Saratoga Auto Auction Auction Catalog - Saratoga Auto Action - September Sale - DAY TWO Online Auctions

Air Meter

Lot #200A (Sale Order 1 of 143)

Eco-Pole Mounted Air Meter, non-calibrated ESTIMATE: $1,600 - $1,600

1940 Tokheim Gas Pump

Lot #200B (Sale Order 2 of 143)

1940`s Tokhiem 39 gas pump, professionally restored in Super Shell. ESTIMATE: $2,800 - $2,800

1973 Honda MC CB 350 F

Lot #203S (Sale Order 3 of 143)

The Honda CB 350F is an important part of Honda’......s reputation of excellence. Built between 1969 and 1973, this bike was one of the most popular ever made with its performance, price and good looks. Our green bike with only 4,800 miles has the 325.6 cc OHC 180 degree parallel twin giving a top speed for 110mph and 5 speed gear box. ESTIMATE: $2,000 - $4,000

2005 Harley-Davidson Pitbull

Lot #204S (Sale Order 4 of 143)

This Pitbull custom is the perfect bike for those riders who want a minimalist machine but still stands out in any crowd. It comes with chrome two into one exhaust, an analog instrument cluster, chrome engine cover with accents, plus a rake-out front end and a hard-tail look in rear with hidden shock. Our bike is powered by an S &S 117cid V-Twin with a #60 cam. The power goes through a Trans Propa01100 Rivera 6 speed. Power goes to the wheel through a BDL EVO-95 3 inch belt drive with a quiet clutch and Energy One spring * 117cid V-Twin 500hp * 6 speed * Electronic Compression Releases * New Battery

1956 Vespa Ape Good Humor

Lot #205S (Sale Order 5 of 143)

The Piaggio, the parent company of Vespa, line of 3 wheeled trucks has been in production since 1948. The APE (Italian for Bee) is still in production. Comes with a 1956 Murray 3 Wheel pedal car. The only thing I can say about the Good Humor truck is that is cute beyond description. ESTIMATE: $12,000 - $15,000

1969 Siata Spring

Lot #206S (Sale Order 6 of 143)

1969 Siata Spring Cream White with a red interior. Recent mechanical overhaul . Red vinyl interior in great condition. New paint. 1968, after a detailed market research among Italian youth, Siata launched the Siata Spring, a sports car based on parts from Fiat 850, with front end styled by Enrico Fumia in 1966, The Siata Spring was produced until 1970, when Siata went bankrupt. It is estimated that there are less than 350 Siata Springs remaining. ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $15,000

1976 Triumph TR7

Lot #207S (Sale Order 7 of 143)

Victory Edition factory special options: White wheels, vinyl top, stripe kit Comes with embroidered Triumph floor and trunk mats and numerous 8 tracks. Believed to be original paint and interior in excellent condition. Runs and drives great!

1976 MG MGB Rover V8

Lot #208S (Sale Order 8 of 143)

One of the most popular English sports cars ever imported into the United States, the MG B is handsome, rugged and fabulously fun to drive. This particular MG B takes a well-known and beloved car into a totally new dimension. During restoration 10 years ago the owner decided to give the peppy roadster a powerful boost and installed the well-regarded Rover 3.9 liter V8. Amazingly this American designed aluminum block engine is actually 50 pounds lighter than the original and considerably less powerful MG 4 cylinder. So the car has that famous MG handling with way more horses. The Rover engine delivers its power through a three speed automatic transmission with long gears making it an ideal highway cruiser. That restoration was complete including new red paint and a new top which fits over a collapsible frame which provides for a useable trunk. Mini lite wheels were added at that time. MG Bs have always been a fun car but this Rover powered “......hot rod”...... is extra fun. ESTIMATE: $12,500 - $17,500

1960 Vespa 400

Lot #209S (Sale Order 9 of 143)

There few more lucrative investments than a Micro car. There are few Micro cars more interesting than a Vespa. Though an Italian design they were manufactured in France powered by a 0.4 L air cooled inline 2 making 14 hp. Zero to 40 mph 23 seconds and a top speed of 51.8 mph. Our orange example has 10,000 miles with a gray and tan interior. *Great investment * 0.4 l inline 2 * Adorable ESTIMATE: $11,000 - $14,000

1973 Volkswagen Custom

Lot #210S (Sale Order 10 of 143)

Without a doubt the most unusual item we are offering for auction is this motortrike based on the back half of a 1973 VW Beetle and the front half of a Honda motorcycle. The owner built the trike not only to honor baseball in general and specifically the Boston Red Sox, it is also to honor a fallen warrior. The front half was a regular trike owned by a Vietnam vet. The vet loved motorcycles but due to his wounds, he could no longer ride one. The vet built himself a trike. After the vet passed the current owner thought it would be good place to start a tribute. One of the most interesting features is the signed baseball gearshift knob. There is Red Sox legend Rico Petrocelli and Baseball Hall of Fame Pitcher who played for the Baltimore Orioles Jim Palmer. Also, there are the signatures of two women that played in All-American Girls Professional Baseball League during World War 2 -- Shirley Burkovich and Maybelle Blair. Both women were inspirations for characters in the Tom Hank’......s film A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN. Whoever buys this trike and uses for whatever promotion or make it street legal in all states, should keep in mind the heart that went into building it. OPTIONAL TRAILER INCLUDED- PRICE NEGOTIABLE ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

1985 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS

Lot #211S (Sale Order 11 of 143)

In 1985 Chevrolet sold almost 120,000 Monte Carlos. They were sold to those who wanted something a little extra. Something with a little style and might turn a head. It was for those who wanted something that wasn’......t complete sensible but not outrageous. This low mileage (44,000) Monte Carlo is white with a striking red interior with bucket seats in cloth. It should make an excellent entry level collector car. * 5.0 liter V-8 * 150 HP * 4-speed 200-4AR automatic * Power brakes * 44,000 miles ESTIMATE: $7,500 - $12,500

1971 Dodge Dart Swinger

Lot #212S (Sale Order 12 of 143)

This beautiful, "numbers matching", all original and sporty 1971 Dart Swinger in bright red with black, textured vinyl roof has only 33,900 original miles comes with the original owner's manual and build sheet. This car starts, runs, handles and stops as when new. It provides an unusually comfortable ride and will cruise for hours at 70 mph with ease. The 225 cid slant-six engine, paired with its TorqueFlite 3-speed automatic transmission, is renowned for its long life and peppy acceleration. Only the battery and tires are not original to the car. This car draws attention wherever it goes and took first place for originality at "Memories on Wheels" car show, Corinth, NY in 2010 with about 250 cars present. Also won "Favorite 40" at Adirondack Car Enthusiasts show in June 2013, Glens Falls, NY. The only "downside" to this car is the fading/crazing of the paint on the hood and trunk, due to age and sun exposure over the years. The engine, its related components and the engine bay are in remarkable original condition, as is the trunk compartment. The intake manifold gasket was replaced in 2015. Both the intake and exhaust manifolds were professionally machined and repainted in their respective original blue and aluminum VHT paint colors. All lights, gauges and wipers are in proper working order, with exception of the gas gauge. A gas log has been meticulously kept with dates, mileage, usage, price per gallon, etc. and is driven weekly from April to October, averaging 325 miles per year from 2009 to 2017. Options include a black vinyl roof, wood grained sport steering wheel with rim-blow horn, lap and shoulder belts, and Music Master AM radio which is in perfect working condition. ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $15,000

1957 Plymouth Belvedere

Lot #213S (Sale Order 13 of 143)

1957 Plymouth ''Big Finned'' Belvedere Convertible 301ci V8 All Original Body Panels and Numbers Matching V8 Push Button Automatic Transmission Power Top Rare and Often not available to purchase. Historically these cars have not made it this far in age and those who have are tucked away in private collections world wide. There were 3 recorded auction results in the past 8 years between Barrett. Mecum, and RM where they easily topped 75k, 85k, and no sale after again hitting the 80k mark where the seller was not willing to part with it below 95k. Any Mopar or Finned Car Collector Will Appreciate this rare find in this condition... Undercarriage is as nice as top of car. Perfectly Dry and Free of Any Damage or Rot. This Belvedere earned its place in history with phenomenal styling and now obscurity.

1968 Oldsmobile 98

Lot #214S (Sale Order 14 of 143)

This 1968 Oldsmobile is a great entry level collectors car. With its white convertible top and mint condition interior, this is a slick ride. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $20,000

1963 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #215S (Sale Order 15 of 143)

One of a kind custom Thunderbird. Sportster style rear deck (no top). Original matching numbers 390 engine with automatic transmission. Fabulous “......Old School”...... custom paint and interior. Rebuilt engine at 101,000 miles. Rebuilt transmission. 4 Barrel carb and a nine inch rear. Fender skirts and the highly desirable chrome wire wheel covers. New exhaust and tires. Nearly identical paint and interior shown on the 2001 Series Hot Wheels Model. A truly unique ride. ESTIMATE: $17,000 - $25,000

1960 Rambler American

Lot #216S (Sale Order 16 of 143)

This car is one of the rarest in the country and is a real "survivor" in the truest sense of the word. Very few of the 2,994 produced still exist and the unusual Cinnamon Bronze and Frost White color combination may be the only one in existence. It is a "numbers matching" car, nearly all original with only 44,670 miles and comes with the original owner's manual. The dash, garnish moldings and steering wheel are also in Cinnamon Bronze. The seats, headliner, door panels are upholstered in coordinating lavender and white, cloth and vinyl materials. It is believed that these are original to the car but the carpeting has been replaced with white, cut pile, not original to the car. The original in-line six cylinder 196 cid, OHV engine and the manual 3-speed transmission provide plenty of "get up and go" and easily cruise at 65mph for hours at a time. The engine, accessories and engine bay are in remarkable original condition and the trunk compartment is immaculate. The "stick shift" lever is quite unusual: instead of traditional mounting on the steering column, as with other cars, it is located on the dash next to the steering wheel, in a ball joint configuration! This is virtually a rust free car with only minor paint chips and scratches, expected in a car of its' age. All chrome, stainless moldings, emblems, bezels and mirrors are original to the car, with no dents or dings, with exception of one small dent in the right door molding. It has a working AM dial radio, but the antenna needs mounting. The heater/defrost are in good working order, as are all gauges, lights wipers. This car placed Second for 1950-1961 Stock Vehicles at a show sponsored by Adirondack Car Enthusiasts, in August of 2015 and was a "FAVORITE 40" in the June 2015 ACE annual car show, Glens Falls, NY. ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $15,000

1955 Oldsmobile Super 88

Lot #217S (Sale Order 17 of 143)

In 1955 the Olds Super 88 was the top of the line below the Olds 98 and a highly desirable car as a somewhat sedate classic. However, this is no ordinary restored Super 88, this car has been given a new lease on life with a modern and powerful “......big block”...... 403 cu. in. (6.6 liter) V8, Edelbrock carbs and a new GM YH350 3-speed automatic transmission. This 4-door sedan will be a surprise to anyone thinking it is an outdated relic with poor performance! It has been restored in an attractive blue and white two-tone style paint. The chrome is in excellent shape, which is important on the mid-50s GM cars that relied heavily on bright work to enhance the styling. The owner says is has never shown rust in the bodywork. The interior is redone in grey cloth. With a new, more powerful engine this is an impressive refreshing of a classic from the mid-50s. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $18,000

1966 Chevrolet Pickup

Lot #218S (Sale Order 18 of 143)

This truck runs great! It has a solid body and is a great driver in excellent condition! * 8 lug 16' wheels * Custom camper special * Upgraded stereo * Duel gas tanks Estimate: 10,000 - 20,000

1935 Ford Model 48

Lot #219S (Sale Order 19 of 143)

Acquired this deluxe, 2 door "slantback" 6 years ago. It had been restored off-the-frame by a previous owner and the underside looks excellent. All steel is original. Have 1,000+ miles on a late '36 engine (insert main bearings), which was professionally restored. Installed a '37 steering box, 6.00R16 Coker tires and tube shocks on front = very good handling. Upholstery is in good condition and all instruments work. Has new wiring harnesses and mirrors, including vanity. Mechanical brakes with rebuilt cross-shaft work very well. A matching spare tire cover, car cover, manuals and most receipts are included. This car has proudly carried numerous military veterans in local parades. ESTIMATE: $17,500 - $25,000

1971 Aristocrat Camper

Lot #220S (Sale Order 20 of 143)

This is a vintage camper restored with the coke theme. Tows down the road like a dream, absolutely no leaks! * 110 lighting inside * Complete restoration * Ford Fairlane taillights * All new lighting * Cragar wheel caps Estimate: $4,500 - $5,500

1917 Buick D 34/35

Lot #221S (Sale Order 21 of 143)

This is an interesting and fun classic. It’......s a 1917 Buick D34 or 35, which started life as either a touring car or roadster. The four-cylinder engine puts out 33 HP. Basic black it is now an open cab truck. The owner believes it was converted into a truck during the depression at a time when hard-times called for ingenuity and making the most of what you had. Another possibility is the idea that trucks received a larger gas ration during the war. Whatever the explanation this is certainly something different in the way of interesting classics. ESTIMATE: $14,000 - $19,000

1938 Cape Dory Sailboat

Lot #222S (Sale Order 22 of 143)

This boat is perfect for coasting on any local body of water. Rigged for racing, you can cut through the water with a lot of speed. Its keel has had led added to it, in order to weigh it down to make turning into the wind a breeze. This cape dory came in 2nd place in a sail race in lake George. It has a spruce boom and mast and is equipped with 2 sets of sails in excellent condition. Trailer included. The boat comes with two full sets of sails. ESTIMATE: $17,500 - $22,500

1914 Fay & Bowen Special Launch

Lot #223S (Sale Order 23 of 143)

Moonlight Serenade was fully restored in 1986 at Morgan Marine( Hacker Boat),She has won 8 ACBS exhibitors awards and peoples choice awards, This Boat is a rare collectible wooden boat that cuts through the water nicely. the same owner has had for 28 years but is cutting down on his wooden boat collection. The hull is number 495 ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

1921 Willys Overland

Lot #224S (Sale Order 24 of 143)

A dramatic street rod based on an original 1921 Willys Overland steel body with a custom Fat Man independent suspension. A two door coupe with oak flooring it sports a special paint job in a metallic green with pin stripping to giving it even more style. Powered by a highly modified and supercharged Chevy small block 355 cu. in. V8 this street rod delivers 650 HP using 202 “......Fuelie”...... heads and a 4 speed automatic transmission. Since being built, this street rod has gone a mere 422 miles. It is certainly a head turner and show winner.

1929 Harley-Davidson J

Lot #226S (Sale Order 25 of 143)

The Harley Davidson “......J”...... was introduced in 1915. It is powered an F Head V-twin of 61 cid. The bike has a 3 speed transmission. We offering a 1929, the last year of production, “......J”...... model for auction. Our “......J”...... is one of 13,068 manufactured that year. It was the only year that Harley equipped the “......J”...... dual bullet headlights, electric switch panel and ammeter on the handle bars and 4 tube “......Pan o’...... Pipes”...... exhaust. ESTIMATE: $23,000 - $28,000

1947 Kaiser Special

Lot #227S (Sale Order 26 of 143)

After World War 2 shipbuilder Henry J Kaiser, whose Liberty ships were important in winning the war, and automobile executive Joseph W Frazer took a huge gamble and formed an automobile company to take on the “......Big Three”....... The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation was formed in 1945 and their first cars went on sale in 1947. The cars were a big hit and in 1948 they claimed a 19 million dollar profit! But, this success was fleeting. The Kaiser and the Frazer (each executive had a model named after them) were the only “......new”...... car available after the war. The “......Big Three”...... could only offer rehashed pre-war cars. Once the “......Big Three”...... started to make truly new cars all things change. Also, it didn’......t help that Kaiser and Frazer disagreed on how to run the company. Frazer left leaving Kaiser to run things by himself until he moved operations overseas but that’......s another story. The Special was the entry level car. It was powered by an L-head IL-6 226 cid motor made by Continental that provided 85 hp. Ahead of its time, the Kaiser had a 3 speed all synchronized transmission. We are offering an extremely original example of the first year of the Kaiser. A true survivor this maybe the most original example of the 66,801 specials manufactured in 1947. Owned by one family for almost sixty years, this is a time capsule still in its original Clay Pipe Gray exterior. -First year manufactured - One owner for nearly 60 years - Driven often - No rust - Always garaged - Never driven in bad weather - For those who love rare survivors - ESTIMATE: $6,500 - $12,500

1951 GMC 150 Series

Lot #228S (Sale Order 27 of 143)

In the collector car world, over the last few years, pickup trucks have become highly collectible and are steadily increasing in value. Before pickup trucks became bestselling staples of the suburban driveway, pickups were considered a hard working but disposable vehicle once their job was done. Just think about how many rusting pickups you’......ve seen abandoned in farm fields. So pickups are hard to find in restorable condition from the 40s and 50s. That’......s what makes this 1951 GMC 150 so special. This frame off restoration is a highly collectible example of a truck from an era when trucks were trucks. The truck was built in St. Louis but was purchased from the restorer in Virginia five years ago and has been part of a local car collection since then. These pickups never appeared in television ads driven by special people in fancy dress clothes dropping the vehicle off at valet parking. This beautiful light blue GMC pickup is a real truck designed to haul hay, seed bags and equipment. It has a four speed manual transmission. Synchromesh was a $40 option. This ¾... ton truck is powered by a 228 cu. In. straight 6-cylinder engine with a single downdraft carburetor. The engine boosts 90 HP at 3200 which means it was designed for low torque. Highly collectible pickup trucks like this example are only going to become more valuable to collectors who love Americana and the real deal. ESTIMATE: $35,000 - $45,000

1951 Mercury Sport Sedan

Lot #229S (Sale Order 28 of 143)

One of the iconic models from the immediate post war era, the 1951 Mercury Sport Sedan is thought to be one of the best looking Mercury of those years thanks in part to its Lincoln inspired styling. One thing all three Ford nameplates shared was the famous Ford flat head V8 engine which was nearing the end of its useful service. What sets the Mercury Sports Sedan’......s engine apart is the larger displacement at 255 cu. in. and different carburation. That flat head V8 still runs very smoothly in this sedan. Shifting is by a column mounted three speed. This striking Maroon four-door sedan underwent a high quality and complete restoration in 2006. The interior is cloth as it should be because this car was restored to be totally original. One of the most interesting features of this Sports Sedan is the suicide doors. Thanks to custom car shops and hot rod enthusiast original 1951 Mercury sedans are hard to find in this condition. ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $30,000

1953 Chevrolet 210

Lot #230S (Sale Order 29 of 143)

By 1953 Chevrolet had decided to scrap their immediate post war models. While sales were still good Ford and Plymouth were gaining on Chevrolet with newer styles that reflected the new national prosperity and optimism. A completely new design, the 1953 Chevys featured three new model names as well. The 210 was the mid-range model for the year. All the models shared a 6 cylinder OHV 235 cu.in. engine but the sport model developed slightly more horsepower. The transmission on this car is a synchromesh three speed. This particular car has undergone a complete high quality restoration. The interior is original in brown cloth. The paint is Bermuda Green over a Fiesta Cream body. It is said to run smoothly and drive well. The 210 Sport Coup is a relatively rare classic and this is a fine example. ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $30,000

1954 Kaiser Manhattan

Lot #231S (Sale Order 30 of 143)

On July 25, 1945, Henry J. Kaiser, producer of Liberty Ships during WWII teamed with Joseph Frazer, Packard executive, and announced the formation of a new corporation, Kaiser-Frazer, which would target the growing post-war demand for automobiles. Leasing Ford’......s Willow Run plant from the War Assets Administration they produced 11,000 cars in 1946. After a few profitable years, the company lost $30 Million in 1949. Frazer left the company. In 1951 Howard “......Dutch”...... Darrin redesigned the company's flagship Kaiser Manhattan. With its rounded roofline, trapezoidal glass treatment, concave waterfall grille and a fender line that curved gently from front to rear, embellished by a slight dip under the rear side window that became known as the “......Darrin Dip,”...... which was echoed by peaks in the windshield and rear windows, it is considered to be one of the most beautiful American designs of the early post-war era. The 1954 Kaiser Manhattan, considered the most elegant of Kaisers, included rear reflective lenses that accentuated the Manhattan's tail fins and a hood scoop that coordinated with the chrome lines of the concave grill. It was advertised as the safest car in America due to its wrap-around bumpers, low center of gravity, drop-out windshield, padded dash and excellent field of view for the driver. 4,107 of these elegant sedans were produced and few remain. This restored and modified '54 Manhattan has survived and remains on the road largely due to the Chevy 350 Small Block V8 and TH350 Transmission that has been swapped for the car's original 6-cylinder 226 cid L head engine and Hydramatic Transmission. Other modifications include: Chevy 10 bolt rear with 3.00 to 1 ratio, 4-wheel power disc brakes, full 1987 Camaro front clip and suspension and power steering. Aside from the AM/FM Cassette deck with rear speakers, the exterior and interior are original, repainted in the original Cream over Teal with reupholstered seats. This was the era of large steering wheels, roomy bench seats, vent windows and plenty of chrome and this car has it all. Awards include: GoodGuys 2011 East Coast Nationals - "Dare to be Different" East Coast Classic Car Association's 2011 Orchard Beach Car & Motor Cycle Show Moonlight Cruisers Classic Car Club Show 2012 Rock N Rods Classic Car Club of New York, Cruise Night 2017 ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $35,000

1956 Dodge Cornet Lancer

Lot #232S (Sale Order 31 of 143)

This rust-free California car is an eye-catcher for sure. It runs and drives great, and comes equipped with full time power steering and power brakes. Its powerflite push button automatic transmission makes for an easy drive.

1956 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #233S (Sale Order 32 of 143)

In 1990 this car underwent a total restoration, and has only been driven 1350 miles sense. It is always garaged. It comes with original build sheet from ford, as well as both original "Swing Arm" convertible to frame and a Black Porthole Hard top. It also has its original "Town and Country" radio and original rear end fender skirts and full wheel covers.

1957 Chrysler 300C

Lot #234S (Sale Order 33 of 143)

The 1957 model year 300C was restyled, featuring a wide front grille and larger tailfins. The Hemi engine was upgraded to 392 cu in (6.4 L) with 375 hp (280 kW), or as a limited edition 390 hp (290 kW) version (18 built, one of which is available in this auction). A convertible model was available for the first time in 1957. The car has a number of red, white, and blue '300C' medallions on the sides, hood, trunk and interior. 1,918 coupes and 484 convertibles were built. Vehicle Information: 1957 Chrysler 300C Body Style: convertible VIN #: 3N572617 Engine Displacement: 392 cu. in- 375 HP- 2 4 bbl carbs Transmission: Torque flite 3 spd Cylinders: 8 Color: red Options: power steering, power brakes Odometer Reading: 100000 * Stored in climate controlled garage (35 years) * Original 1 of 484 built * Original color was Parade Green (which was very rare) ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $30,000

1960 Chevrolet Biscayne

Lot #235S (Sale Order 34 of 143)

Based on a two door Chevy Biscayne, this black hot rod has a vintage 348 cid V-8 with a twin four barrel Edelbrock set up. The 348 is counted to a floor shifted transmission. The new custom interior is black cloth with bench seats, it has new paint, rebuilt rear end, newer brakes, exhaust, shocks, and much more make this a great driving old car! ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $27,500

1963 Lincoln Continental

Lot #236S (Sale Order 35 of 143)

We are offering for auction a recently restored to good condition example of the classic Lincoln. Since restoration, the Continental has traveled 3000 miles and has a total of 65,482 original miles on the clock. The exterior body and top are white. The interior is black and white combination of vinyl and leather. It is powered by the classic 460 cid motor with automatic transmission. It has had the same owner for the last twenty years who has always kept it covered. It has power trunk, and its curved windows give it a unique look. This is a perfect car to drive around in or a good place to start for a complete restoration. ESTIMATE: $35,000 -$45,000

1966 Ford Mustang K-Code

Lot #237S (Sale Order 36 of 143)

The 1966 Ford Mustang GT K-code cars were a limited production High Performance edition of the popular Mustang. With a 289 cubic inch V-8 featuring upgraded pistons, cylinder heads, carburetor, lifter heads, and connecting rods this modified engine put out 271 HP. The upgrades didn’......t stop there. The entire drive train was designed to handle a high performance engine with a special clutch, drive shaft, rear differential and suspension. Of course the GT-K code cars had special badges to help identify this special model. This car 2-door coupe has the K-Code Mustang special badge on its front fenders that read “......HIGH PERFORMANCE 289”....... There is also a High Performance 289 decal on top of the air cleaner. Listed in the K-code register this is matching numbers car has been carefully maintained in great original condition by the devoted owner for the last 16 years. The stunning Emberglo color is the original paint color and has been redone in recent years. This is an extremely rare color that was used only in 1966. The special Emberglo and Parchment colored interior vinyl is also known as the “......Pony”...... interior because of the embossed ponies on the seats. Because this is a performance-oriented vehicle it features a 4-speed transmission. For the same reason air conditioning and power steering were not available because they sap performance. To stop the car Ford used discs in the front. This beautifully cared for car doesn’......t begin to reflect its mileage at 105,ooo actual miles. Collectors and enthusiast are on the look out for these GT K-code cars. The production run was limited so they are hard to find so this car is highly desirable. ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $45,000

2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Dale Earnhardt Inc.

Lot #238S (Sale Order 37 of 143)

* Number 6 or 8 made by DEI in North Carolina * Dash Signed by Richard Childress * Directly out of Dale Earnhardt INC * Only 289 miles

1968 Chevrolet Chevelle

Lot #239S (Sale Order 38 of 143)

New consignment, more information coming soon! Estimate: 28,000 - 38,000

1970 Dodge Challenger SE

Lot #240S (Sale Order 39 of 143)

This 1970 rare (1 of 6,584) Challenger SE was restored in the 1990’......s. The original motor was replaced with a 340 cid and 3 speed automatic. The car was repainted FJ5 Sublime. The original factory tag is in place showing all the options on the vehicle. Though a previous owner added RT trim such as a RT hood, the VIN clearly identifies this car as an SE. ESTIMATE: $35,000 - $45,000

1972 Lincoln Continental

Lot #241S (Sale Order 40 of 143)

The Lincoln Continental began in 1939 with Edsel Ford`s prototype, this luxury automobile has had many facelifts throughout the years. This 5th generation, four door hardtop sedan includes many features, such as; vacuum-operated hidden headlamps, that retract upwards. An automatic parking brake release, power front disc brakes (rear drum), power windows, power locks and even cruise control. It also includes an indicator light for the headlight doors, black leather bench seating, a black hardtop with a glass rear window. This old-school sedan was kindly donated to our auction to support our museum and our fight against distracted driving. It is all original with one family ownership. This makes for a perfect restoration project! ESTIMATE: $5,000 - $10,000

1978 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #242S (Sale Order 41 of 143)

1978 was the 25th anniversary of the introduction of the Corvette. Besides a general freshening up of the C-3’......s styling, that included a full glass fastback rear window, a special model was offered. Before he retired, designer Bill Mitchell suggested the 25th anniversary car be painted his favorite silver combination-- B2Z. This combination was a silver top half of the car with a gray lower half. Special aluminum wheels and dual sport mirrors were added to the package. The one we are offering for auction is powered by a 350 cid motor with an automatic transmission. It has a T-top. It has gone 67,299 miles. The exterior is the before mentions B2Z and the interior is oyster. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $15,000

2014 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #243S (Sale Order 42 of 143)

2014 Chevrolet Corvette * Coupe * 7 Speed Manual * 5,708 miles * Beautiful custom build and paint Looks great with the $15,000 Prior Design of North America Wide Body Kit designed for C7’......s and the 8 month, 800 plus hour custom-build and paint by Explicit Airbrush of Southington, CT. The paint is a custom color and mix. It took several months of testing to come to this color. The paint goes from a candy red to a black cherry to a super bright copper orange. It is really eye-catching when the light changes on it. Car has been in one show only, the 2016 Dream Ride for Special Olympics in Farmington, CT and it took first place out of 500 plus cars in the 2005 and newer category. “......The kit fits all C7 Vettes…......…........ This product is made from high quality FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic). The material is a unique blend of epoxy and flex resin that gives excellent strength, flexibility and light weight. All of our parts are designed and developed in Germany to the highest quality standards. Fit and finish is excellent.”...... The kit consists of PDR700 Front Bumper including Add-On spoiler and Cupwings, Rear Diffuser, SideSkirts, 2 Front Fenders, Rear Widenings. Owner paid $15,000 for the kit. When the Kit arrived in 2015, the owner decided with Explicit Airbrush to have a complete tear down of the car. •...... Explicit Airbrush did the body work, paint work and everything that went back on the car. Some kits are bolted on. In this build, the parts were formed onto the car. Nothing was reused, all brand new rubber seals are on the car. •...... Kit makes car 4”...... wider in back, 2”...... wider in front, 2”...... longer overall. The car has been always garaged and covered in a heated space. It has never been in snow, and has been in rain only twice when the weather shifted. The wheels and tires are original. The interior is as though in 100% new condition. Car has been detailed, including the extra step of removing the seats. The car has the removable hardtop and the LT2 package. To see the difference between a 2LT and 3LT, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FaXGsEBDwQ To see the difference between a non Z51 and a non-Z51 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HEoJNp-9AA From the National Corvette Museum site, here is their introduction prior to the release of the 2014 Corvette Stingray: The 2014 Corvette Stingray is the most powerful standard model ever, with an estimated 450 horsepower (335 kW) and 450 lb.-ft. of torque (610 Nm). It is also the most capable standard model ever, able to accelerate from 0-60 in less than four seconds and achieve more than 1g in cornering grip. 2014 Chevrolet Corvette/MPG: Up to 17 city / 29 highway Estimate: $55,000 - $60,000

1987 Porsche 911

Lot #244S (Sale Order 43 of 143)

1987 Porsche Cab Guards Red Black top and interior. Car is from California with 150K miles on the odometer, The car has been garaged, battery conditioner, and driven couple times a month. Car has RS America Kit including interior and cup wheels. Car runs perfect, brakes are perfect, Interior and seats are excellent, Paint is very good+ with a few chips on rear bumper. Top is very good with the exception of 1 inch spot on passenger side. Spot covered by black cloth tape is visible in photo. Car has Fabspeed Exhaust and Steve Wong chip ( have factory chip) Came with Dino Wheel but never installed (factory wheel currently on car) This is a G50 transmission car, arguably the most desirable of all the air cooled 911's if your intention is to drive the car. You can't buy an air cooled 911 G50 car ready to hit the street or local car show for much less. ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $30,000

1981 DeLorean DMC-12

Lot #245S (Sale Order 44 of 143)

After years of being neglected by collectors, the DMC-12 is now getting a second look. Collectors are appreciating the cars’...... inherent qualities –...... a modern V-6, choice of automatic or manual transmissions, comfortable seating for the driver and passenger, and, of course, the unique gull wing doors and stainless steel body. The fact that the majority of parts are readily available from a source in the United States and that the DMC-12 responds well to modifications for improved performance and handling make it a usable collectible car for today and the future. ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $30,000

2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

Lot #246S (Sale Order 45 of 143)

The 5.7 liter V8 engine revs and the tire-shredding 325 horsepower kicks in as this muscle car takes off. One might expect it to breathe fire, but instead, something even better: loud, deep crackling exhaust notes. The split front, dragon-like grille and Black convertible top makes the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am WS6 the most beastly bird on the road. 2002 being the last year of their production GM up`ed their game, producing less than 2,000 collector’......s edition Pontiac Trans Am WS6. Of those, only 547 were built with an automatic transmission, and this hot ride is one of them. With is striking collectors yellow exterior that’......s brushed with eye catching black designs, and ebony black leather interior detailed with collector’......s edition head rests makes this any car enthusiast’......s dream. ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $28,000

1968 Pontiac Firebird

Lot #247S (Sale Order 46 of 143)

A stunning “......hotrod”...... flat black and “......Mayfair Maze”...... paint scheme makes this 1966 Firebird Convertible both a show winner and a head turner on the road. Not only does this Firebird stand out because of the dramatic way the paint accentuates the smooth lines of the Firebird body but it has also been recently undergone a substantial rebuild complete with a new 428 cu. in. Royal Pontiac Factory rebuild of the powerful V-8. The owner did a complete renovation of the car to the tune of nearly $40,000 over a five-year period. That renovation included a rebuilt engine, rebuilt 2 speed automatic transmission, The exhaust system including headers is new as well. The upgrades include a new Hotchkiss sports suspension system both front and rear that can be adjusted to suit the driver’......s taste. Also included is a new interior with seats and a new convertible black cloth top. The current owner has full documentation of the rebuild including before, during and after photographs. This car has been featured in the Times Union newspaper’......s “......Winner’......s Circle.”...... The only reason the owner is putting this much loved vehicle up for auction is to help pay for his son’......s college tuition otherwise he would continue to use it for family outings. ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

2007 Ford Shelby GT-500

Lot #248S (Sale Order 47 of 143)

In 2006, Ford and Carroll Shelby entered into a new agreement. For 2007, the Mustang being developed by the Special Vehicle Team would become the 2007 Ford Shelby GT500. It would be based on the all new S197 Mustang platform powered by a special supercharged 5.4 liter V-8 that made over 500 HP and an instant classic was born. This auction vehicle is a fully documented example and includes build sheet, certificate of authenticity, plaque with the signatures of the workers who built it and Carol Shelby’......s signature right in the middle of the dash. It is vehicle number 24 out of 8,152 coupes and the fourth painted Vista Blue out of 1,054. It is also one of only nine that is without stripes. * Signed dashboard by Shelby * DOHC supercharge 5.4 liter V-8 * 500 hp at 6000 rpm * 6 speed manual w/OD transmission Owner performance upgrades * SVT Supercharged upgrade kit & Cold Air kit - 9603-SVT07 * Lower spring kit –...... M-5300-L * Jounce kit - M-5570-A * Ring gear set (3:73) –...... M-4209-88373 * Short throw shifter –...... M-7201-B * Shelby shift knob & stick –...... M72513-J * Shelby GT500 Borla Touring Exhaust System ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

2007 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #249S (Sale Order 48 of 143)

#249 / 500 Produced and ONLY 8,000 MILES!! Atomic Orange, Gold Stripes, and Z06 Spoked Wheels and Spoiler CONVERTIBLE TOP!! Z51 Performance Package Magnetic Selective Ride Control Cross-Drilled Brakes Sport-Tuned Suspension Navigation with OnStar Premium BOSE Audio System Immaculate Attention to Detail Inside and Out!! Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Features (#249/500) Atomic Orange Exterior including Door Handles Indianapolis 500 exterior graphics –...... including gold ribbons and Indianapolis 500 door logos and fender badges Color-keyed Z06 rear spoiler New aluminum “......split-spoke”...... wheels in Sterling Silver Ebony seats with embroidered Indianapolis 500 logos Interior trim plate and pods painted Atomic Orange Atomic Orange engine covers 6sp automatic with paddle shifters

1973 Ford Mustang MACH 1

Lot #250S (Sale Order 49 of 143)

When the Mach 1 model line was introduced in 1969, Ford announced it was going to follow in the footsteps of the discontinued Shelby Mustangs. Seven different V-8’......s were offered, “......SportsRoof”...... (fastback) body style, matte black hood with hood pins, hood scoop, suspension upgrade, spoilers front and back, and rear window louvers (SportSlats). The 1973 second series Mach 1 offered for auction most noticeable feature is its audacious fastback. A feature proudly displayed in such films as the original Eleanor in the original GONE IN 60 SECONDS and James Bond’......s DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER. It is powered by an H-Code 351 Cleveland V-8 with a 2-barrel Autolite 2100 carb. This combination puts out 177 hp and 284 lb ft or torque connected to a 3 speed automatic. Power steering points the way It is painted red with the distinctive black striping that includes a black “......Ram Air”...... hood design. The interior is black with vinyl bucket seats. * 44, 349 miles * 351 Cleveland V-8 * 3 speed automatic * Power steering ESTIMATE: $37,000 - $45,000

1964 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #251S (Sale Order 50 of 143)

From the second year of the famed Corvette Stingray coupes (C2), this car features some styling changes such as a solid rear window. While the split rear window was dramatic to look at it was tough to see through. This car is a relatively low mileage example at 58, 855 miles and is in excellent condition. It boasts the uprated 327 cu. in. V8 that delivers 300 HP and a 4 speed manual transmission. This is an older restoration in the original Daytona Blue with a silver vinyl interior. Importantly, this is a matching numbers car and all original. A perfect driver for someone who has always cherished the legendary Corvette Stingray.

1966 Ford Mustang

Lot #252S (Sale Order 51 of 143)

There are lots of Mustangs on the road, but a few stand out amongst the crowd. This is true of this gorgeous 1966 hardtop coupe with its' original and unusual Antique Bronze paint and black vinyl roof. The car is a "numbers matching" vehicle which is nearly 100% original, with the exception of a professional repaint in its original color in 2015, new front and rear bumpers and door sills. It starts, runs, handles and stops as it should when new. A new power steering pump installed in 2015 and maneuvering and road handling are effortless. This car is extremely comfortable riding and a real pleasure to drive. Its'original in-line six cylinder engine and 3-speed automatic transmission provide fast, smooth acceleration and will cruise all day at 70 mph with no issues. The Mustang's unique styling, wire spoke wheels, front bucket seats and front-to-back center console with mounted shifter provide the look of a sporty muscle car, as does the attractive steering wheel, full gauge instrument panel and gull wing dash. The engine and its associated components, the cars' full black interior and the trunk are all in original condition and very presentable. The car is also equipped with an AM/FM/MP3 stereo hidden in the glove box. The dash mounted AM/FM/Cassette may be made operable but this is not certain. This Mustang is driven weekly and attracts attention on every outing. The current mileage is believed to be a little over 119K. It is used mostly for family pleasure, with an average of 220 miles per year over the past 10 years. The car took a "Top 5 Classic Driver" trophy in August of 2015 at the Annual West Glens Falls, NY "Freedom Festival" show, with some 200 cars in attendance. While unable to fully document, it is believed that this car was essentially a two-owner car prior to the present day owner's purchase in November of 2007. The car was built in Metuchen, NJ and is said to have never been driven in the winter and never to have left the state of NY until November of 2007. It is now driven from April to October of each year and is kept in dry storage during the fall and winter months. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $22,500

1963 Chevrolet Impala S.S.

Lot #253S (Sale Order 52 of 143)

The 1963 Chevy Impala Super Sport (Z03) is one of the “......Godfathers”...... of the muscle car. A full size Chevy based on GM’......s B-platform it came with “......mandatory”...... suspension upgrades, stronger station wagon wheels, and sintered brake linings. But, the real upgrade was under the hood. In the case of the one up for auction, is the legendary “......409”....... This example is a convertible painted white with a stunning red interior. It has four on the floor, bucket seats and a factory original steering column mounted TAC. Under the hood is, of course, a 409 cid motor making 340 honest horses. The power gets to the road through a Posi rear with 3:36 gears. If that is not good enough, a 4:11 is available. The radio works, the clock works, even the “......cold”...... green water temp light comes on when you twist the key! This an extremely clean example of one of the greatest performance cars built by GM. ESTIMATE: $55,000 - $65,000

1966 Chevrolet Corvette

Lot #254S (Sale Order 53 of 143)

The immortal Corvette Stingray marked the second generation of the Corvette and helped confirm the Corvette line as the first, true American sports car. This 1966 Stingray reflects the development work carried out since the model’......s introduction in 1963 so that Corvettes could perform and handle with the best of the European sports cars. This 1966 Stingray convertible is an older professionally done restoration, receiving National Corvette Restorers Society Top Flight Awards in 1998 and again in 2007 with a 98.4% Top Flight score. With matching numbers and correct serial code numbers throughout, this car has its rare factory correct Laguna Blue lacquer paint. Powered by the 327 cubic inch 300 hp small block V-8 engine, this engine delivers plenty of torque and high-end grunt. The carburetor is a Holley four barrel. The transmission is the much-preferred Muncie wide ratio 4-speed gearbox that was a factory option. The rear suspension is independent with a GM Positraction limited slip differential. Disc brakes are featured on all four corners. Original interior is dark blue vinyl, has dark blue carpeting and has the eye appealing double cowl dashboard. The new convertible top is white vinyl. Importantly this car comes with the original Laguna Blue removable hardtop. The AM/FM radio and electric antenna work. With just over 79,000 miles, this car has been driven, loved and well cared for. This award winning 1966 Corvette Stingray is an opportunity to purchase a highly collectible and desirable vehicle. ESTIMATE: $60,000 - $75,000

1970 Buick GS 455 Stage 1

Lot #255S (Sale Order 54 of 143)

The Buick has a long-standing reputation as “......an old man's car.”...... However, in 1970 if my “......old man”...... had a Buick GS 455 Stage 1, I'd be mighty impressed! It's got a 455 cid motor, 360 horses, and 510 lbs of torque. It can do 0-60 in about 6.5 seconds and the ¼... mile in 13.38, according to MOTOR TREND in the January 1970 issue, or about 105.5 mph with an automatic. There are some faster but none with the same style and grace. We are offering an extraordinary example of this all factory original “......gentlemen's”...... muscle car. It had only one owner and has been off the road since 1980 with 26,138 miles on the odometer. The exterior was painted Buick Silver Mist Irid (#14) in May 2017 with the stripe done in Buick Black (A-946). The vinyl roof is also black (code 12B Formula No. 169C42). The black interior features reupholstered front buckets. This vehicle also has a new set of white walls. The drive train is completely original with a 4 speed. Of the 2,465 Stage 1's made in 1970 only 664 had a 4 speed. This is a very rare and extraordinary automobile. * 455 cid Stage 1 motor, 360 hp, and 510 lbs torque * 4 speed * One owner * off road since 1980 * Recent paint with original Buick colors * New tires * Reupholstered front seats * 26,138 original miles ESTIMATE: $70,000 - $85,000

1968 Chevrolet Corvette 427/ 435

Lot #256S (Sale Order 55 of 143)

In the collector car field some cars have to wait to get their due respect. The C3 Corvette’......s time has come. 1968 marked the introduction of the C3 Corvette based on the Mako Mark II show car. The C3 would remain in production until 1982. While the cosmetics changed only a little over the years, the same could not be said of the engines. Over the years twenty different motor options were offered from the “......California”...... 305 to the 454 LS’......s. This 1968 C3 offered for action is an extraordinary example of the first year of production. This bronze with black interior convertible is an all number matching model that was frame-off restored 12 years ago. It is powered by its original 427/435, 3X2 solid lifter engine. * 427/435 with 3 deuces engine (original) * 4 speed M21 transmission (original) * 4.11 Posi rear (original) * F41 suspension * Power windows * Red Stripe F series tires * AM/FM radio * K66 Ignition * Body off restoration * NCRS Blue Ribbon “......Top Flight Award”...... 2006 ESTIMATE: $95,000 - $115,000

2015 Maserati Ghibli

Lot #257S (Sale Order 56 of 143)

•......Mileage: 10,334 •......Body Style: SQ4 Sedan •......Exterior Color: Bl •......Fuel Economy: City 15/Hwy 25/Comb 18 MPG •......Engine: 6-Cylinder Turbo •......Fuel Type: Gasoline •......Transmission: 8-Speed Shiftable Automatic •......Drive Type: All wheel drive •......Doors: Four Door

2011 Dodge Hurst Challanger SRT8 392

Lot #258S (Sale Order 57 of 143)

2011 DODGE CHALLENGER STR8 392 WITH SERIES 2 HURST PERFORMANCE PACKAGE We are offing a brilliant example of the 4th generation of the Dodge Challenger. Our example is a 2011 STR8 with a 392cid “......Hemi”....... The “......392”...... was new for 2011. It put out 470hp with 470 lb-ft of torque. This power goes through a 6 speed manual transmission. If this car, loaded to begin with, isn’......t enough for you, it, also, comes with a Hurst Challenger Series 2 upgrade (#41 of the series). Goodies include, of course, a Hurst shifter, Hurst/Eibach suspension, Hurst/Magnaflow exhaust, BFG KDW tires, and Hurst/Katzkin leather interior. This STR8 is painted a Toxic Orange with Dark Slate Gray leather interior. A great car to drive now and a great investment for the future. HIGHLIGHTS *392cid Hemi 470hp * 6 speed manual * $19,975 Hurst Series 2 package * A/C, Heated power front seats, Power windows, etc., etc., etc. Estimate: $35,000 -$45,000

1964 Porsche 356C

Lot #259S (Sale Order 58 of 143)

This 1964 coupe is a restored example of the final development of Porsche’......s iconic 356 series. These are the cars that made Porsche renowned as a creator of highly desirable sports cars that continues today. With its rear engine, unusual styling and high performance the 356 is regarded as one of the most influential automotive designs in history. This C model represents a major step forward for Porsche with the introduction of full disc brakes and an engine that is far removed from the early VW based engine design. The 356C is important because it is all Porsche and represents the final culmination of development for the “......bathtub”...... Porsches that began in 1948 with a design by “......Ferry”...... Porsche. The car, consigned to the Saratoga Auto Auction, has been in the same ownership for 20-years and has only 61,000 miles. The color is the original factory supplied Ivory White and the four-seat interior has been redone in tan leather, a common upgrade from the original vinyl seats. The Porsche 356C features what was then the revolutionary Porsche air-cooled flat 4-cylinder pushrod engine. A pair of Zenith 32 NDIX carburetors feed the 1600cc engine, which puts puts out some 88hp. The engine is teamed with the highly regarded Porsche 742 fully synchronized four-speed gearbox. As the original Porsche design, the engine is rear mounted on a steel chassis. There are some styling clues, like larger windows and the dual air intakes on the rear lid, that differentiate the 356C from the earlier A and B models but it is the use of disc brakes on all four corners, the first Porsches to have all disc brakes, that makes the C special. Combined with newly dampened steering, stiffened front anti-roll bar and softer torsion bars the C is reputed to be the best handling of the 356 models. This is an excellent example of a popular and coveted sports car that will only continue to be appreciated by its new owner in the coming years. ESTIMATE: $70,000 - $85,000

1961 Sunbeam Alpine

Lot #260S (Sale Order 59 of 143)

In 1961 there were approximately 110 Harrington Alpines produced by Thomas Harington Coach Builders Ltd. These cars were based on Series II Alpine bodies and were produced from 1961. The Sunbeam Harrington’......s were sold the authorized Rootes Ltd. dealerships. The Harrington Alpines brought together classic British styling coachwork, a superb chassis by Sunbeam and race breed performance tuning by George Hartwell Ltd to make this Harrington Alpine an outright blast to drive. What made these are cars special was the addition of the fiberglass fastback roof, which gave the Harrington Alpines a sleek, artsy, coupe functionality. Sunbeam Harrington Alpine chassis # B9102814 finished light blue metallic paint with a dark blue interior, wood steering, and a Momo shift knob to top it off. At first glance the Sunbeam Harrington Alpine catches your eye with it classy, but sport-minded styling. Everything was done with function and form in mind. These cars truly cloak us in the styling of the early British 1960’......s style. The interior of the Sunbeam Harrington Alpine is exquisite with dark blue leather abounding and complemented by beautiful burled wood on the dash and shift knob. Another item of note is the beautiful Moto-Lita wood/aluminum steering wheel that is in exceptional condition. The coachwork is exceptional and just take a look at the hinged deck lid, the angled taillights and stunning metallic paint. The Alpine and Harrington badging state there is something special here. The bright work is tastefully done accentuating the sporty lines of the Harrington hardtop. This car looks amazing from every angle and states performance is here. As with most enthusiast cars the engine is the heart of it. This right hand drive car sports a 1.6L I-4 engine with Webber Carbs and from the 1st crack of the engine you know this car wants to go! George Hartwell Ltd did all the engine tuning for Harrington at the time of the original build. As with the exceptional styling of the exterior, the engine also is something to behold with chrome accents throughout and those Webber carbs windup all motoring aficionados. The Harrington also has true wire wheels w/knockoffs to complete the ensemble. This car is encapsulates all things from the 1960’......s style, sport and exclusivity and will certainly complement your collection. The car beckons to be driven and should be seen. Enjoy ESTIMATE: $75,000 - $85,000

1946 Allard K1

Lot #261S (Sale Order 60 of 143)

Excellent road car, but this Allard had a dual personality, in two hours you can switch her over to a track proven vintage race car. Switch her full windshield to Brook lands windscreens, bolt in the three point roll bar, put on your racing helmet and buckle up your seat belts. Accepted in all venues of vintage racing. The road manners are precises, and have been elevated by its track experience. History back to the 50`s driven by its young owner from Indy to Oklahoma to Watkins Glen. For the past 17 years she has carried Two, VACC Log Books, racing at Lime Rock, Pocono, Watkins Glen, New Jersey, and New Hampshire, with VSCCA and VRG. Fully sorted and ready for road or track, its 390 Cadillac engine will pull close to 400 HP on the dyno, its 4 speed Richmond gear box is precise, and the 9' Ford rear end is bullet proof. Back in the day these cars were driven by the greats like Carroll Shelby and Moss. Excellent condition, no expenses spared, the best of everything, NO disappointment. This Allard will always run up front in any Vintage racing group. Available for viewing in Albany, New York. ESTIMATE: $90,000 - $115,000

1952 Fiat Topolino 500c

Lot #262S (Sale Order 61 of 143)

1952 Fiat Topolino 500c Belvedere 3-dr. station wagon with folding sun roof and suicide doors. Paint is excellent as is the interior. A wonderfully solid example imported from Italy in 2014 when the previous owner purchased it at Retromobile. Finished in correct 2-tone gray with excellent brown interior, excellent Excelsior tires. It is powered by a 34.9 CI 16 HP 4 CYL Flathead engine with 4-speed manual transmission. Very low miles. Includes: Original matching numbers engine as evidenced by the identity tag in the engine bay, original owner’......s manual, some Italian paperwork and tool kit. After recent thorough mechanical inspection, the current mechanical condition should be considered excellent. Copy of receipts available upon request. It’......s difficult to find auction results for a Topolino of this quality and scarcity. Given their worldwide appeal and heart-string-tugging appearance, Topolinos are not likely to depreciate in value any time soon. We challenge you to find one better. Specifications: Body Type/Style: 2-dr. station wagon Exterior Color: 2-tone gray Interior color: Brown Features: Rare Fiat Belvedere 500c microcar Mileage: 11,075 (17,826 kilometers) ESTIMATE: $25,000 - $35,000

1957 Austin-Healey 100-6

Lot #263S (Sale Order 62 of 143)

The Austin Healey 100-6 may be the best looking English sports car of the 50s with its Italian style curves, which stood in contrast to some of the unfortunate designs from Britain in the era. It was also a solid performer on the racetrack as well with class wins at LeMans and Sebring. The Austin Healeys were designed for export to the States and were hugely successful in this country. This is a recent frame up rebuild with careful attention to the details. Mileage since restoration is a low 6400. The smooth running straight line 6-cylinder puts out a memorable and snappy exhaust. At nearly 2.7 liters (161 cu. in.) this engine was tweaked by Healey until it produced 119 horses and could do just over 100 mph thus the 100 designation. The gearbox is the standard manual 4 speeds with electric overdrive. This car features an electronic ignition that is a real advantage given the reputation of English ignition systems. That great sound is enhanced by a stainless steel exhaust system, yet another really appealing upgrade. The big Healeys were always famed for their excellent handling and this 100-6 is no exception. 72-spoke wire wheels compliment the stance of this English sports car icon. The Colorado Red paint makes for a great looking roadster that any Healey fan will admire. The two-bucket seats are in black leather with red piping. The convertible top is new in black vinyl as are the tonneau cover and side curtains. The Austin Healey was highly popular on both sides of the Atlantic back in the day and is still considered one of the most highly desirable of the British classics ESTIMATE: $50,000 - $60,000

1978 Toyota FJ40

Lot #264S (Sale Order 63 of 143)

Specifications: •...... 4.2-liter overhead valve inline six-cylinder engine rated at 135 horsepower •...... Four-speed manual transmission •...... Front and rear semi-elliptical leaf spring suspension with single-acting hydraulic tubular-type shock absorbers •...... Full-floating front axle and semi-floating rear axle with hypoid drive •...... Front disc and rear drum brakes •...... Wheelbase-90-inches. •...... Power steering and power brakes •...... Finished in Capri Blue •...... Lift kit and off-road tires The Toyota FJ40 is an iconic vehicle that literally defines rugged durability. These were tough trucks that could easily handle any off-road chores as well as, be used around town. Carrying all the strength of a Jeep, but with a more civilized manner, the FJ40 was a popular vehicle that was sold in countries all over the globe. In the present day, the FJ40 enjoys a celebrity status, as a great off-road competitor while; others have been relegated to elegant use in the Hamptons or the California coast. These stylish trucks, look great both on and off the road as a vehicle that’......s just a bit “......different”...... from the average SUV. The FJ40 Land Cruiser offered here, is a great example of this iconic truck and is finished in Toyota’......s Capri Blue. It wears an older restoration that has held up well and presents in good condition. Although rugged and durable, this FJ40 has been fitted with several upgrades that make it both safer and easier to drive. It carries a lift-kit that allows it to easily traverse the woods and a roll bar ensures protection of all occupants. This FJ40 is fitted with a set of oversized aluminum rims with off-road tires for a truly impressive look and the stock tires and rims are also included in the sale. The interior is finished in Gray vinyl and looks clean with no issues, it also, carries a set of seats in the rear that fold away for more cargo space and an aftermarket sunroof makes driving this F40 fun. The engine compartment is clean and well sorted, this FJ40 runs as good as it looks. The overall appearance of this FJ40, with its bright paint, lift kit, and tough wheels makes it ready for anything. The FJ40 is an iconic vehicle that has a huge following. Every weekend thousands gather for off-road activities all around the country and an FJ40 can always be found in the crowd. This example is a truck that can be used around town, but also has the ability, to take on the rough countryside with style and rugged durability. For excitement and fun both on and off the road, this FJ40 is ready to go. Estimate: $35,000 - $40,000

1987 Land Rover Arkonik Defender

Lot #265S (Sale Order 64 of 143)

The Land Rover Defender is famous around the world as a basic and sturdy SUV that is ready to go to work. This complete Arkonik restoration takes the Defender 90 to a whole new level. United Kingdom based Arkonik specializes in restoring Land Rover Defenders to a better than new condition. The firm completely changes the look and feel of what is now an historic vehicle. This is a 15-month process and these Defenders are hand built to order in a range of different styles and models depending in part on the original vehicle. This Defender is a two-door hard top in blue with grey leather bucket seats. Most Defenders were delivered with a 2.5-liter diesel engine. This vehicle is virtually new with less than 100 miles after restoration Arkonik Defenders are rare in the States so this is an interesting and unique example of a “......bespoke”...... vehicle that will stand out on and off the road. ESTIMATE: $100,000 - $120,000

2003 Maserati Spyder

Lot #266S (Sale Order 65 of 143)

The 2003 Maserati Spyder was a + $100,000 car when new and here is an example in a rare and desirable color combination - nettuno blue/cuoio saddle leather - in excellent condition, just over 21,000 miles. It has a stunning body design by one of Italy's greatest designers, Giugiaro, and an all-alloy 4-cam dry-sump V-8 engine designed by Ferrari and built in Ferrari's engine factory precisely like Ferrari builds engines for their own cars, each engine blueprinted and assembled by a single Ferrari engine builder. Maserati's CEO has stated that his most expensive supplier is Ferrari! This Spyder has a full leather interior and its options include 'skyhook' sport suspension and cambiocorsa ('racing change') transmission - Maserati's road version of Ferrari's Formula 1 paddle-shift gearbox. The car's actual driving experience on the road is not too far from that of the Ferrari 575M Maranello: 0-62mph (100km/ph) is 4.8 sec vs. the Maranello's 4.1 sec and top speed 176 mph (282 km/hr) v. Maranello's 202 mph (325 km/hr). But no one actually drives like that. The Spyder's steering turn-in and handling are excellent, especially in the 'sport' setting that stiffens suspension and automatically changes the ECU of the cambiocorsa paddle shift gearbox to very rapid shifts. The car can also be driven in full automatic transmission mode but it is not advisable for any length of time since clutch wear is higher. ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

2016 Ferrari California T

Lot #267S (Sale Order 66 of 143)

First introduced at the 2014 Geneva Car Show, the “......T”...... is the second generation of the front engine rear wheel drive California convertible introduced in 2008. The updates include new sheet metal, new interior, and revised chassis and, hence the “......T”......, a new V-8 twin turbo charged power train that produces 552 hp. This gives the “......T”...... a full 100 horses over the first generation California. Not only that the new “......T”...... reduces pollutants by 15% and gets 23 mpg! We are offering an extraordinary example of the “......T”....... This blue supercar has only 850 miles on it. This future classic will be a brilliant investment that will certainly payoff. ESTIMATE: $220,000 - $ 250,000

1969 AMC Javelin

Lot #268S (Sale Order 67 of 143)

1969 Javelin SST Javelin was American Motors’...... entry in the “......Pony Car”...... field. Sleek and stylish, the Javelin was an excellent alternative to the more common competitors from the Big Three. This car is well equipped with power steering, power brakes, a responsive 343 cubic inch V-8, 3-speed automatic transmission, a vinyl top, side exhausts, and the SST dé...cor package. ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $30,000

1969 Chevrolet Nova

Lot #269S (Sale Order 68 of 143)

The least well known “......muscle car”...... from the classic era has to be the Nova SS 396. Being produced on one of the smallest and lightest chassis made by GM, the Nova had to be a terror. The one we offer for auction is “......loaded”...... for bear. * 396 cid –...... 471hp -450 lb ft Dyno confirmed * GM block with forged pistons, rods and crank * Ported heads and polished Hi-Perf GM heads with Roller Rockers * Aluminum intake, open plenum with Holley Dominator * Custom made headers ceramicoated * Torque Tech-3 exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers .* Muncie M-22 “......Rock Crusher”...... with Hurst Comp Plus Shifter * Centerforce dual action clutch with COPO Aluminum bell housing * GM 12 bolt differential with 3.71:1 Positraction * American Racing Torq Thrust wheels on BF Goodrich T/A tires * 4 wheel disc brakes * Yellow exterior with black interior ESTIMATE: $40,000 - $55,000

1968 Chevrolet Chevelle S.S.

Lot #270S (Sale Order 69 of 143)

An extremely rare find, thisis one of only 2,286 SS 396's built. Originally bought out of the state of Wyoming, this gorgeous original and completely matching numbers real 138-code SS 396 Chevelle Convertible retains all of it's original body panels, including floor, trunk,and frame. It's had only one professional repaint done in March 2017. Finished in it's code correct RR color Matador Red in base coat/clear coat, it was professionally wet sanded and buffed to a show car shine. The white convertible top was also recently replaced and is the original color of top for the car. Some of the weatherstripping is new, but all of the chrome and trim are original to the car. With the exception of the carpet, the red bench seat interior is also original to the car. The original 396/325 big block engine runs real strong and is backed by it's original TH400 automatic transmission and 12 bolt rear end. Other features include dealer installed air conditioning, power top, power steering. It rides on steel wheels with dog dish hub caps with red line tires. ESTIMATE: $33,000 - $40,000

1970 Pontiac GTO

Lot #271S (Sale Order 70 of 143)

This is one of 9,348 ever produced, It is quite a head turner. It has a 400 engine with 350 hp. ALL ORIGINAL muncie 4 speed manual transmission with MATCHING NUMBERS. The car had a complete frame off re-build in 2013 and was made to be driven. Estimate: $43,000 - $47,000

1970 Plymouth GTX

Lot #272S (Sale Order 71 of 143)

In the history of American muscle cars, the Plymouth GTX has been overshadowed by its less expensive stable mate, the Plymouth Road Runner. Actually the GTX packed the same performance but was positioned in the market place as a luxury hot rod. Today the basic Road Runner is better known and the GTX is more difficult to find but shares the same basic body style. This large and impressive 2-door hardtop is equipped with the basic but powerful 440 cu. in. “......Super Commando”...... V8 engine. Off the line the Super Commando could beat a Hemi until the Hemi’......s cam kicked in. That “......Super Commando”...... engine was something else again, turning 0-60 mph in 5.8 seconds and do the quarter mile in 13.7 seconds. While this car is better appointed than most muscle cars of the period, it still exhibits the wild styling popular with these big-engined beasts. The spectacular paint job is in Plum Crazy Purple and the immaculate interior is in white with bucket seats. This is one gorgeous car and a model you won’......t see often on the streets or at the car shows where it should be an award winner. Estimate: $50,000 - $60,000

1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

Lot #273S (Sale Order 72 of 143)

Original : 302 DZ Motor Uncompromising Mechanical Restoration Sold Brand New in 1969 at Marsh Hallman Chevy in Albany, NY A True Survivor –...... Found Locally in 1991 –...... Very Rare Reproduction Window Sticker & NCRS Shipping Data A rare Olympic Gold z28 Camaro featuring a White Houndstooth custom interior & vinyl top and Cowl Induction D80 Front & Rear Spoilers ADDED MANUFACTURER OPTIONS (1969) Head Restraints Deluxe Front Shoulder Belts Vinyl Roof Cover (Brown) Center Console Air Spoiler Equipment Positraction Axle (373 Ratio) Power Disc Brakes 4-Speed Close-Ratio Manual Transmission Special Steering Equipment Heavy-Duty Battery Special Instrumentation AM Pushbutton Radio Special Ducted Hood Special Performance Equipment Custom Interior Ivory Vinyl / Houndstooth Trim 65-65 Olympic Gold Paint “......Car Also Includes: Astro Ventilation, Strato-Bucket Seats, Front Shoulder Belts, Carpeting, Lighter, and Head Restraints...”...... THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS Headers & Stainless Steel Exhaust 1 Repaint & NOS GM BODY Panels in 1979 A Beautiful Relic of American Muscle Cars Still has a beautiful shine & appearance with some age patina for a realistic and authentic ’......69 Camaro Z28 presentation and style. This is the definition of an honest and authentic survivor. ULTRA RATE FIND –...... SHOWROOM KEPT!!

1966 Oldsmobile 442

Lot #274S (Sale Order 73 of 143)

One of the great American muscle cars, this 1966 Olds 442 two-door coupe packs a punch! An extremely rare 442 and highly optioned. This California 442 is air conditioned and features an L69 with tri-carburetor and M-21 4-speed transmission. This iconic muscle car spent most of its life in California and still retains a California Black Plate and broadcast card. The Z-code in the VIN indicates it was built in Fremont, CA. It has no rust and features all-original GM sheet metal, floors and quarters. Matching-numbers L69 Rochester tri-carburetor 360hp engine in a progressive linkage, a 400 cu. V8, 4-speed M-21 transmission, and a “......SI”...... 3.55 Posi-traction rear. According to the seller, this could be the one of only four surviving 442 with the L69 performance package that included factory AC and power steering. This car underwent a frame off restoration 6 years ago and has only 1,700 miles on the odometer since the restoration. It is repainted in a Royal Blue with a blue vinyl interior. ESTIMATE: $73,000 - $85,000

1969 Ford Torino

Lot #275S (Sale Order 74 of 143)

1969 FORD TORINO 428 COBRA JET This award winning Torino, which originated as a factory ordered drag race car, sat in the dealership through 1970 before being sold. It came with a balanced 428 engine with cold-air cowl induction atop a single four-barrel carburetor and sported an external oil cooler, a four-speed transmission and limited slip differential. The car currently has 28,067 original miles on it. “......It received a ground up rotisserie restoration that was started in 2007 and extended through early 2008,”...... says its proud owner. “......I went through the car again in 2010, going over all loose items and fine tuning it so it could be used, but it’......s been driven less than 700 miles since then. “......It’......s still a thrill to drive, though you have to have patience and let it warm up for a while so that it runs right. Then it’......s a rocket ship that’......s liable to get you in trouble in a hurry. It has all sorts of torque and really gets away from red lights!”...... A review of vintage TV advertisements finds the Torino Cobra Jet hyped with snakes swirling across the screen and the car flying uphill on a twisting road, which may have been a bit of overstatement, as despite the car’......s heavy duty suspension and high performance tires, it was definitely not a road course car in factory trim. Buyers were given a choice of Sports roof or GT roof styles, with the ads touting 355 HP and 445 ft/lbs of torque while offering “......Fire and flair at a Fairlane price!”...... But Ford understated the horsepower, which was actually in the 400 range, as part of the process of getting a sister version, the Torino Talladega, approved for NASCAR competition. As part of the homologation process, they had to produce 500 cars but actually built some 750 at their Atlanta plant. Since they lost several thousand dollars on each car, many have since questioned why they built more than the minimum. The Talladega model looked very similar from a distance, but had a six-inch nose extension and flush mounted grille above a narrowed rear bumper with capped ends, all for improved aerodynamics. They also had rolled and lowered rocker panels for the same reason and came with automatic transmissions and offset rear shocks while the drag versions had four speeds and limited slip differentials. But it all came to an end in 1970, when Congressional hearings on the cost of racing vs improving fuel mileage and safety led Ford to drop out of racing for a few years, despite great success. This particular Cobra Jet, a National First Prize winner at Hershey, definitely brings viewers back to that era. ESTIMATE: $75,000 - $90,000

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06

Lot #276S (Sale Order 75 of 143)

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Z06/Z07 Corvette is the ultimate American Performance Car and THIS particular car is the ULTIMATE Corvette Convertible. One of the first of its kind to be delivered. This is a fully optioned car, $32,125 in options, see original window sticker. Deemed the most attractive Corvette of all time, colors must be seen to be appreciated. A real WOW factor. This Z06/Z07 combination has received enough race spec elements which every real gearhead would enjoy having on his car yet still be able to comfortably drive every day. A wonderful combination of performance and luxury. Compares favorably with Ferraris and Lamborghinis that are many times it’......s price. This beautiful Corvette Z06/Z07 is AS NEW with an unbelievably LOW 1,900 miles. More time has been spent polishing this vehicle than driving it. Extremely well cared for. Featuring a 6.2 liter supercharged 650 HP V8 engine and 8 speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters. One Owner from New, 3LZ Equipment Group, Z07 Ultimate Performance Package, Carbon Fiber Visible Package, Performance Data and Video Recorder including Navigation, Carbon Fiber Interior Package, Sport Seats, Carbon Flash Full Length, Chrome Aluminum Wheels with Michelin Sport Tires, Original Window Sticker, Owners Manuals Included, $116,120 Original Sticker Price, The Best Looking and Performance Z06 ever! Optional Crystal Red Tint Coat Finish. Kalahari Custom Leather Material with Matching Convertible Top and Indoor Vehicle Cover. Extra floor mats, custom cover and BONUS extra New Custom Corvette 5-piece luggage set included. Won Show Award 2015, plaque included. Chevrolet Factory Warranty through March 2019. Perfect Condition, serviced twice since New. Never Damaged. Specifications: Body Type/Style: 2 Door Convertible Exterior Color: Crystal Red Tint Coat Interior Color: Kalahari Custom Leather Engine: 650 HP V8 engine and 8 speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters Mileage: 1,900 Estimate: $88,000 - $98,000

1962 Shelby Cobra

Lot #277S (Sale Order 76 of 143)

If you're looking for an opportunity to own a true Cobra collector car, this is the one CSX 8972. It’......s a modern day time capsule - Shelby American built fifty, 50th Anniversary, CSX8000 series, Shelby Cobra to commemorate the original AC Cobra. These cars were unveiled at a Barrett Jackson auction in 2011 and the entire production run sold out within a scant 48 hours. They were sold as a rolling chassis with either a fiberglass body or with an optional and very expensive all-aluminum body. Only 50 of these cars were ever built starting with serial number 8950 and ending at 8999. This Cobra is in virtually showroom new condition and looking brand-new throughout. Like all of Shelby American's 50th Anniversary models, it is painted black, just like the original, an amazing non-metallic, solid jet black with a deep finish, polished to show finish. The interior features bucket seats covered with premium red leather, Simpson lap belts and matching red leather trimmed interior door panels and Wilton wool carpets. A full set of Stewart Warner instruments compliment the dash and a wood rimmed steering wheel rounds out the original feeling interior. This molded fiberglass car features riveted aluminum panels inside the trunk, hood compartment and on the underside of the car, all supported by a Shelby 3 inch tubular steel frame. Powered by a period correct 289 Hi-Po small block V8 engine, with dual stainless full length exhaust and complimented with Shelby Ribbed Valve covers. The transmission is a period correct 4-Speed manual transmission with proper shifter, and is connected to a Dana 44 posi-trac rear end. This car also features Shelby 4-wheel disc brakes and brilliant chrome, 72-spoke, knock-off wheels with black wall 205/65R/15 sport tires. The small details that add to this cars uniqueness are the Authentic 50th Shelby badging and emblems, custom embroidered floor mats and fitted Cobra trunk liner, chrome bumpers on front and rear with authentic chrome grill, chrome plated hood and trunk handles, all of which are in as-new showroom condition. Please contact Lamborghini Paramus for complete details, you really want to see this one! A very rare and unique piece a Shelby American history. A wonderful addition to anyone's Shelby collection and ready to be enjoyed by the next caretaker. ESTIMATE: $125,000 - $140,000

1968 Ford Shelby GT-350

Lot #278S (Sale Order 77 of 143)

The owner of this 1968 Shelby GT 350 may well be the most dedicated Carroll Shelby fan you will ever meet. He knew Shelby personally and is a devoted collector of Shelby memorabilia with hundreds of autographed items from mugs used by Shelby to helmets, jackets and signed photographs. His collection includes the valuable files from the original Shelby American company that produced the Cobra and LeMan’......s winning Daytona coupes. In the end, the real prize of his Shelby collections may well be the 1968 Shelby GT 350 he has owned for nearly 50 years. He obtained the car in a trade. It was really just a shell with no engine. In a labor of devotion the car underwent a lengthy restoration although it might be better to say it was rebuilt to the highest standards with an emphasis on performance and handling. So this is no ordinary Shelby GT 350, this car has been beefed up to deliver performance. The engine is a 351-C Boss V8 with 4 Bolt Mains. This engine now delivers an impressive 539.6 HP with a high 11.5-1 compression ratio. The valve covers are the original Shelby lettered versions. The engine is feed by Webber 48 I.D.A. carburetors through a Shelby lettered intake manifold. This car is built to withstand the rigors of competition. The transmission is a Richmond Bullet Proof 5 speed. The rear end features a 4 pinion Traction Lock differential. Special competition Wilwood racing disc brakes are used on all 4 corners. Aluminum American Racers wheels are used with small number Goodyear tires to achieve maximum grip. The fastback body is done in a dramatic Jade Green Metallic paint with a Shelby GT 350 strip on the sides and all the Shelby lettering and badges. The black interior includes Mach 1 bucket seats. A frequent competitor at local drag strips the car’......s best time in the quarter mile is 11.91 at 123 miles per hour. At the same time the car is a consistent winner at Shelby American Automobile Club meetings all over the country. It is impossible to list all the SAAC Popular Car Show awards this Shelby has won over many years. As a show winner this Shelby GT 350 has graced the cover of the SAAC magazine and has been featured in a number of magazines including Hot Rod, Mustang Illustrated and Fabulous Mustangs. It has even been a television star appearing in the series, “......The Exciting World of Speed and Beauty.”...... The owner has extensively documented the life of this car so its history will be included for its new owner. With incredible performance and a near perfect body this car is an opportunity to own the ultimate Shelby memorabilia. In fact the car comes with Carroll Shelby’......s autograph on the glove box. ESTIMATE: $90,000 $110,000

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Lot #279S (Sale Order 78 of 143)

1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air 283ci Power-Pak Dual Quad / Dual Bath / Bat-Wing Air Cleaner Power Steering Power Brakes Power Top Designer: Clare Mackichan Chassis Number: VC57B132527 Decoded: V=V8 engine; C=Belair Series; 57=1957; B=Baltimore MD< assembly, 132527=Serial Engine: 283 cid OHV “......small-block”...... V8 2X4-barrel Carburetors/245 bhp 2-Speed Powerglide Automatic Transmission Power Assisted Four Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes Most Iconic 1950’......s American Car Professional Level of Restoration and Detailing Dual Four-Barrel Intake with Hydraulic Lifters The Model: In early 1955, just as the quickly re-worked the 1956 Chevrolets had been finalized, work was started on the 1957 edition. Corporate HQ had already dictated that 1957 would have to be face-lift of the 1956, that’......s all that was in the budget. Rumors were flying that the other two members of the low-priced three would have brand new cars with ground-breaking designs. Mackichan’......s team went to work and the finished product was a master-piece. Only because Ford pushed to produce and dump low-line models on their dealers, did the best Chevrolet’......s numbers, and then only by a slim margin. The iconic look of the Chevrolet, with its impressive and beautiful up-front grille and bumper design, the the finely crafted and distinctive side trim, made the 1957 Belair and instant classic. To celebrate this new look the popular small-block V8 introduced in 1955, was enlarged to 283 cubic inches and came in six flavors of horsepower. From the base two-barrel, the Power-Pack 4-barrel, a pair of dual four-barrel engines and another pair of V8’......s with fuel-injection, made Chevrolet the car performance minded buyers most often turned to. Top of the lne was the Belair convertible with 47,562 being produced. The Car: Color is everything with cars from the 1950’......s. While some collectors can only see red, it takes a true patron of beauty to look at the wide range offered from the palette offered by the 1957 Chevrolet. This stunning example is finished in Colonial Cream, a light yellow that is accented with seat bolsters finished in matching vinyl complimented by silver vinyl inserts. Showing just over 90,000 miles, which are believed to be from new, this car has been lightly used and always kept in top condition. A new top was recently added and it was recently re-worked to accept lead-free gas pumping through those dual four-barrel carbs. While the bat-wing style air-cleaner is the center of attraction under the hood, the entire engine compartment has been restored to better-than-new in appearance and function. The interior is well appointed with factory AM radio, heater-defroster and clock with even the luggage compartment looking fresh and new. This 1957 Belair convertible is really a cut-above the regular crowd in its appearance, performance and iconic design. This Tri-Five has gone through an extensive body-on frame-up restoration and is absolutely stunning! Drive it anywhere and take yourself back to a time of American pride and opulence.

1934 Harley-Davidson VLD

Lot #280S (Sale Order 79 of 143)

Harley-Davidson, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, began producing motorcycles in the first decade of the 20th century. Production began with three motorcycles in 1905 and rose to 1100 by 1909. The company produced 20,000 motorcycles for the army in World War I, and by the 1920s, yearly production was in the 20-28,000 range, with exports to 60 countries around the world. The crash of 1929 and the resulting world-wide economic depression was a catastrophe for Harley-Davidson. By 1933, the company was on a two-day work week and total yearly production was less than 4000 motorcycles. A drastic change was needed to save the company from failure and that change was the new, for 1934, VL model. The new VL series was powered by a brand new “......Big Twin”...... –...... this was a “......Powerful Dynamic TNT Motor”...... of 74 cubic inch that produced 36 bhp & 4600 rpm. It reverted to a side-valve engine design for ease of construction, simpler maintenance, and improved reliability. This new engine was installed in a frame with traditional, for the era, suspension, but the other significant change was in the appearance of the VL line, which took its inspiration from the Art Deco movement of the time. The new VL models featured “......air-flo”...... styling with “......magnificent colors in numerous combinations”...... all melded together to produce a “......spic and span, trim and modern”...... motorcycle. But the new engine, with modern styling and Harley’......s “......Pay-As-You-Ride”...... finance plans, and the new model was a sales success, with approximately 7500 produced in 1934. This motorcycle’......s original owner was Francis Romaine –...... apparently, he was a man with a great deal of mechanical skills. He had his own workshop and took very good care of his Harley. Upon his death, his aunt cleaned out his house and sold the motorcycle to its current owner in 1978 in a partially disassembled, but complete condition. Realizing the reassembly was beyond his capabilities, the new owner stored the cycle for the next few years. Sometimes it was in the spare bedroom of a friend’......s house (apparently a very understanding friend!) until the present owner acquired a house with a garage. Now the motorcycle had a place of its own where it was carefully parked and covered with blankets. And there it sat –...... aside from the few times when the blankets were removed and the owner imagined it rebuilt and running, its odometer moving again past the 7897 miles that were on it. Recently, a suitable expert was found; the cycle was uncovered and taken to the restoration shop for an evaluation of its condition. The results were hard to believe: the original factory-custom two-tone paint was in fine condition as were all the original factory decals and tags. Also present were the original factory exhaust and air cleaner (very rare), original Harley windshield/fairing, and saddlebags. The seat and pedals were also apparently original. Surprisingly, it appeared the tires are the originals as well. Mechanically, the clutch and transmission were in excellent condition, and upon examination, the cylinder barrels needed only a light hone, not a rebore. In examining the pistons (which are a split-ring design), it was determined that the motorcycle was most likely built in the first six months of VLD production. Included with the cycle are various paper materials, including registration, a letter from Harley-Davidson to the original owner, and a 1934 sales brochure. There are also some miscellaneous vintage parts in their original boxes. In the collector vehicle market, a fairly recent trend is what is known as Preservation vehicles. These are sometimes referred to as “......Barn Find”...... cars, but there is a difference –...... barn find vehicles can be, and frequently are, derelict, abandoned, and decrepit. They can be resurrected and made mobile, but they will still retain the well-worn, neglected, and shabby paint, chrome, and interior that they were found with. This motorcycle, on the other hand, is an outstanding example of a preserved vehicle. The winning bidder will have a difficult decision –...... keep it as it is or take it for a ride for the first time in over 60 years. Either way, it will be a fine example to add to a serious collection. Estimate $90,000 - $110,000

1959 Chevrolet Corvette Resto Rod

Lot #281S (Sale Order 80 of 143)

A beautiful 1959 Chevrolet Corvette Resto Rod with a Corvette Correction Powder Coated Chassis & Suspension by Billy Dawson that features: SS Brake Lines , Dana 44 Rear End 355 Gears NEW LS3 Fuel Injected Engine 430 HP Accel Coil Packs ZL1 Exhaust Manifolds, SS Exhaust Tail Pipes Old School 7 Fin Corvette Valve Covers Modified for LS3 Richmond 6 Speed OD Transmission Original 1959 Body, Shaved with Frenched High Def. Headlights Custom Mix - DuPont "Hot Hue" Paint Al Knock Leather Interior Bone & White (Seats,Door Panels,Dash,Grab Bar & Steering Wheel) Tags Upholstery Custom Console,Kick Panels,Trunk Ect.... SR3 Rear Fenders (For wider Rear Wheels & Tires) Billet Specialties Clear coat SLC42 Turbine Polish Satin Wheels Front 17-8 Rear 18-9 BF Goodrich G Force Sport Comp 2 Tires IDIDIT Steering Column Dakota Digital Gauges. Vintage Air Front Pulley System Vintage Air Conditioning ABS Power Brake, Power Steering, Power Windows & Door Poppers Spanky's Rod Shop Computer & Harness With Cruise Control 950 Watt Stereo With GPS & Screen Ricks Hot Rod Fuel Tank Be Cool Radiator New Coffman Stay Fast Top and Frame (BLACK) ESTIMATE : $135,000 - $155,000

1959 Chevrolet Corvette Fuelie

Lot #282S (Sale Order 81 of 143)

This absolutely, show-stopping corvette is defiantly worth a second look. It has professionally undergone a body off restoration, done to nors standards. It is all chrome, finished in a beautiful red paint. It is equipped with both a matching red hard top and a lovely white soft top. This is an incredible collector car for any Vette enthusiast.

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #283S (Sale Order 82 of 143)

In 1955 Ford introduced the Thunderbird with the sole purpose to beat Chevrolet’......s Corvette. The Thunderbird beat the Corvette senseless. Ford sold 23 T-Birds to every Corvette. It was hardly a contest. The Thunderbird beat the Corvette through a combination of comfort as well as performance. It would be considered the first “......personal luxury car”....... In the past luxury automobiles had to be large sometimes chauffeured vehicles. With the T-Bird, luxury became personal and fun. 1957 was the last year of the first series Thunderbird. It was also the last of the two-seater Thunderbirds for over forty years, no doubt, much to the relief of Chevrolet. The style of the ’......57 was revamped with more pronounced tail fins, larger tail lights, revamped bumpers and grill. Ford offered a variety of V-8’......s with letter designations C, D, F. The car offered for auction has the “......D”...... 312 cid 245 hp motor found in most ‘......57’......s. It is attached to a Ford-O-Matic transmission with power brakes and steering. The color is Willow Green. It is a numbers matching vehicle with 3,000 miles since restoration. It has been owned by seller for fifteen years * 312 cid 245 hp “......D”...... * Automatic transmission * Power brakes and steering * Nut & Bolts restoration * Matching numbers ESTIMATE: $55,000 - $70,000

1953 Buick Woodie

Lot #284S (Sale Order 83 of 143)

In 1953 Buick was the last company in the United States to build a wooden suburban, commonly known known as the woodie. This flawless restoration has been recognized by the Antique auto club of America, first receiving a junior award and now has the prestige of receiving a senior award. 1953 was the introduction of the first Buick V-8 engine, this magnificent car is also equipped with an automatic transmission, power steering and power brakes, and also an original a.m radio. Buick's were know for their cutting edge designs. The three port holes as well as the sweeping chrome on each side make the Buick a stand out from the rest of the industry. For 1953 this Buick Woodie set the standard for excellence and luxury. When we describe this automobile as being magnificent it is instantaneously recognizable as you approach it. The Pains taking time it took to so this "no expense spared restoration," is nothing short of incredible. The underside is just as incredible as the top side. ESTIMATE: $95,000 - $115,000

1954 Ford Skyliner

Lot #285S (Sale Order 84 of 143)

The styling of the 1954 Ford line-up had been largely unchanged since 1952. Even though 1955 would mark a dramatic styling change, Ford decided to create the rather audacious Skyliner. The audacity came from front half of the roof of the 2-door hardtop being made of green tinted acrylic glass. Ford proclaimed it gave the passengers a, “......freshness of view.”......, as they went down the road. It had all the advantage of a convertible without the wind blowing everything around. In 1954 Ford 13, 144 examples of which we are offering a fine example for auction. The white exterior is highlighted by the black and white interior with vinyl seating. * 239 Cid V-8 145 hp * 3 speed automatic * Glass top with curtain ESTIMATE: $40,000 - $55,000

1957 Chrysler 300C

Lot #286S (Sale Order 85 of 143)

A special and rare survivor, this is one of 18 Chrysler 300Cs produced in 1957 with an optional performance package designed for NASCAR competition. Of those 18 cars only three survive to this day and this unrestored 300C remains as a unique example of the very first muscle cars. The other cars are the “......mule”...... Chrysler used to engineer this special run and the other is in New Zealand and restored. Big and very fast these cars were a sensation during the mid-Fifties. Chrysler 300s were so named because the original models delivered 300 horses. The car consigned to this auction put out significantly more power. Featuring the famed V8 392 cu.in. “......hemi”...... engine this Chrysler was modified with larger exhaust manifolds and pipes and a Snyder roller camshaft installed by Chrysler. The horsepower was increased from 375 to 390. The exhaust system still has hand made metal part numbers welded to the pipes to pass NASCAR inspection. On the dash a large tachometer is installed in the middle where the clock normally sits, another giveaway this car was intended for competition. The heavy-duty suspension was also as revolutionary as the hemi engine because Chrysler used torsion bars to provide a stiffer suspension than normal in the era. At 4600 lbs. this is a big car so the drum brakes were large and the best of their day but not up to the standards of disc brakes. A unique air scoop under the headlights helped cool the front brakes. The three-speed stick shift is a replacement for the original but is a Chrysler NPG all-synchromesh three speed built in 1967 and purchased from a local NASCAR racer. These original muscle cars are a memorable sight on the road with their sweeping rear fenders and substantial front grill. A two-door coupe, this 300C has been repainted in its original black and the interior is in beige leather. The car is unrestored but has been carefully stored since 1984 in a dry urethane insulated garage that has no dew point and helps prevent rust. Purchase by the current owner in the early 1960s, this car only 61,000 actual miles on the odometer. The long time owner is a nationally recognized authority on these cars and a show judge for Chrysler 300s. ESTIMATE: $140,000 - $165,000

1961 Chrysler New Yorker

Lot #287S (Sale Order 86 of 143)

This is an absolutely outstanding example of a super rare 1961 Chrysler New Yorker Convertible. It is finished in Tuxedo Black with Black and White interior, topped with a black convertible roof. It is powered by a 413 C.I V-8 mated to the infamous push button transmission, swivel front bucket seats, power steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, factory radio and heater. Chrome wire wheels wrapped in wide, white wall tires allow front end styling with canted quad headlamps and new rear taillight treatment, clearly went after the sport luxury enthusiast market. The interior ques look like that out of a rocket ship with bulbous plexiglas dash guard pod. It is also accompanied with the translucent steering wheel. The styling of this vehicle is unsurpassed. Estimate: $85,000 - $95,000

1955 Ford Crown Victoria Fairlane

Lot #288S (Sale Order 87 of 143)

For 1955, Ford gave its line of cars a face lift with a panoramic windshield and upgraded the power to the "6" and added another larger, borrowed from the "T-bird", V-8. Some of the models names were also changed as the Crestline became the Fairlane. Within the Fairlane model line was the extraordinary Crown Victoria. Its outstanding features include the glass top and chrome "basket handle" connecting both "B" pillars which was borrowed from the Mercury XM-800 show car. For auction is a fine example of this eye catching style. Partially restored in 2005, it has gone 5,000 miles and still has the original motor. It is a stunning two-tone car in the popular combination of Torch Red and White. The theme of red and white continues throughout the interior with vinyl seats. * Rare Skyliner model with Glass Top and Curtain * 272 “......Y”...... block V-8 185 hp * T-Pot 4 Barrel Carburetor * Continental Kit * Wire wheel hub caps * Fender skirts * Bumper guards ESTIMATE: $40,000 - $55,000

1957 Chrysler 300C

Lot #289S (Sale Order 88 of 143)

White 300C- A/C # 2763 •...... 51,000 miles, 3rd owner. Original owner kept car in airplane hangar in Wyoming, only used summers. Bought by 300 club member, then myself. Car never saw salt. Has A/C, was 1st decent system as Chrysler owned “......Airtemp”......, an A/C company. •...... Car is in best shape of any I have owned (12). It has been stored in a conditioned space for years. Current Maintenance •...... New tires on correct 6 ½...”...... rims •...... Oil & filter change, auto transfluid changed •...... Gas line antifreeze + sta-bill •...... Checked brakes, 2 new wheel cylinders each wheel new fluid and hoses ESTIMATE: $75,000 - $90,000

1957 Lincoln Mark II

Lot #290S (Sale Order 89 of 143)

2 Door Hardtop Only 40,706 Actual Miles! Spectacular condition. One of only 444 produced. Fitted with EVERY option, including rare and desired factory air conditioning (1 of 98) and padded dash (very rare). We are proud to offer this museum quality Mark II to the most astute collector, investor or enthusiast who understands the rarity and investment potential of this great American motorcar. At this year’......s 2017 New York Auto Show, this car was displayed and made headlines. Photographers and writers flocked to it. Bloomberg.com listed and pictured it in their “......Best In Class”...... feature and gave it honor by naming it “......Class President”....... It went on to say “......It doesn't get classier than this vintage whip from Ford Motor's budding luxury brand.”...... It was also featured on the website of the prestigious Automobile Magazine and numerous other international publications. In addition, this was a feature car in the Saratoga Auto Museums Collection this summer. This timeless beauty is one of the last American cars to be handcrafted, discontinued partly because they were too expensive to manufacture. In 1957, there were only 444 built including power steering, brakes, windows including vent windows, power seats, AM Town & Country radio, power antenna and a self-regulating clock. Purchased new, it eclipsed even the Rolls Royce as it retailed for the whopping price tag of $10,000 at that time and was delivered in a fleece-lined canvas envelope to protect its finish while in transit. Even at that price, Ford lost $1,000 per vehicle. This Mark II is muscled by a 368 CI engine which was specially made, blue printed and balanced for this model and breathes via dual exhaust. It also includes a 3 Speed Automatic Transmission. The finest, butter soft, handcrafted “......Bridge of Weir”...... Scottish leather throughout the interior adds to the luxury of an already deluxe, smooth ride. John Reinhart was the chief stylist. Famed auto designer Gord Buehrig of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Co. was chief body engineer and the man responsible for the stainless steel pipes and the long lower look. There have been three meticulous owners of this beauty. The most recent of which owned it for 27 years during which it was driven less than 5,000 miles. Maintained in like-new pristine condition for 60 years and remains immaculate with all gauges working. The recipient of numerous Best of Show awards in competitive arenas with up to 600 cars participating, she also won Third Place at Hershey. Maintained for years in as-new condition (with an open checkbook) by East Coast Restorations in Long Island, NY. This is truly one of the best that you can find. It’......s original owner, Edward Gaylord was a visionary and devoted auto enthusiast. He and his brother owned Gaylord Concept Cars, an outstanding industry automotive leader. Their company built leading-edge prototype automobiles for Detroit’......s Big 3. Other famous owners of the Continental include Elvis Presley, Elizabeth Taylor, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Louis Prima, Barry Goldwater, Frank Sinatra, Nelson Rockefeller, Spike Jones and the Shah of Iran. This is one of the rarest of the 444 1957 Continental Mark II’......s built. This car has had one quality repaint and no bodywork or rust. It is a true mint original, better than a barn find because each of its owner’......s commitments to retain its as-new presentation. Winning bidder also receives Manuals accumulated by past owners. •...... Data Book •...... Owner’......s Manual •...... Service Information Manual •...... Technical Data Manual •...... Body Parts Catalog •...... Chassis Parts Catalog Also Included are: •...... 1/25th scale White Flywheel Deluxe Aluminum Mark II Model Car (1950’......s Vintage in Original Box) •...... 1/18th scale Diecast Metal White Mark II Model Car in unopened original box •...... Original Jar of Blue Coral Preservation Sealer ESTIMATE: $75,000 - $95,000

1940 Chevrolet Pickup

Lot #291S (Sale Order 90 of 143)

Incredible Restoration / Resto Mod Truck Meticulously Cared For ~ Exceptional Condition ***** Many Personalized Features ***** ONLY 9,110 MILES Since Completion of the Restoration Restored for a GM Executive Comes with a Complete Binder of Receipts and Photos!! Here is is your opportunity to purchase a 1940 Chevy Professionally Built Resto-Mod pickup truck...with the ORIGINAL CAB AND BOX!! OVER $100,000 Invested Buy for 50% of the Cost Driving this 1940 truck is like driving a Brand New Truck EXTERIOR Has an Original STEEL Cab & Box Laser Straight Sheetmetal Torch Red Paint is Show Quality with a Mirror Gloss Finish Inside of the Bed is Immaculate SHARP 17”...... Polished Aluminum Wheels Stainless Exhaust INTERIOR Gorgeous Fit and Finish Throughout Loaded with Trick Features Smooth Filler Door Tilt Polished Steering Column Hidden CD Stereo Vintage Air Conditioning Blows Ice Cold…...... No Detail Was Left Untouched UNDER THE HOOD The Drivetrain is a 350 with Turbo 350 A Very Reliable Motor For Touring Smooth Firewall Polished Radiator No Detail Was Missed…......…......…...... Everything is Beautifully Detailed Stored in a Climate Controlled Environment This truck is ready to Head out and WIN Trophies Check out the photos... Must see this truck to appreciate it!!

1942 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 98

Lot #292S (Sale Order 91 of 143)

Frame-off Restoration 110hp, 257 cu. in. inline eight-cylinder engine Hydra-Matic automatic transmission Independent front suspension with coil springs, live axle rear suspension with leaf springs Four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes Power operated convertible top Oldsmobile's 1942 production began on August 29, 1941 and ended on February 5, 1942 and Oldsmobile built a total of 66,303 cars before converting to war production. The lowest production model for 1942 was this Custom Cruiser 98 convertible, with only 216 built. This exquisite Sea Foam Green 1942 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 98 Convertible with green leather upholstery has the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, pushbutton radio, power operated soft top and fog lights. The subject of a frame-off 100-point restoration to Concours condition, it is an Antique Automobile Club of America national first place winner. It comes from one of the finest collections in New York, where it has been displayed in climate controlled conditions and meticulously maintained. The rarity, value, style and performance of this beautiful 1942 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser 98 convertible make it an impressive and desirable addition to any collection. Estimate: 90,000 - 100,000

1924 Fay & Bowen Golden Arrow

Lot #293S (Sale Order 92 of 143)

Golden Arrow series, One of Six ever produced, Hull# 862. Golden Girl was formerly named Golden Era when it was owned by the Lewis Family of the Thousand Islands until 1989. Mark Mason owned her for a short time before she was sold to Charles Royce, of Royce Funds in Watch Hill, RI. Mr. Royce is a collector of many classics including the 74’...... Purdy Boat Company Commuter –...... Aphrodite. Mr. Royce owned Golden Girl for approximately 11 years and provided the best of care with a full-time professional Captain and a rigorous maintenance regime. Golden Girl has won numerous awards at various Antique and Classic Boat rendezvous’....... When not in use off the waters of Newport, Golden Girl was stored in a Dry Building under cover. In May 2009, Golden Girl was purchased by Steve Lamando, a Lake George NY resident, collector of Antique and Classic Boats, as well as the owner of Halls Boat Corporation and Elco Motor Yachts. Mr. Lamando used Golden Girl for the first couple of years and always stored her in his personal boat house or on the Triple Axel, included trailer. While under the care, custody and control of Mr. Lamando, Halls Boat Corporation performed the following work: *Frame and Planking Repair *Finishing Bilges, underside of deck and hatches, forward face of bulkhead *Engine/Systems/Mechanicals In 2011, Golden Girl was sent to a finishing company in Mystic CT. Her decks and interiors were stripped, stained and varnished and added gold leaf to the arrows of the boat. Mr. Lamando has kept up with the same, rigorous maintenance schedule that Mr. Royce followed, ensuring that Golden Girl always looked and ran best. Golden Girl has been featured in the French book “......Canots de Legende”...... being shown in all of her glory on page 45 and 51. Inclusions to Golden Girl are as follows: *Full Cockpit Bimini *Stern, Helm and Companion Seats Cushions *Two Wicker Chairs w/ Cushions *Canvas Cockpit Cover *Float on, Aluminum, Triple Axle Trailer Engine: *1949 Chris Craft Model K, 6 Cylinder Gasoline Engine –...... 95HP *25 Gallon Aluminum Fuel Tank, Replaced in 1990 1 1/4”...... Bronze Shaft with 3-Blade Bronze Propeller Deck & Hull: *Lovely Interlux Blue Hull, Repainted Spring 2012 *Cypress Planked on Oak Frames (7/8”...... ×... 5/8”...... on 6 ½...”...... Centers) *Mahogany Deck, Professionally Varnished each season *Stem and Keel are Oak with 1 1/8”...... bronze wood screws, bolts and drifts *Deck beams are 1”...... ×... 2”...... oak on 11’...... Centers ESTIMATE: $200,000 - $240,000

1932 Lincoln KB

Lot #294S (Sale Order 93 of 143)

Recently rebuilt 447.9-cid V-12 engine Recently rebuilt three-speed transmission Stated as largely original with one repaint One of 216 produced Full Classic as recognized by the CCCA Interior reported to be original Recently rebuilt brakes New wiring harness, clutch and exhaust A correct chassis used to replace deteriorated old chassis The 1932 Lincoln Series 235, five-passenger sedan offered here is stated as being in original appearing condition, with the exception of one repaint. The 447.9 cubic inch, 150 horsepower V-12 engine and three-speed manual transmission have recently been rebuilt. The Bendix Duo-Servo four-wheel cable operated brakes have also been rebuilt. The owner reports that upon purchase and inspection of Lincoln the chassis had deteriorated significantly. Because of this a better and correct chassis was used as a replacement. A new exhaust system, clutch and wiring harness were also installed. The exterior is presented with two-tone dark blue paintwork, dual side-mounted spare tires, wire wheels, wide whitewall tires and a rear-mounted luggage rack. The interior is reported to be original and finished in tan, with jump seats fitted to the rear passenger compartment. This largely original, Full Classic, Lincoln KB is one of only 216 produced for this model year. The meticulously maintained and fully operating condition makes this an ideal Lincoln for touring. Estimate: $50,000 - $60,000

1934 Packard Convertible Victoria

Lot #295S (Sale Order 94 of 143)

This custom car is based on the classic lines of an 11th series Packard. The chassis is from a 2-door Victoria style convertible that was frame up restored and customized. It was born in California where it lived for three years. The body and convertible top are painted a matching White Pearl. The interior is tan with leather bucket seats. The customization includes modern tires on wire wheels, discs brakes all around, AM/FM radio, power steering, and A/C. It is powered by 502 cid Chevy crate motor connected to a 4 speed 700R4 Turbo-Hydramatic. For those who want a true classic car with none of the hassle, this Packard custom is for you. * 500 miles since built * Frame up restoration * All the safety and comforts of a modern automobile * Built on an original 1934 Packard frame ESTIMATE: $140,000 - $165,000

1941 Ford Pickup Street Rod

Lot #296S (Sale Order 95 of 143)

This award winning ’......41 Ford pickup has been consigned to the Saratoga Auto Museum Auction in September. Originally from Connecticut, the truck was purchased in 2003 at the Adirondack Nationals in Lake George. Since then the current owner has shown it extensively in area car shows. He has put only1500 miles on the car since purchase. Painted in a stunning Sunset Pearl, the truck is powered by a ’......95 Pontiac Firebird V8 with TPI fuel injection and features roller rockers. The automatic transmission is a GM Turbo 350 unit and the truck sports a 9 inch Ford rear end. With remote entry the truck also has power windows and power steering. The truck comes with a custom made cover the bed. ESTIMATE: $70,000 - $85,000

1937 Chevrolet Coupe

Lot #297S (Sale Order 96 of 143)

Mid-1930s Chevys, with their rounded fenders, pod mounted headlights, tall thin radiator shells, and two-piece “......V”...... windshields, are an ideal basis for a contemporary street rod. Powered by a dual carb 383/Turbo 400 combination, the chassis on this car features a Mustang II front end, a 9”...... Ford rear end with 4-wheel disc brakes. The exterior is painted a rich Black Cherry, with very subtle ghost flames, while the interior is color coordinated in a mauve and gray tweed combination. Performance and style come together in this stunning 1937 Chevy Coupe. ESTIMATE: $50,000 - $65,000

1936 Ford Roadster

Lot #298S (Sale Order 97 of 143)

3 Time Dearborn Winner!! This vehicle is an outstanding example of what Henry Ford was all about. 1936 Ford Roadsters are extremely rare on their own, but put in a 3 time dearborn winner with judging sheets, how good does it get? Original tools from Ford, side curtains, extremely rare factory radio and clock in the mirror, and complete pump and jack. It is finished in Washington Blue exterior, with contrasting medium tan leather interior, topped with a tan roof. You would have to go pretty far and wide to find a better one. This car is magnificent from top to bottom. Estimate: $85,000 - $95,000

1931 Chevrolet Street Rod

Lot #299S (Sale Order 98 of 143)

This classic styled Hot Rod is based on a 1931 two door Chevrolet. It is powered by a stroker 383 Chevy. It is attached to an automatic but maintains the long whip like shifter on cars form the early 30’......s. The customization is very subtle. From a distance it can appear to be stock restoration of a ’......31 Chevy. But, as you move closer, you start to notice the work that went into the car. From the slightly lowered black body to the larger, not huge, tires you begin to see that some thought and care went into the work. The red and white interior with bench leather seats maintains the feel of a ‘......30’......s sedan but clearly everything works like a modern car. * 383 V-8 * Beautiful workmanship ESTIMATE: $40,000 -$55,000

1933 Ford Roadster

Lot #300S (Sale Order 99 of 143)

Looking cool or going fast, the hot rodders’...... dilemma. For the owner of this roadster, there is no dilemma as the car is a winner in both categories. At the heart of the ’......33 is a GM Performance 502 making 450bhp and massive amounts of torque. This very strong engine is backed up with a Turbo 350, modified with a 3000 rpm stall converter. Gears are changed with a B&M shifter and the power then goes to a 9”...... Ford rear end equipped with 4:11 gears that turn oversize Hoosier tires on custom wheels. The wheelie bars on the back are an added touch that shows this a very serious street rod. Contemporary street rods with modern features (“......crate”...... engines, a.c., power steering and brakes, billet wheels and accessories, etc.) still strive for “......The Look”...... as it was in the early 1950s. The look on a roadster includes a raked and lowered windshield, maybe with a removable hard top (a Carson top), a set of “......big and littles”...... (small tires up front, bigger in the rear), and custom paint. This roadster has all of that and reflects what a modern street rod should be…......oh, yes, don’......t forget to check out the steering wheel. ESTIMATE: $55,000 - $65,000

1937 Ford Cabriolet Custom

Lot #301S (Sale Order 100 of 143)

2 Door Hardtop V-8 502 GM crate engine, with 800 CFM carburetor Automatic, 700-R400 Transmission with 2500 RPM stall converter Polished Wilwood brakes Air Ride suspension Odometer: 26 miles The 1937 Ford Cabriolet Custom is a labor of love with over 3000 hours of paint and body work which began in 2001. Originally a convertible, this vehicle was fitted with a Downs Manufacturing hardtop. Advanced Plating assisted with the chrome plating on the wheels, steering wheel, louvers and grille. The body also features a one-piece windshield, a hood that opens from either side and side panels that are easily removed for access to the engine compartment. Jet-Hot coated headers, polished stainless steel drivetrain and exhaust pipes, frenched tail lights and a third light in the trunk lid, plus a flawless Honda 2000 purple pearl paint job make this a pristine auction vehicle. Luxurious interior features include tan leather and suede, Vintage Air heating and air conditioning, Dakota Digital Gauges, an Ididit steering column, remote entry, power windows, and power steering. Awards –...... 1st time showing 2011 Boston World of Wheels Radical Custom Outstanding in Class 2011 Boston World of Wheels Summit Street Achievement ESTIMATE: $90,000 - $110,000

1941 Cadillac Series 61

Lot #302S (Sale Order 101 of 143)

1941 Cadillac series 61, model 6109, 4-dr. sedan. Two tone grey in and out. Powered by the Cadillac Flathead 346 ci./150 hp. V8 with three speed manual transmission. Fender skirts and wide white wall tires. This car spent most of its life in Colorado hence the super clean body. Older restoration but still runs and drives great as well as presents nicely.?...... Estimate: $24,000 - $28,000

1949 Chrysler New York T&C

Lot #303S (Sale Order 102 of 143)

This is a one owner classic car. It has a spitfire 135 hp engine- Straight 8 with Prestomic Gyrol Fluid Drive Transmission. It is a convertible with the original white wood ash trim. The color is apple green and was repainted in 1995. The top and interior are all original except for the leather that was replaced in the passenger side. The mileage is 80,523. It was the 420th car made out of 1,000 produced. ESTIMATE: $65,000 - $85,000

1951 Lincoln Custom

Lot #304S (Sale Order 103 of 143)

1951 Lincoln Custom 4 door ENGINE: 454 Chevy TRANNY: 400 Turbo REAR:Ford 9" EXHAUST: molded pipes TIRES:Wide Whites vintage radials WHEELS: Full face hubcaps on Steel Rims COLOR: Deep Black Cherry INTERIOR: Gray patterned Velour Chopped Rear doors were shortened in length Chopped Roof Quarter glasses were filled. The custom beveled French headlights are straight from factory Hood was shaved Corners were Rounded. The Continental Kit adds length to an already huge car. Door handles were shaved and electrified for easy entry The door corners were rounded off to add to the cars long sleek look. The Rear quarters were extended 2 1/2 inches. Tail lights were frenched. Tilt Column Air Conditioning.A TRUE SHOW CAR BUILT BY CECIL PROFIT. Master/famous car builder of chopped Mercury and Lincoln automobiles

1957 Chevrolet Nomad

Lot #305S (Sale Order 104 of 143)

Chevrolet’......s first Nomad was a Corvette-based show car for the 1954 Motorama. The viewing public was very receptive to the vehicle, but General Motors’...... executives felt that the concept would work better on a regular size Chevrolet chassis. The classic Nomad debuted in 1955 as a high-line model on the new 115 inch wheelbase Chevrolet. Available with 6 or V-8 engines, it had a base price of approximately $2500. For the classic 1955-57 model years, Nomad production totaled approximately 20,000 units. This 1957 Nomad has 66,800 actual miles and is equipped with the 190 bhp, 283 cubic inch engine, and Powerglide automatic transmission. It also has power steering, a push button radio, and a clock. The car was stripped to the bare metal and given new paint in the factory correct colors of Canyon Coral and India Ivory. An award winner at Hemmings Cruise In and a featured “......calendar car”...... in a NAPA 2010 calendar, this Nomad is a fine example of one of Chevrolet’......s classic 1957 models. ESTIMATE: $60,000 - $75,000

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Lot #306S (Sale Order 105 of 143)

With its dramatic "jet age" styling, the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air has become the styling icon of the 1950s in an era when the auto companies competed with annual dramatic styling changes and not on performance and mechanical improvements. The three year run of Chevy's full sized models began in 1955. By 1957, the Bel Air models had a wide front chrome grill with so called "Dagmar" rubber bumper guards. Distinctive body treatments with graceful sweeping chrome lines lead back to the most recognizable feature of the 1957 Bel Air, the sharp edged twin tailfins. The tailfins incorporated the taillight, stoplight, backup light and on the left side the gas filler. The hooded front headlights were set off by three gold anodized hash marks. The Bel Air models were also badged with anodized gold “......Bel Air”...... script on their tailfins. In keeping with the "jet age" styling, two rocket like chrome accents graced the hood. The 1957 models marked the end of a styling trend with GM going in a totally different style in 1958 with less than successful acceptance. Today the easily recognizable 1957 Bel Air has become one of the most sought after cars from the era. Properly restored and well maintained cars are highly desirable, particularly the convertibles. This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air two-door convertible is a beautifully restored and lovingly maintained example with only 3776 miles since a meticulous restoration. The flawless paint is in the original factory Harbor Blue with the vinyl convertible top in Larkspur Blue. The chrome has been carefully restored to a high standard. A distinctive and valuable feature of this car is the continental kit for the spare tire. The immaculate interior is in the period correct two-tone blue vinyl. The vehicle features power windows, seats and top. The optional spinner hubcaps as well as the full fender skirts add to the look of this special convertible. Power comes from the legendary 283 cu. in. "small block" V-8 that puts out 220 horsepower. Two, four barrel Carter carburetor feeds the engine and features a, unusual Batwing air cleaners. The transmission is the popular 2-speed Powerglide automatic. This is a matching numbers car. No detail has been overlooked in the restoration and presentation of this multiple-award winning example of a much sought after and highly collectable 1957 Bel Air convertible. ESTIMATE: $90,000 - $115,000

1957 Chrysler 300C

Lot #307S (Sale Order 106 of 143)

The 1957 model year 300C was restyled, featuring a wide front grille and larger tailfins. The Hemi engine was upgraded to 392 cu in (6.4 L) with 375 hp (280 kW), or as a limited edition 390 hp (290 kW) version (18 built, one of which is available in this auction). A convertible model was available for the first time in 1957. The car has a number of red, white, and blue '300C' medallions on the sides, hood, trunk and interior. 1,918 coupes and 484 convertibles were built. Vehicle Information: 1957 Chrysler 300C Body Style: convertible VIN #: 3N572771 Engine Displacement: 392 cu. in- 375 HP- 2 4 bbl carbs Transmission: Torque flite 3 spd Cylinders: 8 Color: white Options: power steering, power brakes Odometer Reading: 100000 •...... Stored in climate controlled garage (35 years)?...... •...... 1 of 484 convertibles built •...... Good original car ESTIMATE: $40,000 - $50,000

1956 Chevrolet Corvette 265/ 225

Lot #308S (Sale Order 107 of 143)

1956 was a make or break year for the Corvette. After the 1955 sales drubbing by Ford’......s Thunderbird (23 to 1), GM could have just walked away and chalked it up to experience. Instead GM went all in. The ‘......56 was completely restyled. Its new body would have concaved sides that allowed for interesting two-tone paint schemes. It now had outside, no kidding, door handles; roll up windows, and an optional removal hard top. Gone was the 6 cylinder and automatic transmission was an option instead of standard. The soon to be famous small block”...... Chevy in 265 cid form could be ordered in power ranges from 210 hp to 240 hp. The example offered for auction is a numbers matching vehicle that was restored 15 years ago. The “......265”...... has a power rating of 225 hp. It is black with a red interior. It also has the “......AUX”...... hardtop. * 265 cid 225 hp * Automatic Power Glide * AUX hardtop * Numbers matching * restored 15 years ago ESTIMATE: $95,000 - $115,000

1957 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #309S (Sale Order 108 of 143)

This 1957 T-bird has had a total frame-off Restoration (nut and bolt) with no expense spared. Over $100k was spent on this 1957 T-Bird with the factory E-Code 312 c/i V8,270 HP (Factory Dual Quad Carbs, only 1499 birds had this very rare option) the bird was brought back to completely original specs, the original trim tags are in place. The original Inca Gold color was a rare color in 1957, Port Hole Hardtop also painted Inca Gold, as per trim tags. The restoration was completed in 2014 and let the paint cure for 6 month before the final assembly. the bird has AACA Jr. & Sr. awards and many Best in Show. Has competed in a Concourse D'Elegance At the Saratoga Museum in 2015 event. The car comes with the original invoice from the dealer and all history of car. ESTIMATE: $75,000 - $90,000

2002 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #310S (Sale Order 109 of 143)

The late 1990s and early 2000s are epitomized by a neo-retro trend in automotive design. Ford’......s 2002 Thunderbird modernized earlier styling concepts and created a futuristic interpretation of a popular past design. Looking to its 1957 predecessor, the 2002 was styled in bright 1950s colors, with cowled headlights, an eggcrate grille, a hood scoop, afterburner taillights and a two-seat configuration. Marketed as a “......personal luxury car”...... this 2002 T-Bird has a white porthole hard top. This absolutely stunning 2002 Ford Thunderbird Convertible with the removable hard-top. This car has just 3689 (three thousand six hundred eighty-nine) miles! It is absolutely flawless, inside and out. It is a one-owner car which came from a local collector with NO accident history and a clean CarFax. It is colored in Torch Red with the two-tone black and red leather interior. It looks awesome in this color combination. The hard-top is white and also in perfect shape without a single scratch. This car has been garaged throughout its entire life. It runs and drives absolutely as new. The chrome wheels are not marked and are not pitted. The tires have close to 100% of the tread remaining. The black power soft top goes up and down with ease. It is not faded, ripped, or marked. The rear window is clear. As far as the interior is concerned, it is spotless. The leather seats are not worn or marked. The carpets are clean and it has never been smoked in. If you are looking for the ultimate Thunderbird, THIS IS IT! It is, basically, a museum quality vehicle. It can be shipped anywhere sight "unseen" and its new owner will be thrilled with the condition. ESTIMATE: $27,000 - $32,000

2004 Pontiac GTO

Lot #311S (Sale Order 110 of 143)

Once upon a time, GM’......s North America Chairman Bob Lutz read an article in CAR AND DRIVER about GM of Australia’......s Holden Commodore SS. CAR AND DRIVER thought it was the finest performance produced by GM. The magazine also deeply regretted the Commodore was not available in the US. This put the idea in Lutz’......s head he could make a 21st Century muscle car with little or no development costs quickly. Though the whole project would take longer and cost more than Lutz hoped, the first GTO since 1974 was introduced in 2004. The two door coupe was powered by the Corvette LS1 5.7 liter 350 hp V-8 that was connected to either a 4 speed automatic or 6 speed manual. The new GTO’......s top speed of 159 mph, 0-60 in 5.3 seconds, 0-100 in 13.1 seconds and a quarter mile time of 13.62 seconds made the new GTO worthy of its ancestors. The GTO offered for auction is all original. No mods have been added. It is offered in Bahama Blue (available only in 2004). The interior is black leather with bucket seats. This car is one of only 271 in Bahama Blue with a 6-speed manual. The 2004 GTO is a forgotten classic that will make a tremendous investment. * LS1 5.7 liter V-8 350 hp * 6-speed manual * Top end 159! ESTIMATE: $8,500 - $12,500

1987 Porsche 911 Turbo

Lot #312S (Sale Order 111 of 143)

Rare, beautiful 1987 911 Turbo with manual transmission, moon roof, leather interior, 16" alloy wheels, and recently freshened engine by a 35 year goldmeister technician, car looks and runs like new. Service records available on completed engine work. Tired of the same uninteresting drive? Well change up things with this good-looking and fun 1987 Porsche 911. This car is nicely equipped with features such as leather interior, power windows and locks, and a moonroof. Be prepared to be transformed when you get behind the wheel and feel the power surge right into your very soul as you mash the gas and zoom off over the horizon. ESTIMATE: $135,000 - $150,000

1954 MG TF

Lot #313S (Sale Order 112 of 143)

This is the opportunity to own a piece of sports car history and have fun on the open road again. The MG TF marked the end of MG’......s T series sports cars, which began before WWII. The T series, the TC and TD, are famous for having introduced Americans to driving light and nimble roadsters with good handling and some pep when compared to American sedans of the 1940s. The TF is a more modern looking car at three inches lower than the TD with a sloping grill and faired-in headlights resembling the look of a Morgan. At the time of its introduction in 1954 the TF seemed outdated compared to the full width bodywork of the Triumph TR 2 and the Austin Healey 100. In retrospect the TF is now seen as the best looking and most desirable of the T series MGs. This car is the standard two-seat TF roadster with the robust 1250cc 4-cylinder MG engine and 4-speed gearbox. It underwent a full restoration 10-years ago in Ontario and has only some 10-thousand miles since. It is a matching numbers car. Like MGs of the time this car runs well and is mechanically sound. Painted in an appropriate black, the roadster is set off by a beautiful red interior with red leather seats. It also comes with a new top. Further enhancing the look of this car are heavy-duty 60 spoke wire wheels. ESTIMATE: $30,000 - $40,000

1969 Jaguar E-Type

Lot #314S (Sale Order 113 of 143)

The Jaguar E-type is one of the most beautiful automobiles ever created, period. The Jaguar E-type is so striking that an example has been displayed at the New York City Museum of Modern Art. The E-type is a work of art and for that reason alone it is an incredibly collectable car and one that promises to only increase in value. The E-type debuted in 1961 and was a direct descendant of the famed “......D-type”...... Jags that won the demanding 24-hour race at LeMans 3 times. The E-types shared much of the same technology that made the D-type one of the most innovative racecars of the mid-50s. The E-types shared the same aircraft inspired approach to aerodynamics with the sleek curvy body only on a longer chassis. Today when so many cars look much the same, in 1969 there was the E-type and no other car with anything resembling such sophisticated styling. In fact, the E-type is still very much a head turner. The car was filled with fresh thinking for a road going sports car. The E-type used the same monocoque body structure as the D-type with a steel tub and a strong tubular front support frame covered by complex one-piece bonnet/front fenders over the straight six XK engine. The suspension was fully independent using torsion bars/coil springs with a limited slip differential. Four power-assisted disc brakes stopped the car. All this at the same time Ferrari was still using a solid rear axel and drum brakes. The E-type was, and still is, famed for it’......s handling and smooth ride. This roadster, also known as an “......OTS”...... for Open Two Seater, is an example of the Series II E-types with the larger 4.2-liter engine, so it represents a major and highly desirable refinement of the original 3.8-liter roadsters. This car was totally restored about 10-years ago, with keen attention to detail. The stunning and vibrant factory correct Signal Red paint is in excellent condition. The flawless interior features tan leather bucket seats and leather trim. One of the values of the 4.2 Series are the interior creature comforts not found on the Series 1. The Series II featured wider, more comfortable and supportive bucket seats. Another feature of this particular vehicle are the gleaming chrome wire wheels. As a later version this car has the styling cues mandated by US safety standards with wrap around bumpers front and back with more visible parking brake lights. A major complaint about the earlier cars was the headlight covers, which became fogged and dimmed the light. In the Series II the covers were removed and the headlights were raised so visibility as night is much improved. The front opening in the hood is wider to improve engine cooling. Also making this a more drivable car was a new, Jaguar designed, all synchromesh 4-speed gearbox, which replaced the unloved and difficult Moss gearbox. Power comes from the enlarged version of the smooth running inline six-cylinder XK engine now bored out to 4.2 liters and given a stronger crankshaft . This car has the more three of the more desirable SU carburetors but the original Stromberg carbs will be included with the car. This larger engine actually put out the same horsepower as the smaller 3.8 but had far more torque. With the SU carbs it can develop 265 HP and with its super smooth body can reach speeds close to 150 MPH. These cars were noted for their ability to cruise at high speeds. This car has exceptionally low mileage, only 5500 since restoration. The current owner has had the vehicle carefully maintained on a regular basis and driven it less than 2,000 rain free miles since purchase in 2008. He just installed a new electronic ignition system. An aluminum radiator is also included with the car. As might be expected from such a stunningly restored example of the Series II E-type this is a matching numbers car with full Jaguar Heritage documentation. ESTIMATE: $125,000 - $145,000

1951 MG TD

Lot #315S (Sale Order 114 of 143)

This beautiful 1951 MGTD was bought new from the MG dealer in Albany, NY. It changed hands when it was a few years old and was driven occasionally until 1961. It then slumbered in the back of an Albany garage for nearly 50 years. It was garage found by the Perry family and later acquired by Bob Ensign, well known in the region for his impeccable car restorations. This car was treated to new black paint, new tan interior, new tires, new top, new fuel tank, and much much more. This is the original color combination from the factory. Amazingly, the body was so good on the car that this TD retains all its original wood framework! The mechanicals have been fully gone through. The engine underwent an expensive and thorough rebuild with the help of local T-Series guru XXXXX( name to be gotten) which included upgraded front and rear seals which virtually eliminate oil leaking that was common with the 1250cc engine. Generator and voltage regulator underwent electronic internal rebuild and Pointless ignition was also installed. This Black/tan beauty has traveled less than 500 miles since even completion and is lovingly cared for by a British Car Enthusiast here in Saratoga Springs. ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $30,000

1967 Austin-Healey 3000 BJ8 MK III

Lot #316S (Sale Order 115 of 143)

Chassis # HBJ8L34367 A Well Kept Older Restoration Recently Serviced & Sorted Original Colors & Numbers Matching Offered With BMIHT Certificate Hailed as one of Britain's most famous sports cars, the Austin Healey has long deserved the recognition it gets today as an upstanding collector car. These little sports cars incorporate all of the right elements to bring back a real understanding of what fun was like behind the wheel in the 1960's. If it were not for Austin Healey's demise in 1968, there would certainly be a rather interesting contribution to today's contemporary sports cars. Since this is not the case, today we are left with just under 43,000 units produced in total between 1959-1967. Perhaps the most sought after, desired, refined, and best variants is the MK III or BJ8 as they are commonly referred to. These last production examples offered roll-up windows, weather tight and easy to use top, heater, front disc brakes and a finely crafted wood dash and other little accouterments that make a car so user friendly and enjoyable. As such, they remain at the top of the list for any serious sports car collector or enthusiast looking to rekindle their youth. The example on offer here is chassis number HBJ8L29131 fitted with engine number 29KRUH14259, showcasing a nicely kept older restoration. This particular Healey was restored in 1999 by the world class specialists at BRC of Philadelphia to concours level with every area of the car tended to. Currently, the early history of this car is not known but a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate has been requested and will provide more specifics as to the car's origins. Cosmetically, the red paint shows nicely and would best be described as driver quality; not perfect but very much presentable. Under close inspection one will notice a small chip that has been touched up and perhaps a light scratch here and there along with some signs of an aging restoration. However, it still holds an eye-catching shine and maintains an element of depth that would benefit from a good buff. Upon close inspection, there are some inconsistencies that should be noted which include some chipping around the front grill and door seams. All of the brightwork is again, presentable but showing signs of aging. For example, on the mouth of the front grill and bottom lip there are signs of flaking chrome that could warrant re-plating. The bumpers show some mild pitting as well as light surface scratching that could be remedied with a thorough polishing. The windshield frame has developed some moderate surface scratching, still presentable and consistent with the driver quality condition of the car. In addition, the 72 spoke, Dayton wire wheels do have some pitting but no severe flaws that would require immediate attention. The black soft top is in great shape, free of any tears, pulls, or flaws with the only item to note being a small area where several scratches have been incurred on the soft rear window. Nothing major but worth mentioning in the interest of full disclosure. The glass on the car is of driver quality with no significant scratches of chips. This example received a new black interior in 2005 and shows as such. The seats and door panels have not incurred any tears or cracks whatsoever and are in great shape. The door jams are presentable but have begun to reveal their age in some small areas as the paint has begun to fail around the hinges. However, this is consistent with an older restoration that has been enjoyed. The wooden dash face has held up well with the only inconsistency being a minor crack on the glove box door but nothing to quarrel over. The chrome gauge bezels have acquired some mild pitting but the gauges themselves show great and are fully operable. The dash is in great condition and shows nicely. It is to be noted that the Healey ‘......3000' badge located in front of the shifter base has been omitted and replaced with an aftermarket clarion radio. An inspection of the rugs will conclude that they do appear a bit used but do not possess any substantial stains or rips. Moving to the engine bay, it has a welcoming patina and retains several marks of correctness. The majority of the hoses, clamps, and mounts show as period correct and all components consistent with one another with evidence of regular maintenance. Make your way around to the trunk and one will find no issues with the spare wheel and jack present. The liner is in impeccable condition with no notable flaws, showing very well. The undercarriage of this example is very much in line with the quality of the rest of the car. It appears as structurally sound with the frame straight and true. There is no rust or evidence of any damage however, one item the underside would greatly benefit from is a proper steam cleaning. In terms of the mechanical condition of this example, it runs and drives adequately with no serious issues to be had. The engine fires without hassle and

2014 Tesla S

Lot #317S (Sale Order 116 of 143)

2014 Tesla Model S sedan Only 985 miles from new! The Ultimate Luxury Electric Car The total cost to the owner including options for this magnificent Tesla Model S luxury sedan was over $104,000. He is a noted classic car collector with more than 50 cars and he displayed this Tesla S with his collection as an example of state of the art electric vehicle technology. It only has 985 miles on the odometer and it is in absolutely showroom new condition. This auction is a rare opportunity to acquire a virtually new fully equipped luxury Tesla Model S sedan at a fraction of its new cost. The car comes with lifetime free Tesla Supercharger recharging nationwide, a feature that is worth thousands of dollars over the life of the car. Acclaimed around the world as the ultimate luxury electric vehicle, the Tesla Model S is the result of the design and engineering genius of its visionary creator Elon Musk. It was named the 2013 World Green Car of the Year, 2013 Motor Trend Car of the Year, Automobile magazine's 2013 Car of the Year, the Time Magazine Best 25 Inventions of the Year 2012 award winner and the Consumer Reports top-scoring car of all time in its road testing report. In 2015, Car and Driver named the Model S the Car of the Century. And the Tesla Model S scored a perfect 5.0 in the U.S. government's NHTSA automobile safety ratings. The car has these Features and Options: 85 kWh Battery 265 miles range (EPA) Motor power is 382 horsepower and torque is 325 lb.ft. 5.4 seconds 0-60 mph FREE charging at all nationwide Tesla Supercharging stations for the life of the car (charge time to add 170 mile range is just 30 minutes) Red Multi-Coat Paint All Glass Panoramic Roof 19" Silver Cyclone Wheels 19" Michelin Primacy Tires Tan Nappa Premium Leather Seats Obeche Wood Dé...cor FREE Nationwide Supercharging for life Home Charger Automatic Smart Air Suspension Fog Lamps Black Brake Calipers Tech Package (which adds these features to this already advanced car): Onboard maps and navigation for North America with free updates for 7 years. This Nav system features trip planning function which maps out your entire route showing all the Tesla Supercharging stations for recharging along the way. Daytime LED running lights LED cornering lights Automatic keyless entry Lighted door handles Electrochromatic mirrors Power folding, heated side mirrors Power liftgate GPS enabled Homelink Memory seats, mirrors, and driver profile Front and rear trunks! Estimate: $60,000 - $70,000

1999 Ferrari 355 F-1 Spyder

Lot #318S (Sale Order 117 of 143)

This is a pristine and, at 8,260 miles, a very low mileage example of the Ferrari F1 355 Spider. This car is in like new condition. The 355 Spider was penned by the Pininfarina studio and developed by nearly 2,000 hours in the wind tunnel to create an elegantly styled thoroughbred for the road. Many regard the 355 as one of the most beautiful Ferrari models in recent years. This car is one of the small numbers of 355 Spiders produced with the F1 transmission using electrohydraulic manual paddles behind the steering wheel. Ferrari introduced this two seat V8 powered sports car in 1994 for the 1995 model year. This automobile is from the last year of the 355 production. The engine is slightly larger at 3.5 liters than its predecessor but readily generates more power from a new 5-valve cylinder head. This engine produces 375 hp using the Bosch Motronic engine control unit, which controls fuel injection and the ignition system. The car allows for two damper settings, “......Comfort and Sport”....... 1999 was the last year of production for the 355 and this is the last year in the series of mid-engined Ferraris with the Flying Buttress rear windows design first seen on the 1965 Dino. Painted in a traditional and eye-catching Ferrari Red the paint is all original and perfect. The gorgeous Connolly leather interior is in keeping with the pristine condition of the car. The interior is flawless. It features power steering, power windows, power seats, power locks, power top, power brakes and air conditioning. All work properly as do all the dials and gauges. The car has been serviced meticulously and is up to date. All service records and documentation come with the car as well as the owner’......s manuals. The tonneau cover is included along with the factory car cover. The leather bound and highly prized Ferrari tool kit is included. This is an opportunity to own automotive excellence. ESTIMATE: $95,000 - $115,000

1971 Mercedes-Benz 280SL

Lot #319S (Sale Order 118 of 143)

A very nice 1971 Mercedes Benz 280SL. The ideal car for cruising through the Hamptons, Saratoga, or the country. The car was originally purchased from Helms Bros in Albany, NY. The car was painted about 10 years ago by the current owner. The current owner is hoping to find a home to enjoy the car as much as he did. This car was used for occasional cruises around The Great Sacandaga and other lakes in the Adirondacks and stored in a climate controlled garage when not being used. -The car runs really well and sounds excellent. -No strange noises or rear end whining which is common on 280SLs. -The interior shows very well, as well as the paint. -This is a beautiful 280SL that can be driven and enjoyed. -Believed to have 87,000 original miles. -The car has it's matching hard top with stand. -Recently Serviced and ready to be enjoyed! Estimate: $55,000 - $65,000

1963 Porsche 356 B T6

Lot #320S (Sale Order 119 of 143)

1963 Porsche 356 B T6 Coupe finished in Stone Grey with Black interior. This well sorted 356 B is beautifully finished in one of the most desirable period colors. It has just been run through the shop where all needs were addressed. The original Blaupunkt AM/FM/SW radio works perfectly. The car runs smoothly and the Super 90 engine ( # 800527 ) pulls effortlessly. The original four speed transmission ( type 741/2a # 62338 ) shifts smoothly with no grinding or excessive play. We believe the floor pan is original and shows no signs of rust. The deep Chrome wheels including the spare are in excellent condition and new tires have been fitted to all five wheels. The headlamps are Euro H4’......s and all lights including interior lights are in perfect working order. The overall finish is excellent and all body panels are very straight. The door gaps and panel fit is excellent. The chrome is in excellent condition with no pitting anywhere. The car is fitted with a Chrome trimmed horn ring, correct fog lamps and period Coco mats. The doors close with a resounding thud and the overall driving experience is fantastic. The car is surefooted and brakes well. It is a beautiful and reliable vintage Porsche that is ready to be enjoyed or taken on any long distance rally ESTIMATE: $70,000 - $85,000

1960 BMW Isetta

Lot #321S (Sale Order 120 of 143)

This is a fun vehicle guaranteed to bring a smile to anyone who sees it on the road. Called a “......bubble car,”...... the most entertaining aspect is trying to get in or out with the entire door swinging out and the steering wheel moving to the side. BMW bought the Isetta from the original Italian manufacturer to have a low priced model while trying to recover financially from the war. This proved a brilliant move and some 200,000 Isettas were built over an 8-year period. This 1960 model is powered by a 582 cc two cylinder BMW engine with 19.5 HP so performance might be called “......zippy”...... and it is still fuel efficient! This car has been stored in the Champlain Valley transportation museum for the last 8 years. The brakes have been rebuilt recently and the fuel system has been flushed. Painted in a two tone-blue and white color scheme this car has a slide back cloth top so can be considered a convertible. ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $25,000

1973 Mercedes-Benz 450 SL

Lot #322S (Sale Order 121 of 143)

In 1971 Mercedes-Benz introduced the R107 platform which we know as the SL. From 1971 to 1989, this platform was used by Mercedes-Benz to create one of the finest series of two seat, grand touring coupes and convertibles. The 280 SL to the 560 SL were all built on the R107 platform. The R107was introduced the U.S. in 1972 with the W117 4.5 liter V-8. At first it was called a 350 SL but in 1973 it was officially became the 450 SL. The car was a great success in America. It had no competition in the personal luxury field which is why 2/3 of all R107’......s were sold in America. It helped define Mercedes-Benz’......s reputation of excellence. The example being offered is a 1973 convertible with the hard top available. Both the hard top and convertible are blue. The car is Aqua Blue with tan interior with both cloth and leather fabric. It has 88,000 miles which by Mercedes standards makes it just broken in. It would a splendid car to show or to drive. * W117 4.5 liter SOHC V-8 * 3 speed 720.0 automatic transmission * 180 hp * AM/FM radio CD player * Hard top available ESTIMATE: $12,500 - $17,500

2016 Maserati Quatroporte

Lot #323S (Sale Order 122 of 143)

The Maserati Quattroporte is part of a story that dates back over 100 years. It’......s a story of endurance. Of embracing challenge. Of going the distance and winning. And doing it all in audacious Italian style. Automotive luxury means something different with the Quattroporte. With this car, it’......s a decidedly more focused and purposeful concept. It is, after all, a Maserati with a motor sport bloodline and a time-honoured grand touring heritage. This hot ride comes equipped with all the most updated features, with its sleek gray body and luxurious tan leather interior, this is the perfect car for any driver. Estimate: 65,000 - 75,000

1955 Chris Craft Sea Skiff

Lot #324S (Sale Order 123 of 143)

This big beauty is every sailors dream. It has all new mahogany interior with beautifully custom made maroon seat cushions. Its exterior has recently been repainted and has yet to touch the water sense its paint job. Its original sea K Chris Craft engine is winterized every year regardless of its use. Its large 22 ft length allows for plenty of room to entertain plenty of friends. Please note, the boat DOES NOT include the trailer. The consignor can guide the buyer to an appropriate trailer source. ESTIMATE: $22,000 - $30,000

1976 Mercedes-Benz 450 SL

Lot #325S (Sale Order 124 of 143)

Mercedes Benz has long produced stylish, performance-oriented convertibles along side its luxury sedans. From 1972 until 1989 the SL standard bearer was the 350/450, a remarkable run but testimony to its popularity. Based on the car’......s 4.5 liter V8 it became badged as a 450SL in 1973. By the year of this car power had been reduced to 180 HP thanks to emissions controls and at the same it received continuous fuel injection and a transistorized ignition. Mechanically this car is in very good condition and drives well. It was a daily summer driver until recently. The car shows 97,000 miles. This Mercedes has an upgraded sound system with CD player and nearly new tires. The exterior is white exterior with a blue interior. The convertible top looks to be almost new. The exterior was repainted at some point, probably when the floor pans were replaced and some bodywork done. Paint looks good with only minor blemishes. This car is a car to be driven and enjoyed daily. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $15,000

1967 Volkswagen Beetle Deluxe Sedan Sunroof

Lot #326S (Sale Order 125 of 143)

This beautifully restored, "numbers matching, 1967 beetle, in original Savannah Beige, red interior, beige carpet with only 60K miles garners a "two thumbs up" and glowing comments wherever it goes. It is totally original in nearly every respect, with exception of the 2" lowered front end, front disc brakes and sporty 5-lug chrome wheels. The paint is in overall excellent condition, as is the car's interior and undercarriage. The engine, its' associated components and compartment are immaculate, as is the trunk. All gauges, lights, wipers, etc. are in good working order. The car runs, handles and stops with no issues and is a pleasure to drive. The sunroof is in good working order with no leaks, but the seal's cloth covering has deteriorated. All gauges, lights and wipers are in good working order. The 1500 cc engine and 4-speed floor shift transmission provides very peppy, acceleration. This is a fun car to drive, maneuvers well, and will cruise easily at 60-65 mph on the open road. The 1967 VW Beetle is one of the most sought after VW's, as a "one-year-only" production, especially with the optional sunroof. It is also notable that 1967 was the last year for the unique tubular style front and rear bumpers with guards. The car comes equipped with the original spare tire and four hubcaps, as well as the original jack and tool kit. This car won a Favorite 40 at the annual Adirondack Car Enthusiasts "Under The Lights" show in Hudson Falls, August of 2014. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $17,500

1991 Jaguar XJS

Lot #327S (Sale Order 126 of 143)

In 1975 Jaguar ended production of the iconic E-type sports car in part because it could not meet USA crash safety standards. The replacement was a totally different approach and certainly not a traditional sports car. The XJ-S was instead a high speed, luxury touring car that remained in production for some 20-years. This car is an example of the 1991 version of the XJS with the V12 SOHC 24V 5.3-liter engine. The transmission is an automatic. A convertible 2-door, the car is a silver/champagne color with a black cloth top. The leather seats are a light tan color and in good condition. Current mileage is 49,800. The present owner says the car runs well and is in good shape. It has been stored inside. Top, radio and air-conditioning all work. While the value of E-type Jaguars has climbed dramatically in recent years the XJS remains a reasonably priced opportunity to own a high performance car from a coveted marque. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $17,000

1988 Mercedes-Benz 560 SL

Lot #328S (Sale Order 127 of 143)

Mercedes-Benz’......s R107 platform, introduced in 1971, defined what a 2 door personal luxury car should be. The 560SL was the final evolution. Powered by the U.S. only 5.6 liter V-8 that put out 227 hp and 287 lb ft of torque, this highly refined Grand Tourer was a corner stone in the establishment of M-B’......s worldwide reputation of excellence. The example we are offering of auction is a convertible with an automatic in Diamond Blue. The interior is tan leather. A car that can be shown or driven every day. Estimate: $13,000 - $16,000

1989 Jaguar XJS

Lot #329S (Sale Order 128 of 143)

When Jaguar decided to replace the iconic and highly successful E-type sports car they also decided to go in a very different direction. The replacement was the XJS. This was a powerful high-speed touring car built for cruising comfort and luxury introduced in 1975. The XJS was to remain in production for 21 years thanks to constant improvements and an appreciation for what it offered. Technically this is a 1989 ½... version because of those constant upgrades. What is important is that this is a low mileage original car at 27,400 miles and best described as a “......survivor”...... that has been maintained to the highest level of attention. In fact, well know Jaguar expert Brian Donovan has looked after this car over the years. It is also a beautiful example with the original British Racing Green paint and biscuit colored Connolly leather interior, bucket seats and wood trim. The steering wheel is a rare Momo model wood rim with a Jaguar emblem in the center. The handsome wheels are from BBS. Another attractive feature is added the luggage rack. The owner has also made some improvements using oil resistant polyurethane in place of the rubber fittings and replacing the battery with an Optima “......yellowtop.”...... Of course the car has been stored in a heated garage The fuel injected V12 5.3 Liter engine delivers over 265 HP through a 3-speed automatic transmission. In keeping with its luxury status the car includes factory air conditioning, power windows, power steering and power brakes. The Jaguar XJS is in the process of being “......discovered”...... by Jaguar enthusiasts and this is a spectacular example. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $25,000

1998 BMW 740i

Lot #330S (Sale Order 129 of 143)

BMW’......s E38 series have become sought classics because of their style and wonderful handling. This 1998 740i represents the top of the line in luxury motoring while providing a proper driving experience not found in its competitor models. This four door sedan is powered by a 4.4-liter V8, which provides plenty of get up and go. The transmission is the coveted 5-speed automatic. The interior is tan leather. A Maryland car, it is rust free and has a clean Carfax report. Everything works like new. An opportunity to own a top of the line BMW well on its way to becoming a classic. ESTIMATE: $4,500 - $6,500

1974 Triumph TR6

Lot #331S (Sale Order 130 of 143)

The TR-6 was the last in the line of Triumph sports cars dating back to the original TR-1 of 1950. With a 4 cylinder engine and rudimentary weather protection, the original TRs were rather spartan sports cars. TR-6, with its Karmann designed body, independent rear suspension, roll up windows, and smooth 2.5 liter 6 cylinder engine was much more comfortable and practical, but still drove like a classic British sports car. The burgundy exterior of this 1974 TR-6 is complimented by its Moto-Lita steering wheel, black leather interior, chrome wire wheels, and mellow sounding stainless steel exhaust. Other mechanical improvements include a reliable Pertronix electrical upgrade, K&N air filters, new brake lines, and a new water pump with new belts and hoses. So, drop the black vinyl top and enjoy adding a few more sunny miles to the low 82,500 that the car has been driven in the past few decades. ESTIMATE: $15,000 - $25,000

1977 MG B

Lot #332S (Sale Order 131 of 143)

This cheery MG B is a wonderful classic, equipped with new gauges and a custom steering wheel and custom wheels. It has a V-6 factory rebuilt chevy engine, with only 20,550 miles. Its custom upholstered bucket seats and door panels are a very nice addition. Estimate: $10,500 - $13,500

1980 Ford Thunderbird

Lot #333S (Sale Order 132 of 143)

In 1980 Ford had to meet a CAFÉ... standard of 20 miles per gallon. The quickest way to reach that goal is reduce weight. The 1980 T-Bird would be 1800 lbs lighter than the 1976 by building it on the Fox platform. The same platform used for the mid-size Fairmont. With the addition of rack and pinion steering, the light weight Thunderbird was the best handler in years. Owned by a little old lady (no kidding), this handsome white with blue interior Thunderbird is all original with 18,232 miles on the clock. The exterior and interior are showroom standard. Buy it. Take to a car show. Come home with a trophy. * 255 cid V-8 Windsor * 115 hp * SelectShift automatic * AM/FM 8 track player (with tapes) and cassette tape player * Ultraleather interior * various brochures, warranty and instruction material ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $15,000

1935 Ford F100

Lot #334S (Sale Order 133 of 143)

If you don’......t mind standing out in a crowd and turning heads or love to stand out and turn heads, this very green 1935 Ford custom pickup is for you. Powered by 500cid V-8 with aluminum heads, 2 4bbl Demon carbs, and 8-71 B.D.S. supercharger it puts out about 800hp. All this power goes through a C6 4speed automatic leading to a 4 link suspension system. On the outside there are suicide doors with hidden hinges. The rear fenders have been stretched with frenched tail lights. Though the interior is a more modest gray with a cloth bench seat, you get a full complement of custom gauges and a custom shifter. There is a remote power system and powered tonneau cover. -500 cid supercharged motor 800hp -4 link suspension -Custom paint and stripping -Narrowed 9”...... custom wheels -Power remote system -Custom gauges and shifter

1973 Ford Ranchero

Lot #335S (Sale Order 134 of 143)

Here is the former owners history of this beautiful Metallic Green Ranchero, the picture doesn’......t do this car justice. “......This car was bought new in Washington and kept in a garage for 36 years. The car was kept inside for winter. when I brought it down i had it completely checked out by professional shop “......4 Star Auto”...... in South San Francisco Ca. I made it road worthy bringing everything up to date. My intentions were to keep this car for along time until I found a 1972 ranchero that I bought from the original owner 6 months later so now I needed to sell this one. The only flaws in this car are 2 nicks in windshield near rearview out of line of sight. 2 cracks in the dash smaller then a dime on passenger side. The bed is scuffed up some but does not leak into cab. the odometer was not connected when i got it but works now. it shows 75,000 and change. ESTIMATE: $12,500 - $17,500

1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Lot #336S (Sale Order 135 of 143)

The fourth generation Coupe Deville would be the last “......full sized”...... version of this classic line of Cadillac cars. This 5,400 lb behemoth was powered by a 4 barrel Qudrajet 500 cid V-8 making 375 hp and 365 lb-ft of torque motor with a 3-speed TH-400 automatic. It was a bold statement that for many defined, for good and bad, an American ideal. Our 1976, last year of the “......full size”......, is in spectacular rust free top notch working condition with only 49, 000 miles. The Caddy is painted in Calumet Cream with a tan cloth interior. This car has the Cabriolet roof treatment. The front half is metal and the same Calumet Cream but the back half is a landau style padded roof in a darker cream color that features large opera windows giving the car a distinctive flair. This Coupe Deville is an outstanding example of a mid-20th century American luxury with power. * 500 cid 375 hp & 365 lb-ft torque * TH-400 automatic * Spectacular condition * Cabriolet roof treatment * LOADED ESTIMATE: $8,000 -$12,500

1975 Chevrolet Caprice

Lot #337S (Sale Order 136 of 143)

This Caprice runs great! Its A/C is serviced, and comes with all new tires, new exhaust, new white bout cover, and weather stripping. Estimate: 19,500 - 21,500

1980 Dodge Ram

Lot #338S (Sale Order 137 of 143)

We are offering a tastefully customized 1980 Ram pickup. It is painted brown with a brown/tan interior. There is 7,500 miles on the clock. It is powered by a 318 cid V-8 through a 4 speed transmission. * 7500 miles * 318 V-8 * 4 speed ESTIMATE: $16,000 - $20,000

1986 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z CS

Lot #339S (Sale Order 138 of 143)

Show Car Limited Production 1986 Carroll Shelby Dodge Daytona Turbo Z CS 58,000 original miles, weighing in at 2,700 Lbs Equipped with performance and handling package, runs on a 4 cylinder at 146 hp. It has 170 Lb torque at 3600 rpm, with a 3 speed automatic transmission. This ride has all original Flash Red paint except for a one-time paint job on the hood (full documentation included), with matching Flash Red louver covers on the rear window. The interior is all original black leather in, original floor mats, fully loaded, full digital dash, joy stick sound system with built in echo chamber (factory installed). This is kept by its original owner, stored in a heated garage all year round. It is only driven in the summer to and from car shows. This 2-door T-top is in mint condition inside and out! ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $12,000

1988 Ford F250

Lot #340S (Sale Order 139 of 143)

New consignment, more information coming soon!

2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 S.S.

Lot #341S (Sale Order 140 of 143)

When luxury meets performance The Chevrolet Silverado added a muscle car-type performance to their popular half-ton offering in 2004. Called the Silverado SS, the vehicle began in effort to implant the ‘......Super Sport’...... dream truck. Silverado SS incorporated several sport-themed features. A front end featuring unique cold air intakes, a two-inch lower ride height and 20-inch wheels within the eye-catching Goodyear Eagle tires. The game changer for this truck is its high output 6.0-liter eight-cylinder engine. Using the same LQ9 engine design found in the Cadillac Escalade, the Silverado SS exerts a hefty 345 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque. A specially tuned four-speed automatic transmission paired with the Silverado SS’...... V-8 engine designed to optimize acceleration and highway cruising performance of the truck. For 2003 and 2004, the Silverado SS was only offered with full-time four-wheel drive making this model a must have. Not only does this truck have amazing performance but its standard features are far from basic. This pickup truck includes, dual-zone air conditioning, keyless entry, cruise control and four-wheel disc brakes with anti-lock braking system. Other luxurious offerings include, power driver and passenger seating with adjustable lumbar support. As well as cruise control, all black leather interior, radio controls on the steering wheel and many other wonderful features. ESTIMATE: $10,000 - $15,000

1983 Ford Mustang GLX convertable

Lot #342S (Sale Order 141 of 143)

1983 MUSTANG GLX CONVERTIBLE From 1982-1983 the Mustang GLX was the luxury package for the GL. On the inside were dual bright remote control mirrors, four spoke wood trimmed steering wheel, metal rocker panel trim, driver’......s side door map pockets and an interior lighting package. It was powered by the top of line 5.0 liter V-8 making 175 hp. Our example of this car is completely original with 24,500 miles. Never been in an accident and is rust free. It has cruise control, a sound package, factory air, power brakes, steering, and windows. Instead of the usual automatic, it has four on the floor. This red convertible with a white top and interior has lived in Atlanta for the last 34 years and has never snow or rain. * All original GLX luxury Package * 5.0 liter V-8 175 hp * 24,500 miles * Rust free * Spent its life in the warm dry south ESTIMATE: $8,500 - $12,500

1968 Buick Special Deluxe

Lot #343S (Sale Order 142 of 143)

Now this old car is a classic, and to still drive is fantastic! It rides so smooth you would think you were in heaven. For thirty years it has been on the go, washed and waxed to a shiny glow. Oiled and greased to keep it well, tuned, including the dwell. It is a simple car with no factory gadgets. Purrs like a cat ans as id by magic it has gone for many a mile whoever rides in it leaves with a smile. To think this car looks so new is so old in its color blue. People say "Here comes an oldie, get out of the way!" Estimate: $6,000- $7,000

1989 Chevrolet S-10

Lot #344S (Sale Order 143 of 143)

This is a special and more powerful modified version of the popular Chevrolet S10 compact pickup. Powered by a small block Chevy 355 cu.in. V8 the engine has been modified with roller cams and a 4 barrel Holley carburetor. The transmission is a 4 speed automatic. This vehicle has low original mileage at 38,635 miles The special black paint is set off by custom stripping along with custom wheels and tires. Brakes are power assisted and this truck features power steering, power windows and power locks. A Pennsylvania vehicle it shows no rust.


Saratoga Auto Action - September Sale - DAY TWO
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Saratoga Auto Action - September Sale - DAY TWO
by Saratoga Auto Auction Sat, Sep 23, 2017 10:00 AM Eastern Live on stage at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC). This auction is a Non-Profit event benefiting the Saratoga Auto Museum and the Fight Against Distracted Driving.