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The auction ended at $3,750 (USD): Not long to go in this auction for a 1969 Mach 1, here on Ebay USA. It's a big project, with the seller noting the substantial body work required, but the price is fairly reflective of this with bids still under $4,000 (USD), and less than a day remaining. The seller notes this particular car is a 351 H code, as confirmed by the chassis number. Unfortunately, the car is sold without its original engine or transmission. The original colour was Champagne Gold...

One of Australia's finest automotive achievements, the LJ Torana GTR is one of the more rare models on the market. This model featured the 202 block from the Kingswood (3.3L engine in metric terms) which, for the size of the car was quite large. The Torana was released as a mid size car, a direct competitor to Ford's Escort range, these two cars from the competing manufacturers formed quite a competitive bond over the years. This car has been sitting in the garage for the last 23 years. As you...

Arguably one of the most recognizable cars from the era the Ford Mustang Mach 1 has gone down in history as one of the great classics. Featuring Fords's 351 Windsor (producing 216 KW) linked to a four speed manual this car is the ultimate muscle car! Easily identifiable with its "shark front" and bonnet scoops the Mach 1 is a little more defined when compared to the pony mustangs of the mid 1960's, Ford's Mustang had finally grown up! This example if a Mach 1 is in great condition as it...

The Plymouth Road Runner is the almost forgotten muscle car of the American automotive hay days (1960s - 1970s) when compared to the likes of Ford's Mustang, Chevy SS and Camaro. The Road Runner featured larger displacement sized when compared to its counterparts from Detroit with the entry level block size being the 383 cu inch (6.3L) V8. The motor for its time was ahead of the pack with its power output being 250KW and a massive 576Nm of torque to top it off. Plymouth ended up selling in...

This is a great example of an extremely rare Porsche 356A Convertible "D" found on Ebay Australia. The Porsche 356A Convertible D was manufactured for the 1959 model-year only. Easily identified by chrome windshield posts that are bigger and higher than the Speedster, and by the two upper corners making an angle with the top of the chrome frame (rather than the rounded corners of the Speedster). The 1959 Porsche 356A Convertible D, which gets its D from body maker Drauz, is one of the most...

With only 106 built and benefiting from the same mechanicals as the EL GT, this NL FBT is very reasonably priced at $7,200 (AUD) - currently offered here on Gumtree Australia. Edit: The car was found agai for sale in May 2017, asking only 7K, and additional images added. This particular car is build number 90 of 106, finished in its original Navy Blue which the seller notes has a few blemishes - reasonable for a 19 year old car. The kilometres are not so low at 294,000, but the price is...

This is a very rare non turbo charged variant of the 300CD coupe. These were produced in very limited numbers as most of the W123 coupes produced by Mercedes during this era were petrol variants. To make this car even more unique is the fact that this is likely to be one of the only RHD 300CDs in existence as it was brought over from the USA in early 2000 and converted to Australian specifications. As you can see in the photographs it still has the US spec front lights and bumpers. This car is...

The VP Commodore is where we started to see technologies and enhancements make its way into the HSV range. One notable enhancement was the introduction of Independent Rear Suspension (IRS); Holden found this introduction so important it placed IRS badges in the interior as seen in the photographs. 387 of these cars were produced from October 1991 - June 1993. The early 90s is where Holden really started to work on their HSV branding and were differentiating the HSV series a lot more effectively...

The AMC Eagle is a very interesting and influential car, which brought about the concept of "cross-over" vehicles at a time when 4WD was reserved for serious off-roaders and workhorses. The concept of the cross-over has flourished since, with many of today's brands offering products stemming from AMC's innovative idea from the late 70s. This example of a 1982 SX/4 hatch is in fairly good condition, with only a few hours remaining on Ebay USA - bids currently sitting under $4,000 (USD). There...

Basil Green motors is a former car manufacturer based in South Africa. They were best known for tuning Fords as well as producing and racing these cars. This Mk 1 Capri (also known as the Perana) is one of 500 originally made by Basil Green and has the matching numbers to prove it. Basil Green put the 302 Windsor block (replacing the V6 that the car originally came with). This engine was the same block used in the Mustang. When produced this car was a bit of a mix of a Ford Falcon (Australian...

The early naughties is when Holden started to differentiate the HSV from the rest of the commodore range. HSVs before this era were more simplistic, and were considered to many as just a tuned SS with a big spoiler on the back. The VX is where Holden introduced styling changes such as unique rear and front lights and interior panels that were unique to the HSV range. This model also came along with the usual bodykits that HSV was more known for. This Clubsport represents good value at $10,500...