In 1949, Frank Kurtis started building an aluminum-bodied 2-seater sports car under his own name. However, by 1950 he sold the operation to Earl Muntz, who made his fortune selling used cars to returning servicemen, as well as Kaisers and Frazers along with his Muntz television sets. He was known […]
Frame-off rotisserie restoration Procharged 496-ci 800-hp Dart engine Six-speed manual transmission Brembo brakes Air conditioning Estimated over $200,000 invested in restoration
5.0-L Ford Performance Coyote V8 Ford 6R80 automatic transmission Black paint with chrome trim All original sheet metal Recently restored Champion aluminum radiator with electric fans Ford electric steering conversion Independent rear suspension RideTech air suspension Disc brakes on all four corners Vintage Air
Supercharged LS3 engine Roadster Shop chassis AccuAir ENDO CVT suspension RideTech adjustable shocks Solid billet grille Billet turbine wheels Baer 14-inch brakes Tremec 6-speed manual transmission Detroit Trutrac differential Syndicate Series digital gauges and shortened steering column Integrated chrome roll bar, custom aged rawhide leather interior
A990 426 Hemi package Restored to race appearance Rare period racing components W051 Coronet Super Stock Displayed at Floyd Garrett’s Muscle Car Museum
Real “Mr. Norm’s” Super Bee A12 Six Pack Sold at Grand-Spaulding Dodge in Chicago Period-correct 440-ci Magnum Six Pack Edelbrock aluminum manifold Triple Holley carburetors Matching-numbers 4-speed manual transmission Super Trak Pak Dana 60 axle Lift-off fiberglass hood Hubcap, power steering and power brakes delete Correct H-code wheels Original broadcast […]
Traditional-style hot rod with modern drivetrain and conveniences 406-ci small-block Chevrolet engine with 700R4 transmission Custom built by Joe White’s Performance and Machine, Austin, TX Windshield and folding-top assembly chopped two inches Authentic 100% stock Ford steel roadster body
Offered from the Roadmaster Collection Show-quality restoration retaining its mint original interior Features 4-speed manual transmission with Hurst shifter Factory optioned with bucket seats and air conditioning Includes original window sticker, owner’s manuals and Protect-O-Plate Desirable Stage 1 package
The hero car driven by Steve McQueen in the 1968 Warner Bros. film “Bullitt” Featured in the majority of scenes from the legendary car chase through San Francisco Sold to Warner Bros. employee Robert Ross following the film debut
Early-production 427-ci convertible Built in October 1965 L72 engine Sidepipes Close-ratio M21 4-speed gearbox Power steering Finned cast-aluminum knockoff wheels AM/FM radio Removable hard top Milano Maroon paint Saddle leather interior
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