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CARS FOR SALE OR TRADE · Please call Michael Rolls, 203-377-6745, ext 37
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1952 Jaguar C-Type by Proteus XKC055
• 1952 C-Type customer specification
• 1953 factory racing updates
• Long history in private ownership
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1953 Aston Martin DB2/4 - $ POA
This is a well prepared Aston Martin for historic rally or road use. Fresh 3-liter engine. Numerous upgrades include: Triple Webbers, fire system, enlarged Dunlop brakes, oil cooler, MSD ignition system, rally computer and many others. It boasts proven performance in the Carrera and, with very little effort, could be made race ready again.
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1959 Chevrolet Corvette Roadster – $85,000
This 1959 Corvette has been the subject of an extensive older restoration. In the current ownership, this example has been sorted to provide a usable and fine example of the model.
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1986 Autocraft MK IV Cobra – $125,000
A superb example of AC history complete with modern conveniences. All emissions, original equipment and records, along with build sheet, are available.
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1989 Lamborghini Countach, 25th Anniversary Edition – $124,995
This last and most aggressive Countach is the pinnacle of its breed. It has been consistently and meticulously maintained and has always taken 1st or 2nd in its class at the various events where it has been shown. |
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1951 Allard K2 Roadster – $147,500
The Allard K2 was produced until 1952, with just 119 built. The few imported to the U.S. were quickly adopted by road racers and were exceptionally successful.
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1964 Cobra – $47,500
This Cobra is a kit car with a real difference due to serious upgrades. A real treat to drive with a superb power to weight ratio.
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1962 Lotus Super 7 – $49,000
Arguably the most enjoyable sport car ever built, this numbers-matching Lotus Super 7 has undergone a recent ground-up restoration. No expense was spared.
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1970 Jaguar Series II E-Type Roadster – $40,000
Not a show car, but a superior example of the Jaguar Series II E Type whose evolutionary history resulted in a much better, more adaptable, comfortable and reliable Jaguar. |
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1962 Jaguar MK-X Saloon – $17,500
Luxuriously opulent, this majestic vehicle still holds the record as Britain’s widest car. Though physically fit in finish and body, this example could use some interior reconditioning. This is a chance to own some Jaguar history.
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1987 BMW M6 – $12,000
A good example of a preserved original that runs and drives well. Vehicle is originally from California and has very good bones. |
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1964 Jaguar E-Type Fixed Head Coupe – $25,000
Awaiting completion of restoration, this E-Type Jaguar promises to become once again an exemplar of an all-time sensation considered by some to be the world’s most beautiful automobile. |
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1974 Porsche 914 2.0 Roadster – $19,995
This is a car that has benefitted from a very careful life. This vehicle has been carefully restored with the original color code and matching interior. Everything is as it should be, and the car drives and runs perfectly. |
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1970 Land Rover Series IIA 88
This is a terrific example of an older restoration. In recent years the car has seen a new galvanized frame installed and the engine was rebuilt roughly 10 years ago. It runs and drives as it should. A great vehicle to take to the islands in the North East.
Please inquire for more information.
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1961 Austin Healey Bug Eye Sprite
This is an example with excellent bones and rust free. While being an older restoration and not driven for some time all bits are present and it appears that the interior was redone not too long ago. The body is straight and essentially ready for a fresh coat of paint. This is a great opportunity for the do-it-yourselfer.
Please inquire from more information
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1966 MGB Roadster – $15,000
A car that redefined the sensibilities of enthusiasts.of British motorcars.
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1954 Volkswagen Beetle – $19,995
The original, legendary Volkswagen Beetle. A time capsule example, sought for years by VW enthusiasts.
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1967 Jaguar 3.8 Mark II – $46,995
Jaguar’s seminal MK2 saloon set the standard for the class throughout its entire production life and today remains highly prized by enthusiasts.
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1927 Ford Model T Coupe – $19,500
The Model T offered is an excellent restored example of the final year of production. The 2-door coupe body style was offered from 1909-1912 and again from 1917-1927. While it is frequently said that Henry Ford said the Model T was available “in any color as long as it was black”, this is not true.
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1956 Chevrolet 150 Glass Sedan Delivery – $50,000
This 1956 Chevy 150 Glass Sedan Delivery has been totally restored as a Resto-Rod.
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1973 Datsun 240Z – $27,500
An immaculate example of a legendary automobile, restored to high specification. Updated with blueprinted 2.8-liter, 5-speed, suspension and brakes. Original 2.4-liter engine and 4-speed transmission also available.
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2005 Aston Martin DB9 Volante
The DB9 offers an unbeatable sleek design that showcases an aggressive stance, large wheels, and head and tail lamps that attest to the vehicle’s prestige and class.
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1958 Rudd Speed Austin Healey 100-6 – $44,500
After the birth of the Austin Healey marque, the Austin Healey 100-6 gained fame as the finest expression of the line, a true sports car and a “stunt plane for the road.” |
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1996 Corvette Coupe Collector Edition – $17,500
Very few vehicles elicit the same kind of satisfaction as the Chevrolet Corvette. The “Vette” is a symbol of childhood dreams and grown-up triumph. The only true American sports car, this car stands for excellence and is an icon as a high-performance and dynamic sports vehicle.
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1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT Veloce
This is a matching numbers example with 41,379 miles from new. This car is an original survivor showing some signs of age. Mechanically the car is well sorted. Please enquire. |
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1964 Aston Martin DB5 Vantage Convertible |
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1973 Porsche 911 RS |
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1971 Mercedes 280 SE 3.5 Cabriolet – $125,000
One of the last hand-built cars from Mercedes shows refinement in the interior, as well as in the fit and finish. The 280 3.5 Cabriolet is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. |
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1964 Elva Courier –$25,000
In total, less than 700 Couriers were ever built . This Elva Courier was not a commercial success, but the model's success as a race car is a different story. |
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1974 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV – $21,000
This 1974 Alfa Romeo 200 GTV descends from an incredible design and configuration course of development. Specifically, this example is a solid driver that is largely original. |
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1963 Buick Riviera Sport Coupe – $39,950
Billed at its inception as “America’s Bid for a Great New International Classic Car,” this car certainly ranks among the finest surviving examples imaginable. Ready to show or go. |
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1963 Porsche 356B Super Cabriolet – $80,000
Well preserved and maintained by Automotive Restorations Inc., this is a matching-numbers car, as documented by Porsche. A great choice for the collector or casual driver. |
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1954 Austin-Healey 100M Le Mans Roadster – $79,000
This beautiful example is a post-production converted Austin Healey 100M Le Mans roadster, confirmed by both a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust certificate and a 100M “Le Mans” Registry. |
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1966 TR4A Roadster – $24,995
Driveable, reliable, and meticulously maintained, this roadster represents the ultimate development of the legendary Vanguard. |
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1964 21-Window Volkswagen Bus – $50,000
In many ways, this rarest of Volkswagen buses was the Cadillac of its breed and the exemplar of the “Flower Power” generation.
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1973 Triumph TR6 Roadster $16,500
This car is not your typical Triumph TR6; many performance enhancements have been made, creating a true performer in the TR6 world.
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1937 Ford Woodie Wagon – $74,950
A chance to own an unmolested Ford Woodie, this is a great piece of American history that would look great on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket or the Berkshires.
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1967 Pontiac GTO HO Convertible – $67,995
360HP HO Correct Engine, 4 Spd, A/C, Power Everything, Rally Wheels, Very Rare reclining Passenger Seat, Fully Restored. 88K miles. This is a near perfect example. Comes with original build sheet and GM documentation / known history. Front Disc Brakes and Positraction. Everything operates as it should and the car drives beautifully. |
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1971 Karmann Ghia Cabriolet – $33,000
A showroom-fresh example of the Karmann Ghia, Volkswagen’s low-key, high-quality sports car built between 1955 and 1974. Its design was credited to Italian carrozeria Ghia, while production was assigned to the independent German manufacturer Karmann. This car is finished in Sunshine Yellow with black interior and shows absolutely no signs of use.
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1964 Sunbeam Tiger MKI – $25,000
With sporty performance and streamlined good looks, this is an older restoration that is mechanically well sorted for everyday motoring. |
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1967 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII – $50,000
The Austin Healey 3000 was launched at the New York Motor Show in 1959. The MKIII developed in 1964 into a car with a top speed of 121mph and 0-60 times dipping below 10 seconds. This 1967 Austin Healey 3000 Mk III # HBJ8U/42573G is equipped with a 4-Speed Manual transmission with overdrive.
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1966 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII – $45,000
The Austin Healey 3000 was launched at the New York Motor Show in 1959. The MKIII was developed in 1964 into a car with a top speed of 121mph and 0-60 times dipping below 10 seconds. This 1966 Austin Healey 3000 Mk III #HBJ8L31228 is equipped with a 4 Speed Manual transmission with overdrive. |
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1954 Siata Balbo Coupe – $790,000
Reputed to be one of eight left in existence, this example has gone through a complete restoration. It is such a rare example that it is eligible for the Mille Miglia, Colorado Grand and major Concours. As delivered in 1954, it has a Fiat 8V engine coupled to Fiat 4-speed gear box. Great car, exceptionally rare and beautiful. |
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1966 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage – $150,000
This is an original example of the successor to the famous car that James Bond drove in several film versions of enthusiast Ian Fleming’s 007 thrillers. Ready for your own excitement — stirring, not shaken.
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1973 Volvo 1800ES Sport Wagon
An outstanding example of a unique, original one-owner Volvo 1800ES Sport Wagon restored to perfection. Ready for pit, paddock or vintage rallying.
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1971 Triumph TR6 with Overdrive
This TR6 has gone through a substantive restoration in England, including a complete rebuild of its original 2498cc Twin-Carbureted Inline Six Motor (built to factory specification), and it's Synchronized 4-Speed Overdrive Transmission (OD on 3rd/4th gears). Other items refurbished or replaced include but are not limited to: Clutch Master & Slave Cylinders, Radiator, Oil Cooler, Suspension, and Brakes. This beautiful roadster is quick, reliable, and a real pleasure to drive. A great British collectible that can be driven every day. |
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1974 BMW 2002 Turbo
The ultimate development of the original Ultimate Driving Machine, restored to perfection in classic Charmonix White “Extraordinarily Collectible.” - Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car
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1936 Packard Twelve Model 1407 Opera Coupe – $115,000
Own an exceptional example of Packard history in this Fourteenth Series Opera Coupe, incorporating all of the features of the MacCauley-de Sakhnoffsky Packard design evolution and Packard’s legendary Twelve.
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1947 HRG 1100 Sports – $50,000
This little known survivor of English automotive history handles with precision and steers with authority. A marvel to drive and a superb addition to any collection for vintage racing or historic rallying.
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1976 BMW 2002
An opportunity to own the BMW that established the marque in the U.S.
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