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Although this is a clone shelby mustang It is still a head turner. Fitted out with Shelby reproduction gear this fastback looks the part and was for sale at the end of December 2016. The current owner had the following to say: For sale is my 68 Shelby GT 350 clone This is one very nice looking car I bought it a few years ago and along the way have bought more cars but slowly selling my collection...

This 1275 LS was advertised in December 2016, asking $15,000 AUD. The car appears to be relatively original, with only a few bits missing - perhaps an easy restoration depending on how far you wanted to go. $15,000 for an unrestored LS is a bit much at this time, but perhaps the seller is just warning off low-ballers. See all of the 1275 LS cars on Classic Register here. Classic Register also has...

This 1965 Studebaker Daytona Sports Sedan was offered on Craigslist in December 2016, asking $2,700 USD. The paint appears to be original, with some rust in the floor pans, but overall looks to be worth saving. The original 283 McKinnon V8 is still fitted, and the seller notes that the car still runs. They have also noted that the transmission has been swapped to a floor shift. See all of the...

This GT was advertised on Ebay in December 2016. It appears to have undergone a restoration at some point, in what we believe would have been its original Cadiz orange. Only 1200 of these Australian Clubman GTs were produced, making this a very rare offering. We now have few other Clubman GTs listed on Classic Register here. If you are interested in these cars, also have a look at the Clubman GT...

This Cooper S came up on Ebay in December 2016. This is a MK1 Australian Cooper S, which has been fitted with a MK2 Australian Cooper S engine. Most of the identifying features appear to be correct, however, a few small items are missing (such as the vinyl that should cover the top dash rail). The interior has at some point been re-done in an aftermarket fabric, and overall the car appears in...

One of the classic Japanese cars from the 90s the Supra was the main competitor to Nissans GTR (skyline at the time). The 2JZ engine with its 3L twin turbo setup enabled the car to become one of the more prominate cars produced by toyota from the 1990s. In late 2016 the owner had the following to say about the car: Up for sale is my near stock twin turbo supra. • Near perfect OEM paint • Untouched...

The seller had the following comments on this car in late 2016. 1961 Jaguar Mark 2 3.8L Saloon Same owner since 1999 Jaguar 3.8L DOHC inline six-cylinder engine Rare four-speed transmission with overdrive Converted to electronic ignition (no more points or condenser) Newer exhaust Old English White (code 8313L) exterior with Blue Connolly Leather interior Restored original upholstery Restored...

Although far from they heydays of american muscle cars some cars such as the Chevrolet Corvette still managed to turn heads throughout the varuious models it released. The owner at the end of 2016 was selling this car for $13,000 USD and had the following to say: Selling my beautiful 1981 low mileage corvette, this car is a true original survivor. It is a great color combination with the black...

This rare 1965 Commander 2-door sedan was offered for sale online through SM Classic Cars in December 2016. The car has had an interesting two-tone paint job, and appears to be in relatively good condition, with its original McKinnon Chev 6-cylinder and 3-speed automatic transmission. These Commanders were also available in V8 specification, including the rare Sports Sedan (with vinyl roof, bucket...

1964 Studebaker Lark Daytona Hardtop, was offered online in 2015, and is one of very few in the UK. Many of these were sold in the US, Australia and several other markets, but they are certainly a rare car in the UK. The seller noted: This car is painted Metallic Blue with a Metallic Blue bench seat interior. It is fully mechanically rebuilt and powered by a 259ci V8, 4 Barrell Carburettor with...

R31 GTS2 SVD number 27 of 200 produced. We came across this car on a forum and added what we could find to the register, however, unfortunately there is not a lot of information. We have not been able to confirm the exact chassis number details for this car, and only a few 'average' images. The car was being offered for sale on the forum in April 2006, but did not list an asking price. The seller...

Originally a Burgundy Red on Toga White car, the restorer has swapped the colours around. This is a genuine MK1 Cooper S, however, it is not a matching numbers car, in the sense tha the Cooper S engine in the car, is not actually the original motor (although it is a Cooper S engine from another car). All codes are correct for a Cooper S spec vehicle, and this example is in very nice condition...