This is a 2-owner, “GO Package” equipped 1968 AMC AMX with only 42,583 ACTUAL MILES. This stunning 2-door hardtop is finished in a Blue exterior with White racing stripes that run across the hood, roof,…
This 1974 BMW 3.0CS has spent its entire life in Vancouver, BC, Canada, with the previous owner having cared for it for 30 years before it was acquired by us in 2023. Finished in Sienna…
The 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham is a rare and iconic piece of automotive history, often compared to a fleeting shooting star. With only 304 units produced in its second and final year of manufacture, it…
The reason every Triumph TR6 driver seemed to sport a polo neck was likely to hide their cravats. But while style was part of the package, the sharp, chiseled exterior of the TR6 concealed a…
Sunbeam promoted the Tiger as the fastest car in the world priced under $3,700, offering an affordable way to experience speed and precision handling without the high price tag of a Cobra or Corvette. According…
The 1969 Dodge Super Bee A12 is a standout muscle car from the peak of American performance vehicle history. It is part of Dodge’s A12 package, which was specifically created to provide remarkable speed and…
The Model 48 was introduced in 1935 to build on the success of the 1934 model. It was available in 10 different body styles, offering a variety of choices for buyers. In 1936, the design…
This 1970 Volkswagen Beetle is a timeless example of automotive nostalgia. This model features an eye-catching blue and white exterior that perfectly embodies the vintage allure, enhanced by a matching blue and white interior. The…
Carroll Shelby, the creator of the 1965-1966 Shelby GT-350, was a Texas chicken farmer who had a notable stint as a driver for Enzo Ferrari in the 1950s. After retiring from racing in 1960 due…
Introducing a breathtaking 1955 Chevrolet Nomad that effortlessly merges timeless elegance with modern amenities. This iconic vehicle showcases an eye-catching orange exterior, expertly painted by the prestigious House of Kolor, featuring a base clear finish…
The AMC Gremlin was a line of subcompact economy cars introduced in the 1971 model year. Built on a shortened Hornet platform, the Gremlin was available exclusively as a two-door hatchback. Although the Gremlin only…
This 1965 production 1600cc Veloce Spider stands out as a highly desirable classic, presented in a striking blue over red color scheme. With meticulous restoration and attention to detail, it represents an outstanding example of…
The Jeepster (VJ) holds a unique place in automotive history as the last phaeton-style open-bodied vehicle produced by a U.S. automaker. Instead of roll-down windows, it utilized side curtains for weather protection, emphasizing its classic…
During a press conference on Tuesday, shadow infrastructure minister Bridget McKenzie and shadow energy minister Ted O’Brien repeatedly labeled the government’s updated vehicle emissions regulations as a “car tax,” despite contrary assertions from Toyota’s Matthew…
This 1964 Lincoln Continental Convertible is a remarkable vehicle with a rich history of meticulous maintenance and tasteful upgrades, making it a rare find in excellent condition. The car is currently titled in Wyoming and…
This stunning 1964 Buick Riviera is presented in a striking Marlin Blue exterior, capturing the essence of vintage luxury and timeless style. The exterior is beautifully complemented by a refined blue interior, offering a cohesive…
The Studebaker Commander represents a piece of American automotive history from a company that originated in Indiana in 1852. Initially, the Studebaker family specialized in crafting buggies and carriages as coachbuilders. Eventually transitioning into the…
This fully restored 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass S is a prime example of American muscle at its finest. It boasts a Ram Air 442 hood, a powerful Corvette LS1 5.7-liter V8 engine, and a 6-speed manual…
Presenting this magnificent 1964 Jaguar E-Type 3.8L Series 1 Roadster. Currently, the car boasts a striking Burgundy exterior paired with a Black interior, but according to its Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust Certificate, this E-Type originally…
In 1968, Plymouth revolutionized muscle car marketing with the introduction of the Road Runner, a cost-effective yet high-performance vehicle that shattered budget barriers. This innovation followed the limited success of the 1967 GTX, where the…
This two-door hardtop Cadillac, boasting factory air conditioning and iconic fins, is in remarkable original condition with matching numbers and a clean California title in hand. A shining example of American automotive excellence, this classic…
This is no ordinary work truck—it came fully loaded straight from the factory! Featuring the premium Cheyenne Super trim inside and out, this truck includes factory-installed air conditioning, power steering, power disc brakes, automatic transmission,…
This 1949 Mercury Eight has remarkably survived the test of time without being transformed into a custom lead sled, a rarity for these iconic coupes! As a well-preserved original with a repaint, the Berwick Green…
The Porsche 356 A Coupe made its debut in late 1955, quickly establishing itself as the most popular body style within the 356 A lineup. Nearly 6,000 T1 Coupes were manufactured, effectively doubling the production…
We proudly present a striking 1965 Pontiac GTO in our showroom. This classic muscle car features a 389-cubic-inch engine stamped with the original factory WT engine code, enhanced with an added Tri-Power carburetor system. Paired…
