 Cadillac Series 62 This car is a 1st place National Winner of CCCA National competition and is registered with the CCCA #2209. This original from the Jim Mueller collection is a beautiful tutone blue with ice cold air conditioning, 12 volt system, factory medallion skirts, and power steering. Purchase includes letter from the CCCA CARavan committee chairman, Mr. Carl Steig, stating "Your request for use of non-era air conditioning and power steering on your 1941 Cadillac 62 series serial # 8352359 on the 2002 Canadian CARavan has been approved by the CARavan committee and the National Board." This classic will make the new owner extremely pleased. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1949 Buick Super

Lot #773 (Sale Order 68 of 198)

This 1949 Buick Super Convertible has had an outstanding restoration. The Pale Yellow Buick will be synonymous with the great classic movie "Rainman" starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman. The vehicle is a classic that will be recognizable for many years and decades to come. It has had an excellent restoration from top to bottom. Turn the key hit the start button and hear the straight In-Line 8 purr like a kitten. It is mated to a Dyna-Flow transmission that shifts effortlessly at all speeds. No matter where you look in the car, under the hood, all around, you see quality. Blue chip investment quality. Driving this car is short of exhilarating. I may not be Tom Cruise but driving this vehicle I feel like him! Estimate: $60,000-$65,000

1952 Buick Super Estate Woody Wagon

Lot #775 (Sale Order 69 of 198)

The 1952 Buick Super Estate Woody Wagon was the most expensive Buick of all Buicks for 1952. How many are left? This beautiful "Woodie" such as this is not only a fine investment, but also an attention getting statement of quality and style whenever it is driven. It is powered by a: *263 C.I. Incline Eight Cylinder DynaFlash Engine *Automatic Transmission *Independent Front Coil Suspension *Live Rear Axle *4 Wheel Power Assist Hydraulic Brakes *129" Wheel Base *Installed Air Conditioning *Converted to 12 Volt Finished in Cream Beige with Oxblood interior. Excellent wood, fit and finish is excellent. Driving the car is exhilarating. Cruise or show the choice is yours. Estimate: $60,000-$70,000

1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Lot #776 (Sale Order 70 of 198)

1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille *471 cu in - V8 - 375 hp *22,051 LOW Mileage *Automatic Transmission *Air Conditioning *Recent Paint Respray in correct Metallic Gold *Power Steering, Brakes, Windows, and Locks *Beautiful Interior *New Narrow Band White Wall Tires Estimate: $18,000-$22,000

1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman

Lot #777 (Sale Order 71 of 198)

1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Talisman This seldom seen Talisman model is truly in 100% original, like new, mint condition with only 56,764 miles driven over the last 45 years. The twin comfort lounge seats are separated with a personalized privacy center console which still contains the never used stationary pad with mated cross pen set. Every aspect of this truly ultimate american luxury car is just as it was when delivered from the Cadillac showroom. It has every available accessory, all of which perform perfectly. This is definitely one of the finest examples to be found. Estimate: $35,000-$40,000

1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Badges

Lot #778 (Sale Order 72 of 198)

1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - Clone *350 cu in - V8 *4 Speed *Power Steering & brakes *Performance Upgrades *Headers w/Custom Exhaust *Arizona Car *Gorgeous show quality 2nd generation Camaro Estimate: $37,000-$40,000

1972 Pontiac LeMans

Lot #779 (Sale Order 73 of 198)

AN ABSOLUTE TRUE SURVIVOR! ONE OWNER (74 YEAR OLD GENTLEMAN) THIS OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL SURVIVOR CAR WAS PURCHASED FOR THE ORIGINAL OWNER NEW BY HIS MOTHER IN 1972 HE HAS BEEN THE PRESERVER OF THIS CAR TILL NOW. THIS STUNNING PONTIAC HAS RETAINED 99% OF ALL ITS ORIGINAL PAINT AND 100% OF ITS ORIGINAL TRIM & CHROME. ALL OF IT'S ORIGINAL INTERIOR, INCLUDING THE DELIVERED WITH FLOOR MATS. IT ALSO RETAINS ALL OF IT'S ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS.PROTECTO-PLATE (WARRANTY CARD) OWNERS MANUALS DELIVER SHEETS ORIGINAL GM WINDOW INVOICE STICKER DELIVERY FOLDER FROM GM, SERVICE RECEIPTS ETC.. ALL NECESSARY MECHANICAL SERVICE HAS BEEN DONE TO THIS CAR SINCE NEW. NEW CURRENT RADIAL TIRES FOR SAFE DRIVING. THIS SEASON A FULL ONE PAGE ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN IN HEMMINGS MOTOR NEWS ABOUT THIS CAR USING IT AS A FINE EXAMPLE OF A TRUE SURVIVOR Estimate: $30,000-$35,000

1971 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #780 (Sale Order 74 of 198)

1971 Chevrolet Corvette LT-1 convertible, low miles. Desirable and rare actual LT-1. Numbers matching car, powered by correct 350 cu in, 330 hp, solid lifter V8 coupled to 4-speed manual transmission. Power steering, power brakes, upgrade stereo, Rallye wheels, rwl tires, new black convertible top, total professional engine bay restoration including all the correct LT1 items, new correct carb, factor correct 4spd. shifter. Car is refinished in Riverside red with black interior. Many consider the LT-1 from this era as one of the best Corvettes ever. Estimate: $40,000-$50,000

1973 Chevrolet Nova SS

Lot #781 (Sale Order 75 of 198)

1973 CHEVROLET NOVA SS The Nova SS was always the sleeper of Muscle Cars. A plane Jane compared to GTO’......s, 442’......s or Superbirds. Nova’......s main advantage was light weight. While in 1973 you could order a cosmetic SS package put on any Nova, we have the real deal for auction. We have a numbers matching ’......73 Nova with a 350 cid V-8 with an automatic. The black/white interior is original. Since restored, about five years-ago, the Nova has gone 8,874 miles. Upgrades include an Edelbrock 1406 600 cfm carburetor, E-street aluminum heads, performance EPS intake and Headman headers with custom exhaust. Estimate: $27,000-$30,000

1982 Dodge 400

Lot #782 (Sale Order 76 of 198)

1982 Dodge 400 convertible. This car is as near new as you can get. It was sold new in Canton at Kempthorn Motors and carefully driven by four careful owners since. Extensive service receipts, garage kept, and shows little wear. It is finished in Manila Cream with a saddle tan interior and convertible top. It is fitted with optional wire wheel covers, white wall tires and has air conditioning, power steering, power front disc brakes, power top, light group, deluxe wipers, deluxe side moldings, AM/FM Stereo. sport steering wheel. The car is powered by the Chrysler 2.2 OHC 4 cylinder engine with A-413 automatic transmission. The Dodge comes with lots of documentation from original window sticker, sales papers, maintenance records, two repair manuals, owners manual, and warranty card and book. Estimate: $5,000 - $8,500

1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass

Lot #783 (Sale Order 77 of 198)

1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme This 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme was ordered and purchased new by a gentleman who worked at the GM assembly plant in Cleveland, Ohio. It remained a one family owned car until sold in 2015. This beauty has always been garage kept and with just 19,943 original miles it was seldom driven. Having being covered at all times this well cared for Cutlass retains its original Firethorn Red metallic paint with factory pin stripe and black vinyl interior. It is equipped with the 350 engine and automatic transmission. Options and accessories include power steering, power disc brakes, sport steering wheel, dual sport mirrors with drivers side remote, AM/FM stereo, tinted windshield and dealer installed full size spare tire. Purchase will include the original owner's manual, original dealer catalog, build sheet and copies of previous titles. Estimate: $18,000-$20,000

1970 Chevrolet C10 Custom Truck

Lot #784 (Sale Order 78 of 198)

1970 CHEVROLET C10 CUSTOM ?...... 350 CID V-8 ?...... 4BBL. CARBURETOR ?...... AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ?...... MATCHING #S DRIVETRAIN ?...... COLD AIR CONDITIONING ?...... POWER STEERING ?...... POWER BRAKES ?...... DUAL EXHAUST ?...... FM RADIO ?...... PADDED DASH ?...... GAUGE PACKAGE ?...... OAK BED INLAY ?...... FRAME OFF RESTORATION ?...... TEXAS TRUCK ?...... RUNS AND DRIVES 100% Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

1977 Chevrolet Malibu

Lot #785 (Sale Order 79 of 198)

1977 Chevrolet Malibu Classic This 1977 Chevrolet Malibu Classic Landau Coupe was purchased new from Messick Chevrolet in Ephrata, PA on March 30,1977. Finished in its original blue green metallic paint and green knit cloth interior this Malibu has just 17456 actual miles. It is equipped with the 305 V8 engine and automatic transmission. Options and accessories include power steering, power brakes, AM radio with FM converter, rally wheels and tinted glass. Documentation that will accompany purchase includes the original window sticker, warranty information booklet, original owner's manual, deal brochure, service records, and copies of titles from new. Estimate: $18,000-$20,000

1972 Chevrolet C10 4x4 Shortbox

Lot #786 (Sale Order 80 of 198)

1972 Chevrolet C10 4X4 Shortbox Pickup This is a good example of a highly collectable pickup truck from the 70s. The C10s were popular in the day and are now popular with collectors. The owner says this truck has been through a full body off restoration and is an extremely perfect vehicle. It does boast solid performance with its 350 cu. in. V8 engine putting out 350 h.p. Custom exhaust headers now help that performance. Custom 16-inch rally wheels set off the green body to give the truck a custom look. It also features power steering and power brakes. This is one “......clean”...... truck. Estimate: $40,000-$45,000

1970 Pontiac GTO Judge

Lot #787 (Sale Order 81 of 198)

1970 PONTIAC GTO NON MATCHING L74 V8 MOTOR. AUTOMATIC A REAL JUDGE CAR ORIGINAL COLOR AND INTERIOR ORIGINAL WT1 RAM AIR 3. RAM AIR HOOD, 3 SPEED HEAVY DUTY FLOOR SHIFT WITH T-BAR SHIFTER. RALLY 2 WHEELS, A REAL GREAT CAR RUNS AND DRIVES OUT GREAT. 1 OF 1866 PRODUCED IN CANADA,ONLY 1 OF 442 WITH WT 1 JUDGE OPTIONS. LAST OWNER OWNED FOR 47 YEARS. Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

2012 Cobra Factory five Roadster

Lot #788 (Sale Order 82 of 198)

A BEAUTIFUL FACTORY FIVE CUSTOM COBRA WITH ONLY 5,000 MILES SINCE RESTORATION,..COMES COMPLETE WITH A $11500 POLISHED 400 HP COBRA KIT ENGINE PACKAGE WITH RARE AIR CONDITIONING AND POWER STEERING..BRAND NEW SOFT TOP WITH SIDE WINDOWS,,ALSO COMES WITH TONNEAU COVER FOR COCKPIT TOO..HEATED SEATS..CUSTOM KENWOOD SOUND SYSTEM..WHAT A BEAUTY.... Estimate: $40,000-$50,000

1969 International Scout 800A

Lot #789 (Sale Order 83 of 198)

1969 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 800 There a fair amount of debate as to who made the first SUV. International-Harvester’......s Scout 80 and 800, built from 1960-1969, can make a pretty good claim. This white cream 800 offered for auction has an optional Sportop and for very serious off road, powered by I-H’......s 304 cu in V-8 with 4 Speed makes 193 horsepower. She also has a Granny first gear for those who are serious off roaders though I doubt most would want to get such a pretty truck dirty. The SUV does have a famous past. She was used by SKOAL Tobacco (just a pinch between your cheek and gum) for advertising in print and public appearances.

1949 MG TC

Lot #790 (Sale Order 84 of 198)

1949 MG TC Great driver, maintained well over the years New Moss Stayfast top and side curtains Virtually no mileage on 5-year-old tires and wheels Factory replacement XPAG engine Presentable vinyl interior Original jack and starting crank Solid and unrestored, this MG TC is a good example of the car that started America’......s love affair with sports cars. It has been carefully maintained as part of an outstanding collection of MGs and features several important upgrades. The engine is a factory replacement of the 1250 cc XPAG 4 cylinder engine with SU carbs. The oil pressure is a solid 60 psi. The steering box has been improved with a “......Tompkins type”...... kit that makes this car a pleasure to drive. Of course all TCs are right hand drive. The tires and wheels are only five years old and have seen little wear since new. There is also a rear mounted spare with cover. For driving comfort it also features new Moss StayFast beige top and side curtains. The interior is in a properly maintained vinyl. Aftermarket accessories include a dash grab handle, wind wings and a Moto Meter radiator temperature gage. The steering wheel is a classic style Moto Lita. The original jack and starting crank are also included. The body is blue, has been repainted at least once, and looks good with no rust or scratches. This is an opportunity to own a collectable and desirable piece of automotive history.

1959 MG MGA Twin Cam

Lot #791 (Sale Order 85 of 198)

1959 MG A Twin Cam •...... Rare example of the limited production MG A Twin Cam •...... California car with no rust, never wrecked, all original sheet metal •...... Less than 35,000 miles on the odometer. The MG A Twin Cam was an exciting attempt by MG in 1958 to create a more contemporary and competitive version of the classic MG A. Not only was a new, more powerful engine with twin overhead camshafts installed, the A received four wheel disc brakes and Dunlop center lock disc wheels. Twin Cams scored a number of victories for MG at events like LeMans and Sebring. Production lasted only until 1960 with just over 2,100 cars built. This is #1721. On an engine dyno the engine puts out 120+ hp significantly better than the original 108 hp. The 4-cylinder engine features a mild race cam, Carrillo rods, slightly oversized valves and cylinders over bored .060 due to Carrillo rod design. The compression ratio is 9.9 to 1. The crankshaft was balanced during the last rebuild. The carbs are SU HD8s on a factory manifold. The water pump was rebuilt and a high torque starter added during this rebuild. Another racing feature is a factory tube type header with stainless steel exhaust. The racing distributor is from Aldon The gearbox is stock but with close ratio gears and the MG B competition clutch mates to an aluminum flywheel. In the rear there is a limited slip differential. For better handling the chassis has been lowered one inch with a Panhard bar in the rear and in front, a 7/8”...... sway bar. For safety there is a removable roll bar that fits under the top and factory competition seats. There is also a fire suppression system. This car does not have a fuel cell, which most clubs now require. When it comes to appearance this car is in beautiful condition. As a California car it has no rust and has never been wrecked. The paint is Porsche Indian Red.

1961 MG MGA

Lot #792 (Sale Order 86 of 198)

This is your chance to go racing with a fully developed and sorted race car eligible for SCCA and some vintage racing clubs such as HRG. It was maintained and raced by a noted MG collector. It comes with an SCCA log book. Engine built by Peter Marcovicci Engineering. It delivers 172 hp at 7500 rpm. It has all the racing internals one would want for a competitive racer. All the receipts and dyno results are available. Only 3 races since engine built. The transmission is a five speed with special gearing from HyGear. It features MG B disc brakes on the front and Wilwood discs at the rear. Comes with new tires plus a spare set of wheels and tires. This is a right hand drive car, an advantage on road racing circuits. Of course, the chassis if fully sorted and set up. It has raced at most of the major tracks in the Northeast including Lime Rock Park, Watkins Glen and Thompson. The body is in very good shape as can be seen from the photographs. It is painted in British racing green with silver trim. The car was restored and converted to racing some 25 years ago. This is an opportunity to go racing in a car ready to hit the track with all the major upgrades required to be competitive. Estimate: $18,000-$22,000 * Please note this is being sold on a Bill of Sale Only

1962 MG MGA MK II Deluxe

Lot #793 (Sale Order 87 of 198)

1962 MG A Deluxe The MG A Deluxe is the rarest of MGs with limited production and never marketed as a separate model. The Deluxe is actually a version of the famous MG A Twin Cam but without the twin cam engine. These cars use the Twin Cam suspension, steering layout, four wheel Dunlop disc brakes and the Dunlop center-lock pressed steel wheels as found on the Twin Cam. It is known that only 313 1600 MK IIs using the 1622cc four cylinder pushrod engine were produced by the time the MG A was discontinued in 1962. Restored to a high standard this car is red with beige leather interior and a new, beige Stayfast top. It features a louvered hood. This is a unique opportunity to own the rarest of MG A models.

1976 MG MGB

Lot #794 (Sale Order 88 of 198)

A great opportunity to own a low mileage MG B for fun drives with the top down. With only 60,875 miles indicated on the odometer this car should provide long years of service. All systems are said to be in good running order with Stayfast top and very clean interior. Orange paint and chrome are in fine shape with no dents, no rust and no bumps. The original Stromberg carburetor has been replaced with twin SUs and a modern header fitted, all to improve performance. Plus it comes with a new battery. The transmission is the reliable four speed all synchromesh unit.

1978 MG MGB

Lot #795 (Sale Order 89 of 198)

You know this car is exceptional because it was maintained as part of an outstanding collection of MGs owned by a mechanical engineer. The body is in very good condition although the car is unrestored. You won’......t see this beautiful a paint job on any other MG B. The subtle metallic gold color was special order when the car was built and is in good condition. The seats are new and in perfect condition. The car also comes with a brand new Stayfast top. Twin SU carburetors are fitted in place of the original Stromberg along with a new header. The engine has been rebuilt including an aluminum flywheel. The five-speed transmission is all synchromesh with overdrive. Fun to drive this is also a very special MG B.

1995 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet

Lot #796 (Sale Order 90 of 198)

1995 Porsche 911 Carrera 2 Cabriolet 993 3.6L H6 So many numbers,,, Bottom line all it means is, Awesome Air Cooled Gem! Porsche has done a phenomenal job at making great cars over the years and enthusiasts worldwide have ensured that these are the ones to get... It doesn't get more iconic than a Guards Red Porsche Convertible Proven performance ready air-cooled H6 Porsche 6Cyl Steptronic Auto-manual transmission Leather High Back Bucket Seats Power Top 3rd Brake Light on Fixed Wing plus Speed Sensing or Manually Activated Rear Spoiler Cup Wheels Drilled Vented Brake Rotors Dual Exit Exhaust This is simply a beautiful Porsche! The Porsche 993 is the internal designation for the Porsche 911 model manufactured and sold between January 1994 and early 1998 (model years 1995–......1998 in the United States), replacing the 964. Its discontinuation marked the end of air-cooled Porsches. The 993 was much improved over, and quite different from its predecessor. According to Porsche, every part of the car was designed from the ground up, including the engine and only 20% of its parts were carried over from the previous generation. Porsche refers to the 993 as "a significant advance, not just from a technical, but also a visual perspective."Porsche's engineers devised a new light-alloy subframe with coil and wishbone suspension (an all new multi-link system), putting behind the previous lift-off oversteer and making significant progress with the engine and handling, creating a more civilized car overall providing an improved driving experience. The 993 was also the first 911 to receive a six speed transmission. The 993 had several variants, as its predecessors, varying in body style, engines, drivetrains and included equipment. Power was increased by the addition of the VarioRam system, which added additional power, particularly in the mid-ranges, and also resulted in a more throttle noise at higher revs; as a consequence, resulted in a 15% increase in power over its predecessor. The external design of the Porsche 993, penned by English designer Tony Hatter, retained the basic body shell architecture of the 964 and other earlier 911 models, but with revised exterior panels, with much more flared wheel arches, a smoother front and rear bumper design, an enlarged retractable rear wing and teardrop mirrors. A 993 was promoted globally via its role of the safety car during the 1994 Formula One season. Estimate: $36,000-$40,000

2006 Aston Martin DB9

Lot #797 (Sale Order 91 of 198)

2006 ASTON MARTIN DB 9 DROPHEAD COUPE We are offering an excellent example of the British idea of what a Super Car should be. This drophead (convertible) is almost the definition of British panache –...... solid, handsome, in good taste and goes like hell. The DB 9 is powered by a DOHC 6 liter V-12 making 450 hp. The transmission is a paddle shifter/automatic 6 speed. The exterior is charcoal with a black/orange leather interior. The top is black canvas. As you might expect, there is power steering, windows, seats, locks, top, brakes and A/C. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

2018 Maserati Gran Turismo

Lot #798 (Sale Order 92 of 198)

2018 Maserati Gran Turismo *4.7 Liter - V8 *6 Speed Automatic *AM/FM Radio : SiriusXM - 10 Speakers *Navigation *Power Steering, Brakes, Windows, Seats, Locks *Leather Heated Seats *213 Actual Miles Estimate: $105,000-$110,000

2004 Bentley Arnage

Lot #799 (Sale Order 93 of 198)

The example offered here is a 2004 Bentley Arnage R comes to the auction from its 3rd owner, and a collector of Bentley’......s. Originally delivered new to its first owner, a resident of Connecticut and Florida it remained under this ownership until 2012 at approximately 12,000 miles. Then returning to Florida for 5 more years and 4,000 miles before finding it’......s most recent home since late 2018. Today this example shows only 17,256 miles, finished in contrasting desirable colors of Anthracite over Oxblood. While no service records are with the car to document it’......s history, the CARFAX does show various services were completed and the facilities that completed the servicing. Additionally these cars are notorious for their reliability and there are no issues to note mechanically from our testing of the car. Included in the sale are three keys, original books, and two umbrella’......s as delivered, in the trunk. The Arnage represents tremendous value and a must have for those seeking reliability and old world luxury with modern usability to add to their collection.

1993 Jaguar XJR-S

Lot #800 (Sale Order 94 of 198)

1993 was the final production year of the Jaguar XJR-S produced by Jaguar Sport, a separate company owned 50-50 by Jaguar and Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR). This car was presented with a distinctive body kit, special alloy wheels, suspension and handling improvements. It also features an upgraded 6.0-liter engine with a Zytek engine management system that is unique to this car and provides for stellar performance. This was different from the standard 6.0-liter engine used in the late XJS models as the 6.0-liter V-12 engine was hand-built by the TWR team and included several performance modifications pushing the horsepower to 338. TWR also built and installed custom upgrades to the driveline, suspension and brakes were engineered. The 1993 XJR-S is a rare and collectible vehicle with a total production count of 100 units built for the US - 50 coupes and 50 convertibles. This version of the XJR-S also displayed the model-specific body kit that includes a rear spoiler, an undertray, lower side sills, a custom front end treatment, a special Autolux leather interior, and larger alloy wheels and tires. This particular example has only 36,000 original miles and is #82 of the100 cars ever produced and only of 27 finished in triple black. It was lightly restored by Paul's Jaguar in Ft Lauderdale, a premier Jaguar restoration shop and has been in a private collection since. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1980 Porsche 911

Lot #801 (Sale Order 95 of 198)

1980 Porsche 911 SC Targa European Special Air Cooled 3.0 Litre Flat six with a 915 Manual Transaxle. 69,000 mile car in Grand Prix White w/16' Fuch Wheels. This vehicle has undergone a recent engine out service consisting of new seals, gaskets, and valves. Adjustent New Heat Exchanger. Ignition cap, rotor, and plugs. Fluids & Filter. Also full suspension rebuilt with Neri Shocks. A truly Spectacle Example of a 911 SC. Estimate: $42,000-$45,000

1987 Porsche 911

Lot #802 (Sale Order 96 of 198)

1987 Porsche 911 "Turbo" coupe With remarkably low mileage this Guard Red Porsche 911 Turbo represents a highly collectable example of what Porsche enthusiasts say is the best sports car ever produced...the 911. The whale tail, massive rear wheels and slant nose also makes this 911 one of the most dramatic Porsche's ever built. With the 3.3 liter, flat six turbo charged engine this 911 also offered excellent performance with 282 h.p. It delivers power to the rear wheels through a 4-speed manual transmission. The interior is in champagne leather with black trim. The bucket seats are powered for adjustment and there are two small seats in the back. The steering wheel is the three spoke sports model. This coupe features a power sunroof as well as a factory Blaupunkt AM/FM radio and air conditioning with climate control. It rides on 16’...... Fuchs wheels with the Porsche crest. This 911 is a Southwest car and has less than 22,000 miles on the odometer. Estimate: $100,000-$125,000

2006 Ferrari F430 Spider

Lot #803 (Sale Order 97 of 198)

2006 Ferrari F430 Spider The prototype for today’......s super cars, this Ferrari is celebrated for its exceptional handling, smooth shifting and some 483 horsepower from its snarling 4.3-liter, DOHC (40 valves) V8 engine. The styling is also cutting edge for the times. The smooth lines sweeping back to envelope the driver and passenger topped by twin roll hoops make this a car that will be noticed for more than its wonderful sound. This particular Ferrari F430 convertible boasts amazing low mileage at 14,740 showing on the odometer. The Nero Black paint is stunning. A cloth black top compliments the paint scheme. It comes with a long list of factory options and extras including Scuderia Wheels, a Novitec exhaust system and factory installed front and rear radar detectors. Of course it has power everything including a power top, steering, brakes, seats, windows and locks. The swing up doors envelope the driver and passenger in a world of rich tan and black upholstery on deep bucket seats. In front of the driver is leather wrapped steering wheel with the F1 style paddles capable of shifting in milliseconds. This is a super car you can drive, enjoy and cherish as an excellent model from the world’......s premiere automobile producer. Estimate: $120,000-$130,000

2009 Dodge SRT Viper

Lot #804 (Sale Order 98 of 198)

2009 Dodge SRT Viper With only 689 miles on the odometer this is a very special Viper. In terms of visual impact this is also an exceptionally rare Viper, one of no more than 5 produced with this vivid “......Snake Skin Green”...... paint scheme set off with dark grey racing stripes. Under the long hood is the powerful 8.4 liter V10 that produces 600 hp. The transmission is a 6-speed manual. A two-door coupe, the interior is in black leather. This fourth generation version of the Viper must be considered one of the most desirable of all Vipers and this low mileage example is highly collectable. Estimate: $70,000-$75,000

2018 BMW M4

Lot #805 (Sale Order 99 of 198)

2018 BMW M4 RWD *3.0 L- V6- Turbocharged DOHC *6 Speed Manual *Air Conditioning *Power Brakes, Steering, Locks, Windows, Steats, Top *Navigation *Heated Front Seats *3047 Actual Miles Estimate: $60,000-$65,000

2015 Bentley Continental GT

Lot #806 (Sale Order 100 of 198)

2015 Bentley Continental GT *Speed AWD *15,274 Miles *6.0L - W12 Twin Turbo *ZF 8 Speed Automatic *Power Steering, Brakes, Seats, Windows, Locks, *Remote Keyless Entry *AM/FM Radio: Sirus - DVD-Audio *Genuine Wood Dashboard Insert Estimate: $140,000-$150,000

2007 Aston Martin DB9

Lot #807 (Sale Order 101 of 198)

2007 Aston Martin DB9 - Convertible w/Blue Top *450 hp - V12 *6 Speed Automatic w/Paddle Shift *Recently Serviced *New Michelin Sport Tires Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1982 DeLorean DMC-12

Lot #808 (Sale Order 102 of 198)

This DeLorean is part of a "His and Her" DeLorean purchased New in 1982. "Her" DeLorean with only 10,126 one owner miles. Only driven when her husband drove "His" DeLorean. Just 15 miles more than "His". Rare 5 Speed! Original Window Sticker Estimate: $45,000-$45,000

1981 DeLorean DMC-12

Lot #809 (Sale Order 103 of 198)

"His" DeLorean of the "His and Her" DeLoreans. Just 10,111 Original Miles, one owner car. Rare 5 Speed Transmission. All original and always garaged next to "Hers". Original Window Sticker Estimate: $45,000-$45,000

1987 Buick Grand National

Lot #810 (Sale Order 104 of 198)

1987 BUICK GRAND NATIONAL In 1987 the fastest production car in a straight line was the Buick Grand National. This 231 ci turbocharged V-6 black beauty, last year of the rear drive “......G body”......, was faster in the quarter mile than a Ferrari F-40 or Porsche 930. We are offering one unrestored and in completely original condition. It was owned by a collector. It even has its original tires. It comes with all the books and manuals. It has 3,584 actual miles! Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1985 Chevrolet Blazer

Lot #811 (Sale Order 105 of 198)

1985 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. This Blazer had spent most of its life in the Carolinas and had been brought up to new York since it has been restored. This Blazer has had only 3 owners since new and has an accident Free history report. This K5 Blazer has had the interior and exterior completely restored and has also been mechanically restored to better than new . When the restoration was done on this K5 Blazer it had a complete new interior (new carpet, headliner, seat covers, door panels, door handle hardware), complete new crate engine professionally installed aluminum head V8 gas high output 355 hp, headman headers. Complete new brake system(new master cylinder,front brake calipers, rotors, rear brake shoes, drums, rear brake hardware, new bearings, and stainless steel brake lines). Complete new steering system (idler arm, pitman arm, tie rod ends, intermediate steering shaft, power steering pump and lines,professionally rebuilt tilt steering column, power steering box. Complete new heat and a/c system(new blower motor, heater core, evaporator, compressor, receiver dryer,new a/c vents on dash).Professional paint job, new u bolts and drive shafts, new window motors including rear. Professional re-built transmission(700 r). 6 inch suspension lift by superlift, new 35 x 12.50 x 15 mud tires and 15 x 10 rims, new fuel tank with new fuel sending unit, new side windows,new rubber seals on all doors , windows, and top, and new mirrors. new mile marker manual locking hubs, custom duel exhaust, new custom carpeted floor mats and rear mat, new spare tire and cover, new dash pad, and new stereo system. Estimate: $20,000-$22,000

1934 Packard Victoria

Lot #812 (Sale Order 106 of 198)

This custom car is based on the classic lines of an 11th series Packard. The chassis is from a 2-door Victoria style convertible that was frame up restored and customized. It was born in California where it lived for three years. The body and convertible top are painted a matching White Pearl. The interior is tan with leather bucket seats. The customization includes modern tires on wire wheels, discs brakes all around, AM/FM radio, power steering, and A/C. It is powered by 502 cid Chevy crate motor connected to a 4 speed 700R4 Turbo-Hydramatic. For those who want a true classic car with none of the hassle, this Packard custom is for you. * 204 miles since built * Frame up restoration * All the safety and comforts of a modern automobile * Built on an original 1934 Packard frame Estimate: $140,000-$150,000

1932 Chevrolet Sedan

Lot #813 (Sale Order 107 of 198)

1932 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan *Black Vinyl Top *194 Cu in - V6 - 60 hp *3 Speed Manual Transmission *Older Restoration *Excellent Running Condition *Long term Ownership *Always Garaged, only driven to Car Shows Estimate: $17,000-$20,000

1932 Chevrolet Deluxe 5 Window Coupe

Lot #814 (Sale Order 108 of 198)

1932 Chevrolet Deluxe 5 Window Coupe *194 cu in - V6 - 60 hp *3 Speed *Rumble Seat *Rare Coupe *Pristine Condition *Older Frame Off Restoration *Looks and Runs like new *Multiple Award Winner! Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1933 Ford Deluxe Model 40 Cabriolet

Lot #815 (Sale Order 109 of 198)

Ford introduced the famed flathead V8 engine with the 1932 Model Year, as the Model 18. While becoming an instant success and eventually hot rodding icon the model 18 was built that first year only. Ford chose to go with a completely new body for 1933, the model 40. While retaining the 221 cu in Flathead V8 and Three Speed Manual transmission, horsepower grew to 75 in 1933. The new Ford was decidedly more streamlined and modern. The wheelbase of the new heavier duty frame became 106 inches. The Cabriolet offered the comfort of roll up windows and luxury of a closed car in an open air convertible. The model 40 was continued into the 1934 model year with minimal changes. The 1933 Ford Deluxe model 40 V8 Cabriolet, being offered enjoyed a full frame up restoration in the Noel Biery Ford Collection, of Beecher, Illinois. The Biery collection was well known for top quality 1932-34 Fords. The car most recently resides in the Gary N. Brown Collection of upstate New York. Finished in a Deep Coach Maroon with Vermillion pin striping and wheels accented by authentic wide white wall tires. The interior is tan with deluxe wood grain, tan Haartz top, chrome top bows as well as an inviting rumble seat. The quality of this car is truly impeccable, with the final restoration details only complete just in time to be offered at the Saratoga Auto Auction. This exquisitely restored, totally unmodified, example of a 1933 Ford model 40 Deluxe Cabriolet was built in the first three months of production and as such carries several 32’...... style parts from the factory, much like other early Fords like this Cabriolet. 33’......s of this quality and provenance seldom come to market. This is truly a rare opportunity, and Best of All, this car is being offered at “......No Reserve”...... to the highest bidder!

1932 Ford Deluxe Phaeton

Lot #816 (Sale Order 110 of 198)

1932 Ford V8 phaeton (4-door open touring). rare and highly desirable. One of only 935 Deluxe phaetons built. The car is bone stock, not hot-rodded and all Ford steel. Just obtained from the Noel Biery '32 Ford collection. Restoration quality is extremely nice and well done with very few miles. This is one of those once in a lifetime finds for the serious Ford V8 collector. Estimate: $65,000-$75,000

1933 Ford Deluxe Model 40 Phaeton

Lot #817 (Sale Order 111 of 198)

Ford introduced the famed flathead V8 engine with the 1932 Model Year, as the Model 18. The Ford flathead would become famous. The model 18 was built that first year only. Ford chose to go with a completely new body for 1933, the model 40, while retaining the 221 cu in Flathead V8 and Three Speed Manual Transmission. Horsepower grew to 75 in 1933. The new Ford was decidedly more streamlined and modern. The wheelbase of the new heavier duty car became 106 inches. The phaeton offered the comfort of four doors and open air motoring of an convertible without roll-up windows. The model 40 continued into the 1934 model year with minimal changes, including a heavier grill, 4 hood handles and other details. The 1933 Ford Deluxe model 40 V8 Phaeton, being offered enjoyed a full frame up restoration in the Noel Biery Ford Collection, of Beecher, Illinois. The Biery collection was well known for top quality 1932-34 Fords. Mr. Biery was known to use new old stock and genuine Ford parts in his restorations. This phaeton sports all four new old stock fenders as well as many other Genuine Ford parts. The car most recently resides in the Gary N. Brown Collection, of upstate New York. It is finished in Vineyard Green with Tacoma cream pin striping and wheels, accented by authentic black wall tires. The interior is light green vinyl. The convertible top features a tan Haartz cloth top and boot. The quality of this car is truly impeccable, with the final restoration details only completed just in time to be offered at the Saratoga Auto Auction. Exquisitely restored totally unmodified examples of a 1933 Ford model 40 Phaetons seldom come to market. This is truly a rare opportunity. This car is offered at “......No Reserve”...... to the highest bidder. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1932 Ford 5-Window

Lot #818 (Sale Order 112 of 198)

1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe This 1932 Ford is a group up restoration on a rust free car and has a rebuilt original engine, transmission and rear-end. It is equipped with rare-very rare Mitchell overdrive that works well. Options include rare 32 Wind wings that is priceless and seen only in books and 18 inch 32 wheel bands that are hard to find. The brakes have been converted to Hydraulic brakes. This one is out of the Towe Ford Museum in Montana and is a real keeper. Please note this vehicle has non-conforming VIN. Estimate: $52,000-$55,000

1936 Ford Panel Truck

Lot #819 (Sale Order 113 of 198)

1936 Ford Panel Truck *Nostalgic *Flathead V8 *Manual Transmission *Historic Local Saratoga Animal Ambulance *Runs and Drives Exceptional Estimate: $33,000-$35,000

2001 Mercedes-Benz S430

Lot #820 (Sale Order 114 of 198)

2001 Mercedes Benz S430 *4.3 Liter - V8 *Automatic *Leather Interior *Calyptus Wood Trim *74,508 Original Miles *Sunroof *AM/FM Radio w/CD Player & Bose Speakers *Original Bill of Sale *All Service Records *Florida Car PROCEEDS DONATED TO SARATOGA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM - EDUCATION!

1938 Cadillac Series 75 Fleetwood

Lot #821 (Sale Order 115 of 198)

1938 CADILLAC SERIES 75 CONVERTIBLE This second generation Series 75 is one of Harley Earl’......s masterpieces. This grand expression of elegance sporting a Fleetwood convertible body with an awesome 141 inch wheelbase and a total length of 220.6 inches is meant to make a powerful first impression as her 346 cid Monobloc V-8 moves you effortlessly. Of the 1911 Series 75's manufactured in 1938, 44 were convertibles. The 2 door convertible coupe were offering for auction is one of only six to survive. She was once part of part of the Nerthercutt collection. She has been awarded 100 points at a CCCA Grand Classic held in Detroit. The Cadillac’......s restoration was performed by Clayton Restorations of Denver, Colorado to the highest standards. Her interior is red. The exterior is period correct Pelham Gray. The convertible top is black made of Haartz material. Estimate: $200,000-$225,000

1936 Ford Phaeton Deluxe

Lot #822 (Sale Order 116 of 198)

The styling on the Ford Phaeton Deluxe is widely admired as one of the sleekest shapes from a company not previously noted for great design. Ford introduced the open air/convertible Phaeton design in 1928 as something a little more sporting than the old touring models of the 20s. Power comes from the 221 cid flathead that produces 85 hp and sprightly performance. The 3 speed manual transmission is described as smooth and modern in its action. The exterior is black with a tan, cloth soft top and inside it features saddle colored leatherette bench seats. This car has just been serviced. It is described as running great and “......ready to enjoy.”...... Estimate: $38,000-$40,000

1929 Packard 640 Custom Eight

Lot #823 (Sale Order 117 of 198)

From two Museums as prior owners a True Low Mileage Example of America's Greatest Period of Growth and Stature! The Packard has Arrived, "Want to Know About a Packard? Ask Someone Who Owns One"! Great Campaign and the Packard to back it up... Great History and Definitely a Collectible Must Have for the High End Collection! Runs as Good as it Looks! Dish Wheels Wide White Walls Wheel Tool Restored Wooden Bows Dual Carriers Spare Tires Full Top AND Curtains including Boot and Trunk & Spare Covers All Match Still has original Gauges! All Restored and Museum Quality! All Lights Work! Trunk is Also Authentic Packard as are other Accessories! Take a close look Amazing! Right down to the leather wrapped leaf springs...; This Packard has not seen the light of day in decades,,, it is ready for a new owner whom will display it proudly! 1929 Packard 640 Custom Eight Like many other American luxury car manufacturers, the stock market crash of 1929 did not immediately affect Packard and they continued to employ over 7,000 workers. During the 1928 model year, Packard production totaled an all-time record of 49,698 cars with the vast majority (over 41,000 cars) were the less expensive six-cylinder cars. The more affordable Packard was more accessible to an increasingly affluent marketplace that was enjoying an unprecedented boom. A new Standard Eight line was introduced in 1929 which replaced the earlier Twin Six models. These sixth-series Packard's had long hoods, large oval-backed headlights (a one-year-only feature), and sweeping fenders. Five basic models were offered and given an automatic cylinder oiler (helped to prevent unnecessary wear caused by dry startups), parabolic headlamps and chromed bright work, and a shock absorbing loose trunion suspension with new Houdaille shocks. Other mechanical improvements included the relocation of the coolant temperature gauge from the radiator filler cap (Moto-Meter) to an easy-to-read gauge on the dashboard. The driver and passenger received more interior room when the shift lever was moved from the top of the transmission casing to the bell housing. The Sixth Series 640 Custom Eight rested on a 140.5-inch wheelbase platform and was offered in nine different body styles. The Model 640 and 645 'Deluxe Eight' had a chassis specifically designed for the elegant custom and semi-custom bodies of the time. Total production of the 640 Custom 8 reached 4,853 examples for the 1929 model year. The 384 cubic-inch L-head inline eight-cylinder engine had seven main bearings and a rigid one-piece cylinder block casting. It was given a single carburetor which helped produced 105 horsepower. They had a three-speed manual transmission and four-wheel drum brakes. Estimate: $100,000- $110,000

1932 Cadillac Fleetwood Imperial 452B

Lot #824 (Sale Order 118 of 198)

1932 Cadillac V-16 Fleetwood Imperial limousine, model 452B. The build sheet on this 1932 Cadillac 452B Fleetwood Seven Passenger Imperial Limousine indicates it was shipped on January 10, 1932 to the Montreal Auto Show. The engine number, 1400071 indicates it was the 70th V16 built for the 1932 model year. It was fitted with a suede cloth interior but it also was equipped with hooks so that different interior fabric samples could illustrated. The car still retains its original interior and the sample interior is still with the car. It was fitted with painted disc wheel covers and black wall tires. This V16 Cadillac had been properly maintained and retains its original 452 cu,.165 hp.,V-16 engine and 3-speed manual synchromesh transmission and drive train. It received a quality re-spray that is in excellent condition. Cadillac wheel discs are rare and documentation prove it was delivered with black-wall tires for more of a European look. Car comes with factory build sheet proving provenance. Estimate: $135,000-$150,000

1905 Oldsmobile Curve Dash

Lot #825 (Sale Order 119 of 198)

New Consignment information coming soon Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

1930 Cadillac Fire Truck

Lot #826 (Sale Order 120 of 198)

New Consignment information coming soon Estimate: $18,000-$20,000

1941 Packard 120

Lot #827 (Sale Order 121 of 198)

1941 Packard 120 - Convertible *282 cu in - 120 hp *Vehicle was a rust free car that has been stored inside since 1959 *Low mileage *Owned since 1959 *Almost 100 % stock *Have documentation Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

1939 Ford Sedan

Lot #829 (Sale Order 122 of 198)

1939 FORD 4 DOOR SEDAN DELUXE CONVERTIBLE. UNIQUE BODY 4 DOOR SEDAN CONVERTIBLE, YET. ALSO A HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE! WITH OPTION CABIN HEAT. EXCELLENT ORIGINAL QUALITY CAR WITH AN EXCELLENT QUALITY RESTORATION. MANY ORIGINAL FORD PARTS, F O R D INSIGNIA WIDE WHITE WALL TIRES THIS CAR HAS BEEN PRAISED BY MANY THAT FOLLOW AND RESTORE THIS MODEL CAR Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

1959 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #831 (Sale Order 123 of 198)

1959 Chevrolet Impala *348 cu in - V8 *4 Speed manual transmission *Beautiful Total Restoration *Interior Restored to it's Original! PROCEEDS DONATED TO ST. JUDES CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL by Consignor!

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Lot #832 (Sale Order 124 of 198)

1957 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DOOR HARD TOP 90 PERCENT ORIGINAL CHROME. NUT AND BOLT ROTISSERIE RESTORED, RUST FREE BODY, COMPLETE NEW LEATHER INTERIOR, 4 WHEEL DISC BRAKES, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION, ALL NEW GLASS, THIS CAR IS IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. A REAL GREAT DRIVER. Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner Retractable

Lot #833 (Sale Order 125 of 198)

1957 Ford Skyliner This retractable is in exceptionally good condition in every respect. It is very highly optioned including power windows, power steering, power brakes, signal seeking radio, power seat, dual correct spot lights, Continental Kit, dual exhaust system and correct teardrop fender skirts. Very seldom seen color combination and a most enjoyable classic car to drive while it continues to appreciate in value. Estimate: $65,000-$70,000

1959 Austin-Healey BN6

Lot #834 (Sale Order 126 of 198)

1959 AUSTIN HEALEY 100-6 (BN-6) This terrific and recently restored 2 seat 100-6 was once owned by the master of the “......barn find”...... Tom Cotter. The current owner purchased it from Mr. Cotter. Under Cotter’......s ownership the car was fully restored. The Healy was upgraded to disc brakes, new chrome, and a smaller steering wheel was put in for us larger Americans. Since, restoration it has only gone 383 miles. She is powered by a 2.6 liter BMC C-series in line 6 making 117 horses. The power goes through a 4 speed with overdrive. This great drop head coupe (convertible to us Yanks) is decked out a marvelous 2 tone black/red combination with an interior of black leather. The fifties was the hay day of the British sports car in America. Don’......t pass up this legend. Estimate: $70,000-$75,000

1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air

Lot #835 (Sale Order 127 of 198)

1957 Chevrolet BelAir Convertible Full Restoration - only driven 830 miles since it was restored This car is one of the closest number matching vehicles you can buy (other than the transmission, which is a 200R4 Overdrive). This meticulously body-off frame restoration is in extraordinary condition with laser straight body. The floors are painted red oxide, as original. Options include: Power Pac 283 CI.V8 Bore Out 60 Over Transmission 200R4 Overdrive Power Steering Power Drum Brakes Power Windows Power Convertible Top Spinner Hub Cap Twin Antennas Reverse Lights Electric Wipers Complete Stainless Dual Exhaust Stainless Brake Lines, Transmission Lines and Fuel Lines Engine Compartment: Was completely restored, detailed and painted just like it came from the factory. Suspension: Was completely restored, detailed and painted Complete New Wire Harness One of the finest in the area. This vehicle has only been driven to car shows and has won Best of Show numerous times. Estimate: $75,000-$80,000

1954 Chrysler Town & Country New Yorker Wagon

Lot #836 (Sale Order 128 of 198)

You are viewing an American Classic that withstood the test of time. This 1954 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon is unrestored with the exception to one beautiful two tone repaint in original colors. This was part of the famous Harrah Collection in Reno, Nevada known for his fabulous cars and this was the 15th car in his collection with his numbered brass disc under the hood. It is powered by a 331 cu in Hemi V8 matted to a Powerflight automatic transmission. Options: Two tone paint scheme, Radio, Heater. Original two tone interior padded dash, wood deck cargo area highlights the beautiful interior. Total production is 1,100 units, wheelbase 125" and the best part - it has 30,880 original miles! It can't get any better, this is an original car in showroom condition! Not many of these left! Estimate: $75,000-$85,000

1959 Ford Fairlane Skyliner Retractable

Lot #837 (Sale Order 129 of 198)

Beautifully Rotisserie Restoration, 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner, 5 years, body off, that Commenced Sept 2007 and completed July 2012. Just in time for, the Annual "International Ford Retractable Club”...... Convention. This years Convention held July 2012, in Des Monte, Iowa, Car was Judged by IFRC Judges over two days of different Judging teams. Car was Awarded 1008 points out of 1020, 13 Judging sheets are available. Best 1959 Ford Retractable, won Showcase Car and Registry # 216 medallion, assigned to Car's VIN# H9RW101847. 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Skyliner Retractable Hard Top, H-Code FE 352 v8 engine w/4bl carburetor 300 hp with Cruise-O-Matic 3 speed Automatic Transmission and rear end completely rebuild. New Original Geranium & Colonial White Style-tone paint job. New Original (OEM) matching interior with period correct Plastic seat covers. All wiring harness were replaced. Frame was sand blasted and power coated. All Chrome has been rechromed and Stainless reworked and buffed. This car is a fully equipped PS,PB, PW,PS, A/C, electric wipers, Original Padded dash & Sun Visors, Impact steering wheel. This is a "Fairlane 500”...... VERY REAR originally built in San Jose, Ca. on September 30, 1958. As shown on Trim Plate below Date code 30J. Ford only produced the Fairlane 500 for a short three and a half months in the Fall of 1958. By middle of November, Ford replaced "Fairlane 500”...... with new model “...... Galaxie”....... The Fairlane designation continued with the new Galaxie script on the quarter panels but the Fairlane script and the GOLD # 500 appears only on the trunk, 0 is the key hole. In addition Ford added a gold Galaxie script to Glove Box Cover. Car has "New Hampshire Title" Vehicle ID #: H9RW101847 Prior history in 1980 after being Judged a Showcase Car, at the 1980 INTERNATIONAL FORD RETRACTABLE CLUB Convention, it also won both Best in Show & Peoples choice. I have the 1980 IFRC magazine showing the Owner accepting the best of show award. Also have July/2008 Skyliner listing all Showcase cars through 2008 and list my VIN# along side of Reg#25. This car came out of storage in 2007 and I purchased in Sept/2007 and shortly after started my body off rotisserie restoration, which was completed July/2012. Major Rebuilds include see list below. 1959 352 V8 FE engine, "setup for unleaded gas" Peterson's Machining Belmont, NH Correct period Engine Block code is B9 “......B = 5”...... “......9 = Year. Heads, 4v Intake manifold & Exhaust manifolds, Peterson's Machining Belmont, NH 4v carburetor, Hobbs Carburetor Shop Pelham, NH Cruise-O-Matic Transmission, Date code correct Trans-Medic Transmission Clinic Windham, NH Rear Axle rebuild all new bearings, seals and fluid, Union Avenue Automotive Services Laconia, NH OEM Select-Air Cooling and Heating, Classic Auto Air FL. Starter, Generator, Power Steering Pump, Power Windows Switchers, all 6 reverable electric roof motors, and roof switcher, 4 roof jacks by Showcase Restoration. Every wiring harness was replaced with, All New Wiring Harness even if it was 1 wire, from Fords Part Store, Bryan, Ohio. Re-chrome front & rear Bumpers and Bumper Guards, Roof Trim & Gold Skyliner Script, Fall River, Ma.. Also refinished and polished all stainless Trim molding and Grill Fall River,Ma. Frame and Frame part was sand blasted, rust proof and power coated. Soda Blasted Body on Rotisserie other pieces were stripped of paint and Acid Dipped in Worcester,Ma. New Stainless Brake lines & Wheel Cylinders New Stainless Gas Lines and Gas Tank Painted with single stage paint, at Chassis Master Laconia, NH Original Colors, Only Changed Paint Style from Two Tone Paint to Style-tone Paint. Showcase Restoration of Salem NH, specializing in retractable’......s, picked up the partial assembly car and remaining parts to finalizing the assembly, mechanical work, roof settings and polishing and detailing. INTERNATIONAL FORD RETRACTABLE CLUB Car Judged Showcase with 1008 out of 1020 Won “......GOLD”...... Awarded. Also I will Including the IFRC 13 pages judging Sheets. 6th annual AHEPA CAR SHOW the Mansion at the HELLENIC CENTER Ipswich, Ma. 2019 Best Of Show June 2nd. 10th annual Misselwood CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE 2019 7/21/19 Award. 4th NH –...... Laconia –...... 2016 Lakes Region Rotary Car Show won Classic 1941-1960 First Place. !st NH –...... Laconia –...... 2013 Lakes Region Rotary Car Show won best of Show & Peoples Choice. 30th IFRC Get Together September 20 - 23, 2012 41st IFRC National Meet July 16-20, 2012 Gold Award. Estimate: $100,000-$110,000

1957 Continental

Lot #838 (Sale Order 130 of 198)

1957 Lincoln Continental Mark II This 1957 Lincoln Continental Mark II is one of only 444 produced. With a list price over $10,000, this was the most expensive American automobile of its decade. This handsome rare model boasts a well-preserved older restoration in the original color combination of black with deep gray and white leather interior. Showing just 31,117 actual miles, this fine example is sure to please its new owner. Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz

Lot #839 (Sale Order 131 of 198)

1957 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ 1957 marked the 3rd generation of the Eldorado line. Still based on the Series 62 C-body platform this line is distinguished by their restyled tail fins. The rear becomes more rounded with a small tail on the top. Still powered by a 365 cid V-8 with a 4 speed Hydra-Matic and power4 brakes, Caddy added a tubular X-frame allowed the body to be lowered with greater rigidity without loss of interior volume. This Biarrtiz is painted in original Thebes Green Metallic with a white interior. Estimate: $150,000-$160,000

1960 Pontiac Bonneville

Lot #840 (Sale Order 132 of 198)

1960 Pontiac Bonneville 2-dr. hardtop 389 V8, auto, power steering and brakes, recent new black paint job, white seats, blue dash, runs and drives, Needs door panels and headliner repaired, decent tires, Build a '60's kustom, or even build a 60's NASCAR out of. Must see Please note title is in transit.

1963 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #841 (Sale Order 133 of 198)

Doors original to the car Hardtop OEM unit, painted body color and with a headliner. The assembly is in excellent condition Original steel wheels, painted black with OEM 3 spoke spinner wheel covers Proper original "Ram Horn" style manifolds are installed and flow into a true dual exhaust system. Saginaw power steering unit Full red interior Upholstery has been replaced with high quality reproduction vinyl Horn button and the horns are in proper working order Original GM corvette issue clock that is in proper working order Original Delco AM radio in proper working order

2008 Ford Ravenhawk Roadster

Lot #842 (Sale Order 134 of 198)

A “......Ravenhawk”...... was built by a company called Contemporary Classics, a company started by a retired Boeing engineer back in the early 2000’......s. The car was built in 2008 and I have had it registered and on the road up here in NY. The idea here was to make a car that looked like a 1933 Ford roadster but drove like something sold today. The base car is actually a C5 Corvette with all the drive train and chassis pretty much in place. It is meant to be reliable and be fixed at a Chevy dealer. The LS2 engine has 405 HP and it has a 6 speed manual transmission. It has power steering, power brakes, a/c, power top and great stereo as well as a backup camera, proximity warning and remote alarm and locks. Every works. It is comfortable and weather tight with the top up. A well engineered hot rod. I believe that there where a couple of dozen made and sold and the original sticker was north of 100K. A modern reliable Hot Rod that handles like a sports car with all the driving conveniences. PROCEEDS DONATED TO DOUBLE H RANCH by Consignor!

1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe

Lot #843 (Sale Order 135 of 198)

1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe. Hudson dominated NASCAR as one of the hottest performing cars in stock car racing. Stars like Marshall Teague and Herb Thomas made Hudson the well deserved fame it so deserved to be. The icon continued as Doc Hudson in the more recent movie "Cars". We have been fortunate enough to purchase and now offer this stunning example of a 1953 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe powered by the famous 308 cu in flathead six cylinder engine coupled to a 3-speed manual transmission and overdrive, This low mile car has wonderful paint, body and chrome. The color is Hudson's two tone Robin's Egg Green and Blue Grass Green. With green cloth interior all accented with wide whitewall tires Estimate: $33,000-$37,000

1956 Studebaker Hawk

Lot #845 (Sale Order 136 of 198)

1956 Studebaker Sky Hawk *289 cu in - 210 hp *3 Speed Automatic Transmission *Power Steering and Brakes *Only year of the Sky Hawk *Correct equipment *Frame Off restoration *Radial Tires *Stainless Exhaust 2 Tone Black over yellow, Frame off restoration in 2007

1955 Bentley R Type

Lot #846 (Sale Order 137 of 198)

The Epitome of Luxury! Coach by Freestone Webb! All Aluminum Body Bentley! Original Car with no modifications and an older restoration that has lasted very well. These cars were owned by the Very Wealthy of the Era and still draws many Ooooh's and Aaaah's. The R-Type was an improvement on Bentley's popular MK VI standard saloon, and was produced from 1952 until 1955. It has an elongated trunk which allowed for more sweeping lines. Very Rare Indeed! CHASSIS NUMBER 'B101 UL' Though the Bentley was so expensive and coveted they managed to produce 2500 units. ONLY 295 OF THEM WERE 'COACH BUILT BODIES' Most of them being left hand drives. OUR EXAMPLE IS AN EARLY BUILT '101' AND A RIGHT HAND DRIVE! THIS GENERATION 'R-TYPE' REMAINS THE LAST OF THE BENTLEYS TO BE SOLD WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISSION. Beautiful Car with the Ever Appealing Sweeping Lines and Oh, those Fenders and Headlights! Gorgeous! Very few R-Types were Freestone & Webb! Enjoy this Bentley and Watch your Investment Grow! While approximately 80% of R-Type production were delivered with steel saloon bodies, just over 300 examples left the factory in bare chassis form. Around thirty are believed to have been bodied by Northwest London coachbuilder Freestone & Webb, with this example rendered in aluminum coachwork. The Black and Tan finish shows well This Car has Full Leather Interior Push Button Start Rear Convenience Trays It's Original Tire Tools Simply Magnificent! During development it was referred to as the Bentley Mark VII; the chassis cards for these cars describe them as Bentley 7. The R Type name which is now usually applied stems from chassis series RT. The front of the saloon model was identical to the Mark VI, but the boot (trunk) was almost doubled in capacity.[citation needed] The engine displacement was approximately 4½... litres, as fitted to later versions of the Mark VI. An automatic choke was fitted to the R-type's carburettor. The attachment of the rear springs to the chassis was altered in detail between the Mark VI and the R Type. For buyers looking for a more distinctive car, a decreasing number had custom coachwork available from the dwindling number of UK coachbuilders. These ranged from the grand flowing lines of Freestone and Webb's conservative, almost prewar shapes, to the practical conversions of Harold Radford which including a clamshell style tailgate and folding rear seats. All R Type models use an iron-block/aluminium-head straight-six engine fed by twin SU Type H6 carburettors.[citation needed] The basic engine displaced 4,566 cc (278.6 cu in) with a 92 mm (3.62 in) bore and 114.3 mm (4.50 in) stroke. A four-speed manual transmission was standard with a four-speed automatic option becoming standard on later cars. Estimate: $40,000-$45,000

1950 Oldsmobile 88 Rocket

Lot #847 (Sale Order 138 of 198)

1950 Oldsmobile 88 Convertible This 1950 Oldsmobile has had the same owner for the last sixty five years. It is equipped with its original engine, four speed Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, independent front suspension and semi-floating rear axle. The engine compartment is nicely detailed and the Oldsmobile Rocket name is spelled out on the valve covers. THis vehicle is in a class by itself! Estimate: $62,000-$65,000

1958 Chevrolet Impala

Lot #848 (Sale Order 139 of 198)

1958 CHEVY IMPALA 1958 marked the 50th anniversary of General Motors. To celebrate, all the divisions of GM were tasked to create a special model. Chevrolet introduces the Impala to replacing the Bel-Air as the top of the line. The new Chevy was lower, longer, and wider than its predecessors. The old perimeter-type of frame was replaced by an elongated “......X”...... that improved torsion rigidity and allowed for lower placement of the passenger compartment. With a more rigid body, lower center of gravity and using coil instead of leaf spring in the rear, this was the best handling Chevy up to then. We are offering a fine example of a 1st generation Impala for auction. This 100% rotisserie restored hard top has only been driven a few miles since restoration. This handsome coral colored Impala has a fine coral/black interior that still has the original AM radio and clock. The exterior is set off with California bumpers both front and rear. All the chrome has been done in triple plate show chrome. It has power steering and brakes. Under the hood, brand new for 1958, is a Type W Turbo-Thrust 348 ci V-8. The V-8 has a tri-power set up that puts out 280 hp. It is connected to, a correct, Turbo glide transmission. All the hot gases go through dual aluminized tailpipes and muffler. Too long late 1950’......s and early 1960’......s Chevys have lived in the shadow of the “......Tri-Five”....... The time has come for these cars to shine on their own in terms collectability and value. This 1958 Impala will be a great car and investment. Estimate: $65,000-$70,000

1953 Cadillac Series 62

Lot #849 (Sale Order 140 of 198)

Attention original car collectors. The Holy Grail has been found. An original 1953 Cadillac Series 62 convertible that has been taken care of its entire life. This vehicle is finished in cobalt blue (original paint), original blue leather and topped off with dark tan convertible roof. Powered by a 331 C.I. V-8 mated to a silky smooth hydramatic transmission that drives effortlessly as an original car should drive. It has power top, guidematic light, power windows, power seat, AM radio, heater, power steering, and power brakes. It is very rare to find an original car to this standard plus only 36,572 original miles. We sold this vehicle to a very prominent collector 10 years ago and we repurchased the vehicle from the collector. You found it! Estimate:$90,000-$100,000

1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner Retractable

Lot #850 (Sale Order 141 of 198)

This extremely rare, highly optioned, ten-time award-winning 1957 Ford E-Code Skyliner is one of only thirty eight ever built by Ford with the dual quad set-up. In addition, this rare Skyliner has also undergone a meticulous concourse rotisserie restoration -- every detail of this car is restored to exact factory specifications. This 1957 marvel was restored by Bill Nolan at Showcase Restorations in Salem, New Hampshire with over 30 years of experience with award-winning retractable hardtops. The body of the car has been flawlessly finished with Ford’......s iconic Torch Red and Colonial White paints. The interior has been painstakingly restored with the correct red and white Airweave seats. The extensive list of factory options installed on this Skyliner includes: the E-Code Dual Quad HiPo Engine, factory Selectaire Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Seats, Town & Country Signal Seek Radio, Fender Skirts, Fender Mirrors, Exhaust Deflectors, Back-up lights and Windshield Washer. Every component of the retractable hardtop system has been completely rebuilt, serviced, and adjusted to meet factory specifications. All of the wiring harnesses in the entire car are brand new. Since completing its restoration in 2017, this exceptional Skyliner has competed for and won the following awards: AACA National First Prize Junior (2017), Senior Award (2018), Grand National Award (2019), AACA Preservation Award and Best in Class Concourse d’......Elegance. In addition to these prestigious awards, this car scored over 1,000 points and won Best of Show and People’......s Choice at both the 2017 and 2018 International Ford Retractable Club National Shows. Estimate: $200,000-$210,000

1945 Chris Craft Utility

Lot #851 (Sale Order 142 of 198)

1945 22' Chris Craft Utility - restored in 2007. Simply beautiful example of a Vintage Chris Craft - Mercruiser 350 V8 provides turn key reliability. New gauges, canvas boat cover, fresh coat of paint and varnish in 2018. Boat professionally restored and maintained by Reets Boatworks, Mayfield, NY. Includes 2001 Searr tanden axle trailer. *Original Engine and Engine Cover Included (NOTE: To be picked up at a Dealer in Mayfield NY)

1955 Packard Caribbean

Lot #852 (Sale Order 143 of 198)

For 1955, Packard introduced an all new overhead valve V8 to replace their antiquated straight 8 to compete directly with Cadillac. In top spec as found in their most expensive model, the Caribbean, the 352cid version featured Rochester dual 4-barrel carburetors and was rated at an impressive 275hp with 355 ft/lbs of torque, which topped Cadillac's heavier Eldorado by 5hp and 10 ft/lbs. The Caribbean also featured Packard's highly advanced torsion level suspension, which soaks up any road surface, no matter how imperfect, in a relaxed, effortless manner. It wowed the editors at Motor Trend Magazine, who proclaimed that the Packard can "float you through severest of bumps with the greatest of ease." Priced at nearly $6,000, just 500 Caribbean’......s were built for 1955. This Caribbean is nicely presented, finished in a tri color paint scheme of White Jade/Zircon/Sapphire Poly with factory correct white and blue two-tone leather interior. This special California/Arizona car has benefitted from body-up restoration in 2002 and has been driven sparingly ever since. Everything has been maintained in excellent condition. This Packard drives as it should and is loaded with extras such as superbly working torsion bar self-leveling suspension, dual Rochester 4 BBL carbs, power windows, power steering, Easamaticpower brakes, power seat and power operated soft top. Also included is the Wonderbar signal seeking radio and dual exhaust. This car also features the optional real chrome wire wheels with wide white wall tires. This Packard would make the new owner proud wherever it is seen, and he/she should enjoy the Packard’......s performance for many miles and many years to come. Estimate: $70,000-$80,000

1959 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #853 (Sale Order 144 of 198)

1959 Chevrolet Corvette *283 cu in - V8 *4 Speed Manual Transmission *White Wall Tires *Gorgeous Corvette! Estimate: $70,000-$75,000

1959 Chrysler Windsor

Lot #854 (Sale Order 145 of 198)

1959 Chrysler Windsor *383 Golden Lion - V8 - 305 *Power Steering & Brakes *After Market Air Conditioning

1970 Porsche 911 S

Lot #855 (Sale Order 146 of 198)

The Porsche 911 is perhaps one of the automotive histories longest-running models. As a result, it is also a car that is continually being re-engineered, redeveloped, and improved upon generation after generation, all while keeping the classic lines and experience of the famed 911 intact. The first production model was introduced in 1964/65, but it was evident that by 1968 a change was necessary. The plan was to offer a range of models within the 911 line-up. The result by 1969 was 3 different 911’......s to choose from, the T, E, and S variants of which all could be tailored for the ordering customer with a variety of interesting options. The T was the base model which by 1970 still had carburation; the E and S variants were both fuel-injected and offered additional power and a top speed over the T. The S however was the pinnacle of power for production 911 models in 1970. It offered the type 911/02 motor which produced 178HP and higher top speed than any before it. This was Porsche entering into its prime and these “......long-hood”...... 911’......s would go down in history as the most coveted and a true representation of what a 911 should be. The example on offer, Chassis # 9110300418 offers a genuine lineage of ownership and an inviting condition. Comparing the car to the accompanying Porsche Certificate of Authenticity, we can see that it sports its original colors. It even has some unique options such as a 110 Liter Fuel Tank, raised front seat by 20MM and a raised steering wheel hub. Most importantly though, this “......S”...... retains its original engine, number 6300402. Beyond the excellent presentation, there is something just as important that one doesn’......t always have the opportunity to acquire when purchasing a collector car, to any degree. That something is history. In this particular 911’......s case, extremely well-documented history, on paper, from day one to current with no gaps or inconsistencies. From its original sale to its most recent oil change, the lineage of who, where, what, when and even why can be clearly understood. A rarity but also a treasure not to be overlooked

1959 Volkswagen Custom

Lot #856 (Sale Order 147 of 198)

1959 Volkswagen Single Cab Custom pickup truck A superb example of the Volkswagen Single Cab pickup truck variation restored to perfection. In looking at this unique and memorable VW truck you will see a remarkable devotion to detail by an enthusiast who knows his VWs and has owned some 18 Volkswagens. Purchased in 2013, the truck was already redone but then after a small engine fire, the owner again totally restored this vehicle bringing it to an unbelievable level of quality and authenticity. The body was fully prepped and totally repainted in beautiful “......Sealing Wax Red”....... The restoration shop used a two-stage system for the Axalta base coats and clear coats. The interior including the bench seat were not damaged in the fire and so is in pristine condition down to the period correct VW seat belts. Of course the engine had to be replaced in the back of the truck so the 2275 cc air cooled four cylinder is totally new and has been extensively improved with new internals including Weber carbs, a Pertonix ignition system and a stainless steel exhaust system. The steering box was replaced with a rebuilt box and the Barndoor steering wheel with the right model. The wiring harness was also replaced. In addition to the new power plant the truck was raised up to the stock level via adjustable front beam/rear spring plates. The wheels were replaced with the correct 15-inch steel wheels with the rims and front bumper repainted in white. The owner, a woodworking enthusiast, redid the truck bed with slats of hard maple and black walnut wood. All were finished with four coats of Spar Varnish and then locked in place. An interesting innovation on these VW trucks was the raised bed so wheel wells don’......t interfere with the cargo space and all three sides are hinged and can fold down allowing full access for loading the bed…......not that you would want to given the beautiful wood slats. Already a show award winner, this unique and beautiful VW pickup is certain to go on winning awards for the new owner. Estimate: $90,000-$110,000

1963 Austin-Healey Sprite MK II

Lot #857 (Sale Order 148 of 198)

1963 Austin Healey Sprite MK II The owner says this car has undergone a ground up restoration using all factory parts. This is a better than new example of a popular British sports car. The A-H Sprite MK II replaced the famed “......bug eye”...... Sprite with a bigger motor, new styling but the same great handling. Really popular, these cars saw lots of active use and abuse so a superb example like this car showing 70,400 miles is rare indeed. The body was stripped down to bare metal and professionally repainted in a striking pink color that will certainly get this car noticed. Under the hood everything is either new or rebuilt. Internally the 1275 cc engine was also professionally rebuilt with all new internals including balanced and lightened pistons and crank. The SU H52 carburetors are new as is a stainless steel exhaust system. Many parts under the hood are powder coated. In front are new Lucas headlamps. According to the owner the wiring harness is also new. The suspension has been rebuilt with new elliptical springs and shocks. The wire wheels are also new. Also new in the interior are the top, tonneau cover (both Robbins Everflex), side curtains, wood carpet and leather seats as well as a Les Leston steering wheel. It even comes with a reproduction Donald Healey Motor Co. baby seat. Estimate: $30,000-$35,000

1972 Maserati Tipo Indy

Lot #858 (Sale Order 149 of 198)

1972 Maserati Indy Tipo 116 Production of the Indy ended in 1975. In total 1,104 were produced,[4] 440 of them Indy 4.2s, 364 Indy 4.7s and 300 Indy 4.9s. Manufactured 7/17/72 One of 300 4900s From 1971 the two new versions, destined for the North American market were renamed the Indy America. It was during this year that a 4.9-litre engine was added to the range, this Indy now boasted the same power unit as the Ghibli SS but with a slightly lower power output of 320 bhp (against the Ghibli's 335 bhp) giving the Indy a top speed of 170 mph (280 kph). Seller’......s Description: This 1972 Maserati Indy 4900 Coupe is a special car that has been in the same family since it rolled off the lot at Algar Ferrari in Philadelphia. All numbers match. Driven sparingly by three generatons of owners, this Indy spent the majority of its life garaged and covered. Lovingly restored over the past decade, this gorgeous GT car drives beautifully and is in excellent mechanical condition. Manufactured 7/17/72 this car is one of 300 4900s. For the past decade the car has undergone a complete mechanical overhaul and tuning by Rennsport Automotive in Bedford Hills, NY. All systems are in excellent working order. All service records dating back to the 1980s are available, and the car has never been in an accident. Some body repair work has been done on the driver's side door, the gas tanks have been replaced, all rubber is new, and every replacement part has been supplied by MIE corp in Washington State. While a full frame-off restoration was not completed, almost every inch of this car, inside and out, has been restored to like-new condition. New paint, restored interior. Estimate: $50,000-$60,000

1963 Austin-Healey 3000

Lot #859 (Sale Order 150 of 198)

1963 Austin Healey 3000 Mark II This 1962 Austin Healey convertible was purchased from a private collection from central North Carolina. It comes optioned with wire wheels, heater, adjustable steering column, laminated windscreen, overdrive, road speed tires, and blue Tonneau cover. A recent tune up and fluid change has been completed and this beauty runs and drives great. Estimate: $52,000-$55,000

1965 Porsche 911

Lot #860 (Sale Order 151 of 198)

Original condition/sympathetically restored and maintained ‘......one owner’...... 1965 911 sold with original CA Pink slip, Danish Bill of Sale from Tourist Delivery, Kardex, and import & shipping documentation. Numbers matching, including doors and engine lid. Fantastic original Special Order color combination of Bali Blau exterior with original/unrestored Red interior! Life-long Northern California and rust/accident-free Porsche. Mechanically the original owner has kept this 911 up to a high nic, always keeping it driving and handling down the road like a new car. Currently running Webers, a Solex carb system including air box, linkage, and fuel pump is included in the sale. The engine has just been rebuilt by 45 year Porsche specialist and new brakes, shocks and misc other work just completed as well. Receipts for transmission rebuild prior to a professional single stage Glasurit paint job way back in 2005. Upon completion of the paintwork, the body was reassembled with all new body seals and stored away/kept under cover in climate controlled storage until just recently. Floor pans, rockers, front trunk, and jamb metal is all original and rust free. Estimate: $250,000-$275,000

1967 Brabham BT-21

Lot #861 (Sale Order 152 of 198)

Full Documantation from new - Dick Smothers' First Professional Race Car Historical Race Winner Concours Brabham Award Winner Race Ready Spares Package Available Please note this vehicle is being sold on Bill of Sale only. Estimate: $90,000-$100,000

1962 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #862 (Sale Order 153 of 198)

We are offering for auction an award winning example of the last year of the C-1. At the 2009 NCACN Concours Gold, it was awarded 977 out of a 1000. It won a Senior Award at the Vermont Automobile Enthusiasts meet in 2009. A Good Guys “......Display of Excellence”...... at Rhinebeck in 2016. This ‘......Vette has a black exterior with a red vinyl interior which are the original colors. The car is powered by, first year offered, a classic 327 small block with a Carter 4 bbl AFB making 300 hp. The power is handled by a 4 speed. As it appears on the title, this Corvette has 182,617 original miles. The soft top is white vinyl but there is also a hardtop available. Estimate: $85,000-$100,000

1967 Austin-Healey 3000 BJ8 MK III

Lot #863 (Sale Order 154 of 198)

Up for consideration at Saratoga Auto Museum Auction 2019 is what I consider one of the nicest 1967 Austin Healey BJ8’......s in the country. The Austin-Healey was born from the Healey Hundred, first shown at the 1952 Earls Court Motor Show. British Motor Industry legend Sir Leonard Lord, soon convinced Healey that Austin should build the car and thus gave birth to the Austin-Healey 100. The Austin-Healey's design and appeal as a true British Sports Car, resulted in strong sales across the globe in the late 1950's and early 60's. Over time the design and drive train matured to the 6-cylinder Austin-Healey 3000, which featured a more comfortable interior, improved braking, and suspension. 1967 would marque the last production model year of the Austin-Healey 3000, the last of the great "Big Healeys" and is considered by many to be the pinnacle of the Austin-Healey brand. This 1967 Austin Healey 3000 was first delivered in Europe as a "Personal Export Delivery", most likely the first owner, a US Soldier stationed in Europe. Personal Export Delivery is indicated on the Certificate of Heritage. Sometime between January 1967 and September 1969, the car was shipped back to the United States and the soldier/owner in Ohio, first registered the car in the US in 1969. We purchased the car from that owner and have a copy of the first 1969 Ohio title. This Healey was factory built as a black car with red interior. We decided to change the color to Golden Beige Metallic during restoration which is a true color for the 67 model year Healeys. The red vinyl was also change to a more Maroon Connolly leather. The mechanicals are all numbers matching and they are indicated on the Certificate of Heritage. The owner in Ohio drove the car regularly for a period of years, and then decided in the early 1980's to perform mechanical rebuild of the Engine and Transmission. Like many restorations, the idea seemed good. While the mechanicals were out of the car, the owner then decided to freshen up the interior. Most of the interior was then pulled out. While the interior was out, it was then decided to give the car a quick paint job. Well, you know how that goes..... this project stalled and the car sat in the dry garage for a period of about 25 years. Photo’......s verify a very comprehensive restoration performed on this Austin Healey. This 1967 Austin Healey 3000 was purchased from the previous owner in Ohio in late 2015 and started a comprehensive nut and bolt rotisserie, body off restoration by Knut Holzer, British Restoration Corporation. Knut and his shop of experienced restorers have restored upwards of 450 Austin Healeys and Jaguars over a period of 30 years. In my opinion, this is the Premier Restoration Shop in the Country for Healeys. All of the original body panels were in good condition and used in the restoration. The engine and transmission were rebuilt by a Machine shop in Pennsylvania that specializes in British Cars. Engine was balanced and line bored. Engine was built 20 over, with Performance cam. Engine was built to be about 170 hp. HD8 cabs were rebuilt and polished. 2" Stainless Steel Sport exhaust system (Europe), great sound. The stock starter and oil filter housing both have been rebuilt and are on the car. Original stock radiator was sent out and fitted with an additional core for cooling. We also installed a thermostatic electric fan installed before the radiator (hardly visible). The stock 4 speed transmission with electric overdrive have been completely rebuilt and operate flawlessly. Differential have been fully restored with stock ring and pinion, bearings and seals. New front coils. Rebuilt rear leaf springs. All brake and clutch hydraulics are new or restored. Steering column has been rebuilt. Heater box restored, pedal box restored. New horns, complete new wiring harness, all new lights and housings. Lucas yellow 576 fog lights (need to be wired), Lucas 24 hrs Lemans head lamps. Gauges rebuilt/restored by Nisonger, New York. All new triple plated chrome (Europe). All new glass, even the vent windows. New old stock Triplex Windshield. Restored Convertible top frame. 5 New Dayton 72 spoke Wheels and adapters. Tires are Vredestein 185 Sport Sprints. Tires and wheels have been balanced by Hendricks speed shop ($800 balance). Carpet Wool is light Maroon Wilton Wool. The full interior is light Maroon Connolly leather. Seat belts are Maroon and period correct lap belts. The Convertible top, Boot cover and full Toneau cover and all Mohair and were manufactured in Europe. The paint is Glasurit, German base/clear paint. All body panels, inside of the tub and boot as well as the underside of the car has all been sprayed in base and then clear coat. The paint on this car is flawless. The fit of the body panels is remarkable. The body panels were fitted probably 8 times throughout the restoration to ensure a great fit and perfect gaps. There was no expense spared in this restoration wo

1971 Chevron B19

Lot #864 (Sale Order 155 of 198)

Concours Winning Chevron B-19 Driven to Victories by Brian Redman and Bertil Roos Race Ready Fill Documentation with log Books Comprehensive Record of Track Setups of over 10 years Comprehensive Spares Available Please note this vehicle is being sold on Bill of Sale only. Estimate: $200,000-$210,000

1969 Gulf Mirage M2

Lot #865 (Sale Order 156 of 198)

1969 John Wyer Gulf Mirage M2/300/03 BRM V-12. One of 3 produced by John Wyer Automotive Engineering for the 1969 World Sports Car Championship. Only remaining car returned to its original as raced condition. Complete fresh concours restoration with an emphasis on originality and authenticity. Raced during 1969 season with David Hobbs and Mike Hailwood driving. Highest placed race finisher of the 3 chassis built. Freshened BRM V12 2998cc/182.9cid engine producing 315bhp@10,500 rpm with ZF 5DS25 5-speed gearbox. Chassis consists of aluminum monocoque with rear subframe. Car in race trim weighs 1654 pounds. First time offered for public sale the Mirage has been shown at Monterrey Historics, Sebring, Amelia Island, Greenwhich, Monticello, Radnor Hunt, as well as the Simeone Museum. It is rare that an Iconic John Wyer Gulf racing car is offered for sale and a unique opportunity to own a part of that racing legacy with the Race Ready Mirage M2/300/03. Please note this vehicle is being sold on Bill of Sale only. Estimate: P.O.A.

1964 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #866 (Sale Order 157 of 198)

Nice older restoration, runs and drives beautiful great, sounding motor long time ownership!!!! Estimate: $50,000 - $55,000

1965 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #867 (Sale Order 158 of 198)

This is one of the wildest cars we ever offered for auction. A regular ’......65 Vette is pretty good by itself, but this one goes all in with performance updates. I’......ll just list them: GM ZZ502/502 hp motor Keisler Transmission Engineering Inc. II titanium bell housing TKO600 with internal off set shifter Mini billet shift tower/2 bolt lever Posi-traction with a 3:55 gear MSD ignition Holly 770 carb Forged Aluminum piston This 2008 People’......s Choice winner at Carlisle was created by Flower Power Corvettes of Hancock, Maryland. Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

1974 Pontiac Trans-Am

Lot #868 (Sale Order 159 of 198)

1974 Pontiac Trans Am *455 cu in - V8 *Automatic *Air Conditioning *Power Steering, Brakes, and Windows *PHS Documented *Dual Exhaust Estimate: $30,000-$35,000

1965 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #869 (Sale Order 160 of 198)

1965 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE Owning a C2 Corvette is the dream of more than one or two car lovers. We are offering one of the best. This ’......65 ‘......Vette convertible pushes all the buttons and flips all the switches of any car guy or girl. The ‘......Vette’......s original blue exterior and white leather interior are stunning. The convertible top is white vinyl and powered by the classic 327 cid V-8 with a Holley 4bbl attached to a 4 speed. She is dressed up with chrome side pipes; knock off wheels and an aftermarket stereo with a cassette player. Estimate: $67,000-$72,000

1969 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 500

Lot #870 (Sale Order 161 of 198)

1969 SHELBY GT 500 ONE OWNER! This ’......69 Shelby GT 500 had only one owner for 50 years. The car has been driven only 31,059 miles. Except for a fender touch up (done about 45 years ago) and a replacement OEM starter, this car is original. Though not installed, the original tires are available as are the spare, owner’......s manual, and warranty card and window sticker. Always garaged. Its original paint is Silver Jade as is the black interior. The power comes from a Ford 428 cid V-8 connected to 4 speed manual. It has Posi traction; a fold down rear seat, power steering, power brakes and a dealer installed (1969) AM-FM radio. This Shelby has not been detailed. She is a living piece of history. A once in a lifetime opportunity. Estimate: $125,000-$135,000

1970 Ford Shelby Mustang GT 500

Lot #871 (Sale Order 162 of 198)

One of only 286 Shelby’......s released for 1970 and one of the most desirable of all the incredible cars produced by Shelby and Ford. The Shelby GT500 at the end of its development delivered serious performance. With the optional “......Drag Pack”...... the 428-cid Super Cobra Jet V8 is reputed to have developed more than 375 hp. The rear also features the “......Traction Lok”...... option to deliver that power to the road. The 3-speed automatic transmission is floor mounted. This is the fast back body style called “......SportsRoof”...... in Calypso orange with the correct Shelby trim. The interior is in white vinyl. It features power steering and The current owners say the car received a frame off restoration in 1992 with extensive mechanical upgrades to the engine, transmission and rear end. It was repainted in Competition Orange, original hardware was re-plated with correct finish and the factory markings were reapplied per the build sheet. This Shelby GT 500 is in the official Shelby registry and features Carroll Shelby’......s autograph on the air cleaner. Estimate: $100,000-$110,000

1963 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #872 (Sale Order 163 of 198)

1963 Chevrolet Split-Window Coupe The second-generation Corvette Sting Ray stands as a massive landmark in Corvette's rapid rise into a world-beating sports car. This example is a very rare, numbers matching 327ci 340 HP split-window coupe that has just 1618 miles since the recent award winning concours restoration. Finished in Sebring Silver with dark blue interior, this beauty received a NCRS Top Flight honors in September 2015. Purchase will include owner's manual, restoration receipts, show award and some owner history. Estimate: $145,000-$155,000

1966 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #873 (Sale Order 164 of 198)

1966 CORVETTE “......427”......ROADSTER This stunning red 1966 Corvette with red leather interior is powered by a ”......big block”...... 427 cid V-8 that featured 11.1 compression and a bigger Holley 4 bbl on an aluminum manifold. All of this kit makes 425 hp. This manual 4-speed “......Vette”...... has only gone 200 miles since restoration. *427 cu in - V8 - 425 hp *4 Speed Manual Transmission *Telescopic Wheel Knockoffs *Head Rest *Side Pipes *Vinyl Interior *Electric Antenna *Restoration *First Year of the 427 *One of 12 made with these Options Estimate $110,000-$125,000

2005 Spartan Mountain Aire

Lot #874 (Sale Order 165 of 198)

New Consignment information coming soon Estimate: $110,000-$125,000

2018 Dodge Demon

Lot #875 (Sale Order 166 of 198)

2018 Dodge Demon A factory produced drag racer that lives up to the name Demon. With only 848 miles on this particular car it is important to know that there will be no more production of this limited edition Dodge Challenger model. In other words this is a rare and virtually new collector car. The Challenger SRT Demon is even more powerful than the Hellcat version. With some 840 hp from the 6.2-liter Hemi V-8 this Demon, fitted with the Demon Crate package should be able to do the quarter mile in 9.65 seconds and hit 140 mph according to Car and Driver. This 2-door coupe is all black with a black leather interior and black wheels. The floor-mounted shifter is an eight speed automatic and the Demon features a number of upgrades to help it go fast in a straight line. Even though the drag strip is the Demon’......s natural home it does come with some creature comforts including power bucket racing seats, power steering, power brakes, power windows and air conditioning. In other words, you can drive this Demon to car shows. Few contemporary pony-cars can match this car in terms of performance and impact. Estimate: $115,000-$125,000

1920 Ford T-Bucket

Lot #876 (Sale Order 167 of 198)

1920 FORD T ROADSTER THE LUNCHBOX SPECIAL It is rare that one has the opportunity to own not only an extraordinary Hot Rod but a cultural icon. Called The Lunch Special because in 1960 East coast Hot Rod builder legends Fred Steel and Don Spinney wanted to prove you could build a Hot Rod for less than $1,000. Inspired by Norm Grabowski’......s Kookie T-Bucket built for the popular “......hip”...... character on TV’......s 77 Sunset Strip, Steel and Spinney went to work keeping things simple. Chrome was used only as accents; white and maroon paint and a 265 cid Chevy V-8 instead of a more expensive 283 or 327 Chevies. The Lunchbox Special becomes an icon for its place on the cover of the Ventures in Space album in which West coast meets East coast. The subject of numerous magazine articles. An original TyRods and L.A. Roadsters Club member. A true rolling piece of American History. Estimate: $80,000-$90,000

1936 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup

Lot #877 (Sale Order 168 of 198)

Custom built rat rod on a hand built chassis Full air ride set up Runs great and drives even better All patina is real Tons of custom metal work Winner of the Down and Dirty award at Syracuse nationals Very reliable and well built All the glass is functional and all gauges work Truck is like new underneath New ACCU Air Suspension Estimate: $15,000-$20,000

1939 Plymouth Custom

Lot #878 (Sale Order 169 of 198)

1939 Plymouth Convertible This is a very rare rumble seat convertible that is in absolutely great condition both mechanically and cosmetically. It is 80% original with excellent maintenance history. Unusual options include leather interior, full fender skirts, factory radio, chrome bumper-end guards, chrome bumper mounted grill protector, fog lights, wheel beauty rings, rare "angel wing" window vents and wide white wall tires. This classy convertible has had the same owner for many year and drives exceptionally well. Estimate: $40,000-$45,000

1930 Packard 740 Roadster

Lot #879 (Sale Order 170 of 198)

1930 PACKARD 740 ROADSTER Produced from August 1929, the Custom Eight was offered as an upgrade from the Standard Eight giving it a longer wheelbase. This 7th series used the same inline 8 motor but now with a Detroit Lubricator up draft carb. A very low gear was added to the 3 speed for better moving from stop but most didn’......t use them. Estimate: $125,000-$135,000

1932 Chevrolet Confederate 5 Window Coupe

Lot #880 (Sale Order 171 of 198)

1932 Chevrolet Confederate 5 Window Coupe *350- V8 - 325 hp *Automatic *Air Conditioning *Naugahyde *Mustang 2 Front End *Great Driver with many awards, 100 AMP chrome alternator-new last year, Walker radiator, electric cooling fans, custom diamond plate naugahyde interior and trunk. Estimate: $30,000-$35,000

1934 Chevrolet Master

Lot #881 (Sale Order 172 of 198)

This beautiful 1934 Chevy Master Coupe underwent a complete nut & bolt restoration that ended in 2013. Since then, the car has been driven about 1900 miles. Everything was disassembled and stripped to bare metal. The powertrain was all redone as well as suspension, chrome, body work and paint to a high standard fit and finish. A LeBaron Bonney complete upholstery interior found its way to compliment the dash and gauge panel set. Among the option, the very nice fender mount spare tires with hard cover’......s and the rear luggage rack are a very nice addition to this beautiful piece of history. This car was same family owned since 1943 for 76 year's. Estimate: $33,000-$35,000

1929 Essex Super Six

Lot #882 (Sale Order 173 of 198)

This is a first rate modern hot rod with a vintage look and feel the body is aesthetically stock in appearance but actually has been modified extensively, from the all steel roof to the hand fabricated steel hood,and the sculpted grill shell. The chassis is all box tubing with Corvette suspension front and rear. The powertrain is really what sets the car apart from the rest, it has a torque monster turbo intercooled 3.9 4BT Cummins Diesel mated to a GM Turbo 400 the spent fuel is sent threw a full T.I.G. welded stainless exhaust system. After installing sound deadening in every nook and cranny the interior was wrapped in a butter soft grey leather with blue accent panels and a touch of real wood at the door panels, headliner, and the one off hand made steering wheel. All chrome has been re-plated to perfection. The window glass is all safety or tempered and the side glass has a slight tint. The gauge cluster is the original to the car but has been up dated with all modern instrumentation. The 4 full size reclining seats are covered in the same leather for an amazingly comfortable drive. The power sun roof and tilt out windshield ad to the hot rod experience and comfort. Every effort was made to source high quality parts that are made in the USA including the 24 karat gold plated DAYTON wire wheels and the vintage ford steering column. The entire build was documented in photographs and paper work. The Essex has won many awards and always draws a crowd, not often is a car so beautifully executed and such a pleasure to drive. The car was just at the Syracuse nationals and was pinstriped by ZEEK and some friends for charity at "Arty's Party", it comes with a shirt signed by several of the artists. Estimate: $45,000-$55,000

1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442

Lot #883 (Sale Order 174 of 198)

1967 Oldsmobile 442 This 1967 Oldsmobile W30-undocumented factory original is a concours restoration by Thornton Muscle Cars of Quakertown, Pennsylvania and was built in Lansing, Michigan. This concours restoration includes rare factory rally package, 400cid engine with M21 Muncie 4 speed. It is a matching numbers car finished in factory Spanish red(code R). Options and accessories include plastic wheel wells, factory rally gauges, battery mounted in trunk, bucket seats with console, AM/FM radio and Factory RAM Air. It is one of 373 produced and a super nice vehicle. Estimate: $58,000-$60,000

1985 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #884 (Sale Order 175 of 198)

1985 CORVETTE COUPE This 1985 C-4 two tone blue coupe is a classic blvd cruiser. It is powered by a L98 350 ci V-8 with first year offered Tuned Port Injection (TPI). In ’......85 Chevy rated this motor at 230 hp but the current owner had the engine upgraded by John’......s Corvette of Laconia, New Hampshire to make 350 hp. The L98 is hooked up to a 4 speed automatic that has been updated. The car is loaded for cruising. It has power steering, windows, seats, locks, brakes, and A/C. Above the leather interior is a removable glass sunroof. New seat covers and car cover are included.

1998 Prevost VanTare XL

Lot #885 (Sale Order 176 of 198)

1998 Prevost VanTare XL - Motor Coach 40 Foot Detroit Diesel Series 60, 600hp with a 6 speed automatic Allison transmission. Featuring one slide out, 17.5 KW Power Tech generator, 24 kt gold fixtures, Cruisair air conditioning, two power awnings, BOSE stereo system, granite floors, washer & dryer, Corina counter tops, three TV’......s, and stainless convection oven with microwave. New residential stainless refrigerator, New tires, and new batteries Comes with all owner manuals, all maintenance records. Kept in climate controlled garage. This Prevost Bus was the model bus taken to all the trade shows. Sticker price new in 1998 was $1,000,00. Estimate: $180,000-$200,000

2006 Prevost VanTare Custom Built

Lot #886 (Sale Order 177 of 198)

2006 Prevost Featherlite Vantare H3-45 VIP Motor Home This is a one of a kind, totally custom-built coach. There is no other motor home like it in the world. Prevost has a long history of building the finest motor homes in the universe and Featherlite of Sanford, Florida is known for building exceptional custom bodies on the Prevost platform. Under the direction of the current owner no expense was spared in creating this ultimate experience in motor home luxury. In addition this vehicle has a very low 26,538 miles on the odometer so it is practically new. Powered by a Detroit series 60-diesel 6-cylinder engine that puts out 500 hp to move this motor home along interstates and rural roads. The automatic is a 6-speed. This motor home features power steering and power air brakes. The interior is of course all custom, featuring hand picked leather upholstery from Gloversville in a rich tan with brown trim. Dark mahogany trim is used throughout along with custom carpeting to add additional elegance. Mirrors cover the ceiling throughout. Of course the cabinetry is custom made from rich woods and there is plenty of storage throughout the spacious interior. No creature comfort has been overlooked. Inside this Prevost is quite roomy thanks to using two sliding sections, one in the bedroom and another the front living area. The floor is level throughout. Four air conditioners and a roof air conditioner plus a heated floor all contribute to a high degree of comfort. Entertainment is provided through three TV sets including a drop down 52”...... screen in the main living area, one in the bedroom and a TV mounted in the side of the coach with a slide out cooler. There is also a custom built stereo and radio system with high-end speakers throughout the interior. In addition to elegantly plated fixtures with three sinks this motor home features a full sized refrigerator with icemaker. On the outside this custom built coach is in a metallic gold with a dramatic burgundy swish and blue feathers sweeping to the rear. On the insides the feather motif continues with custom carpets and real feathers stitched into the liner around the main cabin and the bedroom. This is a no expense spared luxury vehicle designed for comfort and road trips of a lifetime. Estimate: $650,000-$750,000

1965 Ford Galaxie 500

Lot #887 (Sale Order 178 of 198)

1965 Ford Galaxy 500 *Convertible w/Power Top *390 cu in - V8 - 410 *Automatic Transmission *Beautiful Copper Paint *A Real Driver! Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

Lot #888 (Sale Order 179 of 198)

1969 Corvette Stingray With only 2,200 miles on the odometer since restoration, this Stingray features a matching numbers 427 V8 that delivers 390 h.p. The owner says the engine has recorded only 1,200 miles since a rebuild and has all the receipts. Power is delivered through a four speed manual transmission. On top of the rebuilt engine is a Rochester 4-barrel carburetor. In a metallic green, this car has a T-top and includes new T-top panels. The interior is in a saddle color with bucket seats. With the rebuild, this Corvette received a new wiring harness, distributor and clutch. It also has new brake calipers, a new power brake booster and master cylinder. Documentation includes window sticker, tank sticker and pre-delivery service and check sheet. These third generation Corvettes remain popular with collectors because they feature great performance with the classic Stingray body style that still turn heads some half a century later. Estimate: $45,000-$50,000

1969 Chevrolet Nova SS Yenko

Lot #889 (Sale Order 180 of 198)

1969 CHEVROLET NOVA SS This is no ordinary NOVA SS. It was purchased new at world famous Yenko Chevrolet. This can be confirmed by the car’......s Protect-O-Plate. The first owner then purchased an aluminum block 427 cid motor from Yenko. The package was sent to Drag legend Bill “......Grumpy”...... Jenkins to build. The current owner has all the paper work to prove it. This truly one of a kind vehicle has been totally restored and has only gone 21 miles since restoration. It has a rare black vinyl top, radio and heater deletes and a M22 “......Rock Crusher”...... transmission. Estimate: $175,000-$200,000

1963 Plymouth Belvedere Max Wedge 426

Lot #890 (Sale Order 181 of 198)

1963 Plymouth Belvedere Max Wedge *426/415 HP Max Wedge Stage II engine *No. 9 of 51 listed in the Chrysler Registry *Push Automatic Transmission *Fresh Restoration *Chrysler Registry report included Estimate: $50,000-$55,000

1965 Ford Cobra

Lot #891 (Sale Order 182 of 198)

1965 Ford Cobra *Back Draft Roadster *V8 - 6 Speed Manual Transmission *Ford 5.0 Coyote Engine *Crystal Red /Steel Grey Stripes Black Interior *World class T 5 6 Speed Manual Transmission *18" Knock Off Aluminum Wheels With Polished Lips & Radial Tires *Heater *Chrome Fire Extinguisher *Mota-Lita Styled Steering Wheel Estimate: $55,000-$60,000

1969 Plymouth Road Runner

Lot #893 (Sale Order 183 of 198)

1969 Road Runner 2 DR Hardtop Period correct 383 727 Automatic transmission Console bucket seats All new sheet metal Frame off restoration two years ago Factory Rallye Green color Edelbrock carburetor and factory intake and exhaust Estimate: $38,000-$40,000

1980 Mercedes-Benz 450SL

Lot #895 (Sale Order 184 of 198)

Restored with repaint and all mechanical tuned up at 120000 miles. Everything works. Brand new convertible top. Nice dark maroon paint with removable hardtop. Restoration included new fenders and wheel chrome. Estimate: $10,000-$11,000

1991 Mercedes-Benz 250 GD

Lot #896 (Sale Order 185 of 198)

This 1991 Daimler Benz GD250 is in amazing condition, recently restored with all amenities in this beautiful classic. 2.5 Diesel engine with only 39200 KILOMETERS( shall we call it new) , 4x4, power brakes, air conditioning, bluetooth radio, fog lights, roll bar, premium wheels and tires, woodgrain rear floor deck with 4 extremely comfortable carbon fiber bucket seats and removable and roll up canvas top! always garaged and professionally maintained. Estimate: $60,000-$65,000

1987 Mercedes-Benz 560SL

Lot #897 (Sale Order 186 of 198)

1987 Mercedes Benz Convertible documented one owner car, from the estate of a Mercedes collector. Always garaged, runs and drives like new! Estimate: $35,000-$40,000

1992 Ferrari 348 TS

Lot #898 (Sale Order 187 of 198)

Absolutely stunning All Original Last model Designed by Enzo Ferrari All tools, books, records, and keys If not the best one of the best All services up to date

1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL

Lot #899 (Sale Order 188 of 198)

The top of the line 560SL was built from 1986 to 1989, exclusively for the North American, Australian and Japanese markets. The Bosch fuel injected, 5,547cc V8 Motor produced 227hp, 279 lb-ft of torque, and tops out around 140 mph. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a four-speed automatic transmission and a limited-slip differential. This beautiful car drives well and is a fun vehicle in which to tour around. Estimate: $16,000-$17,000

1978 Toyota FJ40

Lot #900 (Sale Order 189 of 198)

This a beautifully restored, original FJ40. The FJ40 had a off the frame restoration 3 years ago at Redline Cruisers, Colorado Springs. Two original jump seats and full spare. Includes soft top and hard top. The car is from Colorado and is in excellent condition. Estimate: $39,000-$42,000

1982 Ferrari Mondial

Lot #902 (Sale Order 190 of 198)

1982 Ferrari Mondial The perfect Ferrari 2+2 coupe with relatively low mileage at just over 36,000 miles on the odometer. In Ferrari red, this coupe features a beautiful tan leather interior with plenty of legroom in the back to make this a practical car known for its comfort and handling. The fuel injected V8 produces 214 hp with a 5-speed manual transmission. It features power windows, air conditioning and a sunroof. This is a fun, family Ferrari. Estimate: $29,000-$31,000

1981 Avanti Avanti II

Lot #903 (Sale Order 191 of 198)

1981 Avanti II *2 Door Coupe *305 cu in - V8 *Automatic Transmission *Leather *Air Conditioning *Two Owner Car *Power Steering & Brakes Estimate: $22,000-$25,000

2004 Honda S2000

Lot #904 (Sale Order 192 of 198)

2004 Honda S2000 *Convertible - Power Top *2.2-Liter DOHC 16v VTEC - 4 Cylinder - 240 HP *6 Speed Manual Transmission *All Original Paint and Interior *Leather *Power Steering, Brakes, Windows, & Door Locks *Original Window Sticker *Original Manual *Original Documents Estimate: $22,000-$25,000

1999 Mercedes-Benz CL500

Lot #905 (Sale Order 193 of 198)

With a MSRP of $89212 the CL500 was the king of it's day and of the autobahn. The CL500 was a very low produced car in the U.S for 1999. This example has every option including the appearance package. Everything works has just been serviced and inspected. Loaded with state of the art features and equipment this Mercedes is a pleasure to drive. No issues or lights on.

1963 Lincoln Continental

Lot #906 (Sale Order 194 of 198)

1963 Lincoln Continental This 1963 Lincoln Continental is one of the most fully equipped fine cars in America. It is highly optioned with power windows including vent windows, power steering, power door locks, leather interior, air conditioning, and six way power seat. According to the prior owner, this low mileage classic stayed on a N.C. dealer's showroom for over 35 years attributing to it excellent condition throughout. Estimate: $38,000-$40,000

1962 Dodge Dart

Lot #907 (Sale Order 195 of 198)

1962 Dodge Dart *440 cu in - V8 - 600 plus *Automatic *Rotisserie Restoration *391 Positive Traction Rear End *11 x 2 1/2 Drum Brakes Rear *Disc Brakes Front *3" Dual Exhausts Estimate: $30,000-$33,000

2003 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #908 (Sale Order 196 of 198)

50th Anniversary Corvette, stunning condition, new rubber. Removable hard top roof, leather interior. Well maintained vehicle.

1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS

Lot #909 (Sale Order 197 of 198)

1967 CAMARO RS/SS For auction we have fine example of a first generation Camaro RS/SS coupe. The RS gives you bling –...... hidden headlights, revised taillights, RS badges, and extra bright work. The SS gives you go in the form of a 350 cid L48 V-8 making 300 hp. The handling is upgraded and faux hood air inlets tell everyone you have a SS package. This one has a Powerglide automatic and power brakes. All this with 55,766 actual miles The butternut exterior and butternut interior vinyl are original. Estimate: $25,000-$30,000

1967 Ford Mustang

Lot #910 (Sale Order 198 of 198)

1967 Ford Mustang *289 cu in A-Code - V8 - 271 hp - 4-BBL *Automatic Transmission *Power Steering and Power Top *57,296 Low Miles *Pony Styled Wheels


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