PVC rear wing testing

 

Getting to where you need to be

 

1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic replica

A Bugatti Type 57 Gangloff saloon that was rebodied in 1996 with a hand built aluminum body. The five year project was part of the Gene Ponder collection. The collection was sold by Sotheby's in 2022. The Bugatti sold for $1,115,000. More information and pictures at Sotheby's

https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/gp22/lots/r0097-1938-bugatti-type-57sc-atlantic-recreation-by-erik-koux/

Eagle Speedster

 Hand built in England and based on the E-type. Why settle for a totally restored E-type for about $100,000 when you can have the Speedster for $500,000? Have a look at the Eagle site to see what they offer.

Ill-prepared

 

Brooklyn cruiser

Just a fun project by the owner of Williamsburg Pizza in Brooklyn. Read a bit more about it here. 

Failed jump attempt

 

Maximus Minimus food truck, Sydney, Austrailia

 

October 1929

 In need of cash after the stock market crash this man put his car up for sale.

1957 Eldorado Brougham

 

The Cadillac Eldorado Brougham was introduced in 1957 and Cadillac boasted that it was the "Standard of the World". The car was priced at $13,074 (adjusted for inflation that is the equivalent of $150,000 today). There were 400 cars made in 1957 and 304 in 1958 when production stopped. Supposedly they lost $10,000 on each car.

1935 Humber 12 Vogue

 

High water Model T

 Trilacoochee Ford in Green Swamp, Florida sold the conversion kit

Bedtime with Dad

 

Over the edge

 

Sleeper

 

1955 Oldsmobile airport limousine

Cool bus

 

1954 Allard Clipper

 

VW inspired helicopter

 

While it is not an operable helicopter it is an interesting art object. Read about it at CarBuzz 

https://carbuzz.com/this-vw-bus-helicopter-is-neither-of-those-things-anymore/

1955 Alfa Romeo Autotutto camper

 

This Alfa Romeo camper van sold for 80,500 Euros on Bring A Trailer in February 2025. It is beautifully refurbished and would certainly garner a lot of attention in any campground. See the listing on Bring a Trailer

Wrong place, wrong time

 

Visiting the Grand Canyon in 1914

 

Taking a shortcut

 

One off based on a 1959 Cadillac

 

Stickers and more

 

Autobianchi Bianchina Cabriolet

 Audrey Hepburn drove a car like this in the movie "How to Steal a Million" and another was seen in a chase seen in The Pink Panther.

1939 Adler 2 liter limosuine

 

Maserrati

 This one off Maserati 450S Costin-Zagato was produced in 1957.

Anxiously awaiting Winter

 

Big dog

 

The Daedalus

Kris Heil designed and hand-built The Daedalus over a seventeen year period. It received rave reviews at the The Quail concours. Kris worked on the car after retiring as a firefighter. While on his way to another concours event on a nearly deserted road he was rear-ended by another driver. The car was totaled.

 

Vauxhall Corsa GSE Vision Gran Turismo

This electric concept from Vauxhall boosts 789 bhp from a dual-motor powertrain. It weighs 2580 lbs (1170 kg) and is said to accelerate to 62mph in 2 seconds.

New Map Solyto TC-7

The small truck was popular in the middle of the last century in France. It appeared in 1952 and was made by the French motorcycle company New Map. It was powered by a 125cc motorcycle engine and had a three speed gearbox. Production ended in 1974 but it was common to see them in use through the 1980's. Total production was 4000.

Road ready Morris Minor

 

Congo roadway

 

The Big Banana

 Visit the Big Banana Car's page here.

1970 Ferrari Modulo 512S

 

The Modulo was a concept vehicle that was designed by Pininfarina and was first shown at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show. Powered by a Ferrari V12 that produced 550hp and was capable of 220mph. The zero to 60mph speed was said to be 3 seconds.

1970 M718a1 ambulance

This vehicle was designed to transport up to three wounded soldiers from the battlefield or rough terrain. It was configured as an ambulance by installing a kit on a standard M151a2 MUTT.

Camaro concept

 

Rat rod

 Built from a T-28 fuselage and powered by a GM engine

1984 Tritan A2

 A total of ten vehicles were made and seven survive. Power by a 440cc rotary engine delivering 80mpg. Used as delivery vehicles by Domino's they had a small oven in the rear.

1999 Fend F2000

 A one off prototype that never went into production

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