stuff we drool about

1965 Manx Dune Buggy

The iconic Meyers Manx Dune Buggy was designed initially for desert racing by boat builder and surfer Bruce Meyers back in 1964. It quickly became popular for dominating dune racing in its time, and was eventually also released in a street-oriented model. At the time, as other firms rushed to replicate the design and layout, hundreds of thousands of Manx-style buggies soon flooded the market. In total, only approximately 7,000 original Manx dune buggies were produced from 1964-1971, including this pristine example 1965 Meyers Manxter 2+2 that was subject to a ground-up restoration, and comes with a Meyers Manx registry authentication plaque, identifying it as number "0461".



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1966 Ferrari 275 GTB

This stunning 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/6C, chassis 08577, is a remarkable piece of automotive history. Built in May 1966, this model features the desirable "Long Nose" Scaglietti body, torque tube transaxle, and six Weber 40 DCN9 carburettors. Originally finished in Amaranto with a Beige Connolly leather interior, it was first delivered to Belgium and then sold to the U.S. in 1968. After decades of ownership changes, the car was rest...
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1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible

Auction house RM Sotheby´s will be offering bidders this weekend a chance to own this unique 1968 Shelby GT350 Convertible, one of only 404. This is one of the desirable 4-speed manual cars, with factory-fitted air conditioning, and it has a dashboard signed by Carroll Shelby. It is in pristine condition and painted in a stunning blue and white color combination, with matching white folding roof, alloy wheels, and period-correct Firestone Wide Oval tires. The beaut...
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1977 FORD BRONCO

Unleash nostalgia on the roads with this 1977 Ford Bronco, a meticulously upgraded classic that seamlessly blends vintage charm with modern enhancements. Dressed in a captivating dark blue metallic finish, this Bronco features a chrome front bumper, power-retractable side steps, and a rear bumper- panel. The addition of wheel arch flares, eight-hole alloy wheels, and 35x12.5-inch General Grabber A/T tires enhances its off-road capabilities. ...
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