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1968 Plymouth Road Runner 4-Speed

Up for auction is this 1968 Plymouth Road Runner, finished in burgundy over a black interior, powered by a 383 cubic inch V8 running through a 4-speed manual transmission, with 157,224 miles on the clock. This is a first-year example of the Road Runner, and by being a pillarless coupe, was built later in the production year. This Road Runner went through a comprehensive cosmetic and mechanical restoration, and also saw a full color change from its original Midnight Blue to the custom burgundy finish. Road Runner’s were considered the “race” spec for Dodge’s muscle car, and as such, were focused on performance specifications, but light on luxury amenities and options. This car sticks to the script, with basic instruments, AM radio, wind-up windows and no A/C. This is not a numbers matching Road Runner, but it is running period-correct mechanicals, and is in very good condition overall.

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Morgan Twp, PA, USA

18k-Mile 2011 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport

Up for auction is this 2011 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport Coupe, finished in Jet Stream Blue over a Grey and black interior, powered by a 6.2 liter LS3 V8 running through a six-speed automatic transmission, with 18,492 miles on the clock. The C6 generation of Corvette, produced from 2005 to 2013, was another direct shot at its foreign competitors. With a multitude of engine options and available in both coupe and convertible, there was a flavor suitable for everyone, from a comfy quick boulevard roadster to the track focused LS7 equipped Z06, to the 630hp supercharged ZR1, also known as the Blue Devil. The example here is the Grand Sport trim line, a performance-oriented package a step up from a base Corvette. It features revised shocks and stiffer springs, larger anti-sway bars, bigger wheels made of forged aluminum in 18” front and 19” rear sizes, with 6-piston front brakes, a shorter final-drive ration for better acceleration, bigger spoilers, and front and rear brake ducts for better cooling during hard use. This example, with only 18,492 miles, is a well-kept example, with all the trimmings necessary to make it a good fun day or fun car on a winding road.

2,700

4 Days

Pomona, CA, USA

1956 Ford Thunderbird

Up for auction is this 1956 Ford Thunderbird, finished in Colonial white with a white fabric convertible top over a light blue interior, powered by the 312 cubic-inch Y-block V8 running through the Ford-O-Matic two-speed automatic transmission, showing 47,650 miles. This first-generation example of the Thunderbird is an exceptionally clean example. Ford’s response to the Corvette was this two-seat personal coupe, a configuration Ford immediately gave up on after three years by going for a larger four seat setup for the second generation. Ford only came back to the two-seat configuration for the short-lived reintroduction of the T-bird in the early 2000’s, which did its best to be a modern interpretation of this original. Owned by one family since 1959, with that owner passing it down to his son, the car has been in Southern California its entire life. It was a daily driver for the father, a 15 mile round trip, and then used by the son for two years to get to school. The color spec is original, but this car received both an interior and exterior refurbishment six years ago, and has been stored in the interim. Recent invoices and receipts for work performed are included in the sale. With a simple and extensive known history, this is an excellent example of the first-generation T-Bird, worthy of any collection.

2,100

9 Days

Morgan Twp, PA, USA

900-Mile 1974 Ford Econoline Van Custom

Up for auction is this 1974 Ford Econoline Van with a Terrapin custom conversion, finished in black over a grey and black interior, powered by a 302 cubic inch V8 running through a three-speed manual transmission, with 874 miles showing on the clock. This van is an incredible example of the custom 70’s creations that were so popular at the time, produced by a well-known company specializing in these creations. What makes this example standout is it’s original condition, with less than 1,000 miles ever covered. This is not a restoration example, but a carefully preserved and unused original vehicle. The Econoline van this custom is based on was a popular starting point for these very personal expressions. The Van Life that is so popular lately really started here, when the idea of having a do it all vehicle meant taking all the luxuries of home with you. The 70’s era culture led to this sense of extroverted personal freedom that threw restraint out the window, and this example of that ethos is as perfect a usable time capsule as you could hope to find.

4,000

4 Days