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1977 Mercedes 450 SLC

Up for auction is this 1977 Mercedes 450SLC, finished in red and silver two tone over a cream MB-Tex interior, has a 4.5 liter V8 and a three speed automatic transmission. Most enthusiasts are aware of the AMG version of modern Mercedes, as they represent the fastest versions of any Mercedes model. But in the 70’s and 80’s, they were an independent company that specialized in making both streetand track versions of Mercedes sedans and coupes. So, this SLC is rare and interesting in that it was modified by AMG before it was an official performance division of Mercedes. This example was bought brand new by a woman in Germany, who then moved to California in 1985 and brought her car with her. She wound up having the SLC federalized for her legal use in the United States, which she did for the next two decades. With 114,138 miles, this is a rare version of a rare fixed-head R107 chassis Mercedes, in excellent cosmetic and mechanical shape.

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Morgan Twp, PA, USA

1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS

Up for sale is this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS coupe, finished in LeMans Blue over a black vinyl interior, running a 396 ci V-8 with a four-speed manual transmission, and showing 94,410 miles. This is a very good example of the first generation Camaro, needing a little attention to minor details, but overall possessing a great specification. The lean design of this first-generation Camaro is particularly striking in the color of this example, and the high spec level is a big plus. Equipped with the L89 engine option, this has the ideal motor for a high-performance Camaro from the factory in the late sixties. Though there is some question as to whether this car was L89 equipped from the factory, the engine itself appears to be correct, with the aluminum cylinder heads that drop fifty pounds from the motor, compared to the iron heads on the L78 396 with iron heads.

74,500

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Morgan Twp, PA, USA

36k-Mile 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Up for sale is this 1972 Monte Carlo, finished in Midnight Bronze with a black vinyl roof over a black interior, powered by the 454 cubic inch LS5 V8 running through a 3-speed automatic transmission, with 36,566 miles on the clock. This is an exceptionally clean and well-optioned example of the popular Monte Carlo line, specified with the best performance trim available, with a thoroughly documented and verified history. Ordered originally by Don Sherwood of Sherwood Chevrolet, he worked closely with employees at the Baltimore assembly plant, getting inside information to help with ordering the car to get a rare top specification. This was necessary because technically, Chevrolet had stopped offering the "SS" option for the Monte Carlo, but with that insider help, the options he chose made this a carbon copy of that option, mechanically speaking. With a verified build date of 9/29/71, this is one of the earliest “W” code Monte Carlos known to exist, with more detail available in the pictures that break down how the car was built and verified. The story behind this example is comprehensive, and make this handsome coupe very desirable, both historically and also as an enjoyable Chevy factory muscle car.

67,000

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Morgan Twp, PA, USA

1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe

Up for sale is this 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe, finished in Monza Red over a black interior, with body color removable T-Top panels, and a 454 ci V8 with a four-speed manual. This example with many desirable options and upgrades is very clean, and has been driven 68,168 miles. In 1969, the C3 chassis was only in the second year of production for this generation of Corvette, and was roundly praised for its design. These early examples with the slim chrome bumpers and reverse-rake tail are highly desirable, arguably the “cleanest” design version of this generation. This particular example not only comes in the proper bright, confident color, but also comes equipped with great factory options that mark it out as a proper representation of America’s Sports Car.

62,900

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Santa Barbara, CA, USA

2007 Audi RS4

Up for sale is this 2007 Audi RS4, finished in Misano Red over a black interior, powered by a 4.2 liter V8 running through a six-speed manual transmission, with 47,944 miles on the clock. This Audi is a clean, low mileage example of the B7 chassis RS4, the first time the quickest version of Audi’s A4 line was officially imported to the United States. Compared to the S4 from the same generation, it came with a wider stance covered by flared fenders and more aggressive bodywork, but the main difference was the 420hp 4.2 liter V8. While the base S4 came with a 340hp V8, this version had strengthened internals and an 8000rpm redline, with the six-speed manual being the only transmission, and was available only in the RS4 and the first generation R8 sportscar. The RS4 is full of subtle but important changes, like moving the battery from under the hood to the trunk, for better weight distribution. Sold in the U.S. as a sedan or cabriolet, it was also available as an Avant wagon in overseas markets. In total, the North American market received about 2,000 examples sold here between 2007 and 2008. The Misano Red finish is relatively rare, as many came in the usual variations of grey, silver and black finishes from the era. This example has had two owners, spent its life in Southern California, and is a great option for Audi Quattro enthusiasts.

49,995

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