One of just 12 Pinin Farina Spiders, it debuted in Italy and later joined William Holden’s collection. Powered by a 4.5L V12—its type helped Ferrari dominate Le Mans and define an era.
One of just 12 Pinin Farina Spiders, it debuted in Italy and later joined William Holden’s collection. Powered by a 4.5L V12—its type helped Ferrari dominate Le Mans and define an era.
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The Stutz Series 4C Bearcat, one of the most famous pre-WWI racers, achieved significant victories that were widely publicized. Known for its power, it competed extensively in road racing across America.
The Stutz Series 4C Bearcat, one of the most famous pre-WWI racers, achieved significant victories that were widely publicized. Known for its power, it competed extensively in road racing across America.
With 100 mph performance, a 3.5-litre six, and timeless design, it proved Jaguar could rival Europe’s best. Only 116 were built, yet they won Alpine, Monte Carlo, and RAC rallies, securing the Manufacturers Team Prize.
With 100 mph performance, a 3.5-litre six, and timeless design, it proved Jaguar could rival Europe’s best. Only 116 were built, yet they won Alpine, Monte Carlo, and RAC rallies, securing the Manufacturers Team Prize.
Our long tail “Hippie Car” was purpose-built for Le Mans, where it reached nearly 240 mph en route to a 2nd place finish in 1970. Visit bit.ly/37HnFyA to learn more about this record-setting car.
Our long tail “Hippie Car” was purpose-built for Le Mans, where it reached nearly 240 mph en route to a 2nd place finish in 1970. Visit bit.ly/37HnFyA to learn more about this record-setting car.
Only 12 of these cars were ever produced. This car raced once, on September 26, 1954, in the Italian Giornato dei Primati race at Castelfusano, where it would notch a win in its class. It was later owned by the actor William Holden.
Only 12 of these cars were ever produced. This car raced once, on September 26, 1954, in the Italian Giornato dei Primati race at Castelfusano, where it would notch a win in its class. It was later owned by the actor William Holden.
Our 1950 Allard J2 raced at Watkins Glen in 1951 and 1952 and still retains its original 331 Cadillac V8, installed when the car was new. It is a significant example of the Anglo American hybrid that made Allard competitive in the early postwar years, pairing lightweight
Our 1950 Allard J2 raced at Watkins Glen in 1951 and 1952 and still retains its original 331 Cadillac V8, installed when the car was new. It is a significant example of the Anglo American hybrid that made Allard competitive in the early postwar years, pairing lightweight
It was piloted by legendary drivers including Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Jack Brabham, and Carroll Shelby.
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It was piloted by legendary drivers including Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Jack Brabham, and Carroll Shelby.
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Unrestored, original, and raced only at the 1967 Le Mans. It hit 224 mph before retiring, showcasing cutting-edge tech like a honeycomb aluminum chassis and 427 engine. Once part of the Harrah Collection, it now stands as a rare icon of Ford’s racing legacy.
Unrestored, original, and raced only at the 1967 Le Mans. It hit 224 mph before retiring, showcasing cutting-edge tech like a honeycomb aluminum chassis and 427 engine. Once part of the Harrah Collection, it now stands as a rare icon of Ford’s racing legacy.
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CSX2287, the first of only six Daytona Coupes built, was Shelby's answer to Ferrari, and in 1965 the Daytona Coupe program made good on it, winning the GT World Championship.
CSX2287, the first of only six Daytona Coupes built, was Shelby's answer to Ferrari, and in 1965 the Daytona Coupe program made good on it, winning the GT World Championship.
Built by Chevrolet engineers to battle Ford's Cobra for racing dominance. GM cancelled the program before its true potential could be realized. One of only five built and the most original remaining
Built by Chevrolet engineers to battle Ford's Cobra for racing dominance. GM cancelled the program before its true potential could be realized. One of only five built and the most original remaining
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In November of 1965, the Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe chassis #CSX2287 made automotive history at the Bonneville Salt Flats by setting a series of significant land speed and endurance records.
In November of 1965, the Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe chassis #CSX2287 made automotive history at the Bonneville Salt Flats by setting a series of significant land speed and endurance records.