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Car in process of being recommisioned, actually saved this from being broke for parts now numbers are getting low, been enjoyable project the 2 months i've owned it.

Car has sat for 2 years - was imported directly from Germany for an Embassy and an ambassador was driving it. The car is in fair condition for its age, and everything is there, however, it does not start and interior will need some attention (some sun damage). Everything is original, no modifications or upgrades. This vehicle is perfect candidate for restoration, with the C140 coupes fas becoming future classics.

This is an exceptionally rare 1964 Studebaker R-2 Daytona Hardtop, which we spotted listed on ebay USA in August 2019. Much of tjhis wording heer comes directly from the original advertoisement. Fitted with a factory 289 cubic inch Paxton supercharged engine and full performance package. The package included: Heavy duty springs and shocks, power front disc brakes, 3.73 Twin Traction rear end, dual exhaust, rear radius rods, rear stabilizer bar, tachometer, 160 mph speedometer, front bucket seats...

Subaru Impreza WRX STI version 2 (Japanese Domestic Market - Imported to New Zealand) First full production STI (first version was taken off WRX production line with STI 'bits' added after) Factory standard except for big bore exhuast 202kw 271bhp 367Nm

We spotted this GTS for sale on automart South Africa - and it appers to have th GTS flares, rear badge, yet 10 inch wheels. Something strange is going on with teh data plate where it appears to have a double print where the late GTS model code sits. It could be a modified 1275E - and the owner was not advertising it as a GTS. However, the 1144BA chassis number and the flares make us think it is. The 10 inch wheel would mean the disc brakes would have had to have been removed though... Anyone...

The first example on our register, a genuine Keonig enhanced 500SEC twin turbo V8. It's the first time i've seen one advertised so thought it would be a good idea to keep a record of it on this register. At the time this one was advertised, the seller noted the car was imported from Germany years ago, and had the following modifications done by Koenig Specials (KN): – Body – Suspension – BBS Rims – Twin Turbo – Very exquisite Recaro Classic Seats The car was originally black and was completely...

This 88 model was advertised on Ebay USA in July 2019. Reasonably high mileage (186,000), but like most old Mercs this doesn't really show and the car looks in good order. THe seller at the time noted the car was in excellent condition with no major issues, and drived well. One of a large number of 560SECs for sale in the USA - presumably the car's biggest market. They are a very affordable modern classic at the moment, but few of them are available with low mileage.

Spotted on Craigslist in July 2019, no chassis number recorded. Looks to be Laguna Blue Metallic - but that was a 1065 colour. If anyone has any history on this example please let us know. One of very few 66 Sports Sedan Daytonas built. See the others on the register below. At the time this car was advertised, the seller noted: I believe this car was last driven in the early 1990’s and sat in a barn from then till 2010. In 2010 until now it has sat in my garage. The car has 80,156 miles on it...

Spotted on autoscout.com, there are quite anumber of the Gamma coupes advertised in Europe and very low prices (particularly compared with their asking prices in countries like the USA and Australia, where very few were sold. This is the first we've got on the register, located in Austria (2019). Looks complete and original, with a bit of tidying up needed. If you own one, please sign up and add yours to the register.

Build number 038 was spotted for sale on Facebook in mid-2019. Navy blue, the car was advertised as complete but needing a respray. The Spare wheel is cracked thru a spoke, and the rest had gutter rash. A couple bubbles of rust are visible in the outer sill. At the time it was asking only 6,000 AUD - one of the cheapest FBTs we've seen. Check out the other FBT Fairlanes on the register below. If you have one, add yours so we can retain the details of these late Aussie muscle Fairlanes.