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1990 Toyota Celica st coupe. Currently in restoration, body is all that is left to do and that consists of painting, no major body damage, everything works. all lights function, even rear deck brake light. Well taken care of, I am the 3rd known owner.

One of less than 4,500 convertibles produced for the 3rd generation Celica - this nice example is currently offered on Ebay USA with a buy-it-now price of $7,900 (USD). This was the final series of Celica built in the rear wheel drive format, but the first offered as factory-backed convertible, with Toyota contracting American Specialty Cars of California to undertake conversions to the Coupes. The bodies were pre-strengthened in the Toyota factory in Japan, before being shipped to the US for...

This GT-S Celica convertible was advertised on Ebay USA in June 2017, with bids only up to $1,950, with 5 hours remaining. The GT-S convertibles were built in conjunction with American Specialty Cars in California, and were originally released in a limited edition of 200 units in 1984. For the 1985 year, a further 4,248 cars were built. We consider these Celica convertibles particularly special cars because they were Toyota's first factory endorsed convertible (despite being built by an external...

The rear wheel drive 240Z featured a 2.4L inline 6 cylinder engine that produced 113KW and 198Nm of torque. This was a significant amount of power for a car from the 70s era that weighed just over 1000kgs. Being rear wheel drive with independent rear suspension and a significant amount of breaking power from the front disc brakes the 240z did not shy away from out handling some of the european competition. This is a dream restorers car, it is not every day you find a straight bodied 240z that...

Asking $19,900 (USD) in June 2017, this Grand Wagoneer is currently listed on Hemmings and appears to be in relatively good order, providing reasonable value in comparison to several others seen online recently (with some excellent examples asking over $40,000). The Wagoneer's were exceptionally popular in the US and several other export markets, being the first 'luxury' SUV, and also had an excellent towing capability. The Grand Wagoneer was the high-end Wagoneer model, and had remained on the...

This car was the mark of the start of the American pickup era. Over the previous couple of decades since the introduction of the pickup originally by Ford Australia, the pickup became more tame as the typical owner of these vehicles moved to the suburbs. unlike its european counterparts and much like every other American car the size of the F series of pickup trucks became bigger and bigger. This example of a 1956 F100 (Fords entry level pickup) is an example of when Ford was producing more...

A very good unspoilt low mileage example After 12 years stored in a heated garage it is now under new ownership (3rd owner from new) and back on the road

The Puma is a rare car in Australia, these Brazilian produced Volkswagen based coupes make for a great collectors item. Produced in very limited numbers it has exotic looks but the ease of simple VW mechanics. Powered by a VW beetle 1600cc aircooled twin port engine it performs well because of its light weight and has a sporty driving position. This example has been fully restored and is in showroom condition (please see photos). This all origional car is currently for sale in Australia and the...

This great example was offered on Ebay USA in June 2017, with the seller confirming it was sold new in Atlanta, Georgia in 1969, and has been in the Atlanta area ever since. The car was purchased by the seller 12 years ago, and it has been well maintained since, having been kept in a dry warehouse. An expensive paint job was done to the car 10 years ago and looks brilliant. Other than the paint work, the seller confirms the car is all-original, and runs very well. If you have a rare Mercedes...

Currently on Ebay USA, this 1987 XJ-S claims to be an original TWR enhanced car, of which only a few hundred are believed to have been produced (prior to the 1988 TWR JaguarSport merger cars). We're quite sceptical of the car being a genuine TWR item, as the wheels are not correct and no additional evidence (outside of the bodykit images) has been provided by the seller. As we've discussed in our XJ-S TWR information guide, the difficulty with these cars is that TWR customers could opt for as...

The GTI Golf Cabriolet is very rare variation of the GTI that was sold in Europe and Canada from 1980 to 1993 (earlier years for the mk1). This model shared the same drive train as other GTIs that featured the 1.6L inline 4 cylinder mated to a 5 speed manual gearbox. The biggest difference from an engineering standpoint besides the lack of roof was the reinforced chassis that was introduced because of the lack of structural stability that usually was provided by the roof. These cars are an icon...

This is a very Rare find in Victoria Australia, an original 1956 VW Type 2 (Kombi Van). These cars are very hard to find as VW was known for their lack of rust proofing of their cars during production and most of its brothers have fallen to the test of time. The condition of this particular example is much better than what the photos describe. Most of the original panels are fine and in key places on the chassis there is only surface rust and the van holds most of its structural rigidity. This...