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New Listings
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1940 Packard Super Eight
$74,900- For Sale
- 77,960 miles
- Manual
1940 Packard One-Eighty Formal Sedan – Model 1807 Offered here is a beautifully restored straight Super-8 Formal Sedan in excellent overall condition. Finished in the handsome color combination of black with gray cloth interior with a divider window, this Formal Sedan speaks with both elegance and purpose. The past owner reported spending in excess of $60,000 to ensure this car’s overall cosmetic and mechanical excellence. Most recently the 356 cubic inch Super 8 engine was treated to a complete rebuild which included new piston bearings, filters, valve guides and seats, rebuilt carburetor, brakes, and new wide whitewall tires to name a few. Notably, the car has an operative overdrive transmission, which was also fully rebuilt making it an exceptional ride at highway speeds and having a jump seat, transports 5-6 passengers. Vehicle length is 217”, including trunk rack. This vintage automobile was invited to be entered in the 2015 Winter Park, Florida prestigious “Concours d’Elegance” and achieved winning the Bronze Medal in the Packard category. Call Sully at 727-286-7899 for further informationMore Vehicle Details Used Vehicle -
1965 Citroen 2CV
Auction- Auction
- 0 miles
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For Sale: 1965 Citroën 2CV/6 – Iconic French Classic with 602cc Engine
VIN: TBD
Odometer: TBD
Engine: 602cc Flat-Twin (Air-Cooled)
Transmission: 4-Speed Manual with Front-Wheel Drive TransaxleExperience the charm of vintage European motoring with this 1965 Citroën 2CV/6, a timeless symbol of minimalist engineering and innovative French design. Recognized globally for its distinctive body lines and utilitarian character, the 2CV remains one of the most beloved classic cars of the 20th century.
Key Features:
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Upgraded 602cc air-cooled H2 engine for reliable performance
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4-speed manual gearbox with smooth shifting and FWD layout
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Classic styling with clean, minimalist interior
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A truly iconic post-war European vehicle—lightweight, practical, and full of personality
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Ideal for collectors, enthusiasts, or those seeking a unique entry into vintage motoring
This particular 2CV/6 is equipped with the larger engine, offering improved drivability and easier starts. The car runs and drives well, delivering the light, agile feel that made it a staple across rural France and beyond.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply appreciate the beauty of mid-century European automotive design, this Citroën is a charming and practical addition to any garage.
Join Us at Auction
Find this 1965 Citroën 2CV/6 and more rare classics at our May 31st Auction at the LeMay Marymount Event Center. Visit LuckyOldCar.com for full details and inventory. -
1968 Ford F250
$26,400- For Sale
- 98,269 miles
- Manual
For Sale: Beautifully Maintained Ford F-250 – New Paint & Interior!
Up for sale is a meticulously cared for Ford F-250 that’s ready to hit the road. This classic truck boasts a fresh coat of paint and a completely redone interior, combining reliability with great looks. It runs exceptionally well and is fully sorted—no repairs or upgrades needed.
Recent upgrades and maintenance include:
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Brand new front and rear brakes
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Upgraded exhaust system
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Full engine tune-up: new distributor cap, spark plug wires, spark plugs
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Replaced hoses and belts
This F-250 is currently registered in California and comes with a clean California title. Best of all, it’s exempt from smog certification—a huge bonus for classic vehicle owners.
Financing & Nationwide Delivery Available
We offer low-rate financing (on approved credit)—just click the “Financing” tab on our website: www.lagunaclassiccars.com. Delivery can be arranged almost anywhere in the U.S.
Looking to Sell Your Classic Car?
We’re actively seeking consignments of classic cars, muscle cars, and European sports cars. Our risk-free consignment program has a 93% success rate and costs you nothing if the vehicle doesn’t sell.Contact Us Today:
Laguna Classic Cars
📍 2171 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
🌐 www.lagunaclassiccars.com
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1959 BMW R Series
$8,000- Sold
- 0 miles
- Manual
- Chassis # 362283
- Engine # 362283
- A numbers matching, highly original example with fantastic patina throughout
- Currently in running condition
BMW and Germany were in ruins following the Potsdam Agreement and the end of WWII in the European theatre. With their hands tied, they were very limited on what they could design and build so they were largely relegated to pre-war designs for the postwar motorcycles. When the agreement was lifted in 1948, BMW’s first postwar motorcycle to be sold to the public was the R24 250cc single cylinder, which was essentially a pre-war R23. It was not until 1956 that BMW would introduce their largely redesigned R26 model. Fitted with a 250cc single-cylinder engine, producing 15 hp, bolted directly to the frame, the R26 also came with an enclosed drive shaft, rear swingarm and Earles type front forks. The little single cylinder bikes sold well, especially in Europe, where economic and reliable daily transport was much more important than here in America. The R26 would be replaced by slightly upgraded R27 in 1960. Over its 5-year production run, just over 30,000 R26 motorcycles were built, with most of them finding homes throughout Europe.
This particular 1959 BMW R26, chassis number 362283 and engine number 362283, is a numbers matching example with excellent originality and patina throughout. It is believed to be original paint and judging by the patina and character present on the bike, it is hard to argue otherwise. Not much is known on the early history of the motorcycle but for past approximately 2 decades it has resided in collections and has been well cared for and maintained in a running “project” type condition. According to the registration sticker, still affixed to the rear fender it was last registered in Pennsylvania in 1985. The bike currently runs and has a fresh battery installed although we were only able to get the bike running by bump starting it. The odometer currently states the mileage as 4297 but the accuracy of this cannot be confirmed. With a bit of additional service, this R26 could easily be made roadworthy and would be the highlight of any motorcycle gathering or an excellent conversation piece in any collection. Included with the sale of this motorcycle is the original owners manual.
Please visit www.LBILimited.com for many more photos and details. Worldwide shipping is avilable upon request. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @LBILimited #claimyourclassic.
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1926 Paige 6-75
$87,995- For Sale
- 0 miles
- Manual
For Sale: Rare 1926 Paige Model 6-75 – Historic Classic Car with Unique Provenance
Step back in time with this exceptional 1926 Paige Model 6-75, a true gem from the Roaring Twenties. Owned and cared for over the past 12+ years, this vintage classic is more than just a car—it’s a piece of American automotive history. With its confirmed low mileage (see odometer photo), this vehicle fits the bill as a true barn find survivor.
Vehicle Overview:
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Make & Model: 1926 Paige Model 6-75
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Engine: Original and runs smoothly
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Odometer: Accurate and verified
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Location Built: Detroit, Michigan
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Custom Ordered: Originally built for a customer in San Francisco, California
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Ownership History: Believed to have had only four owners since new
Historical Significance:
Through email correspondence with the great-grandson of Fredrick Osgood Paige—the founder of Paige Motor Car Company—we confirmed this car’s unique backstory. Although it doesn’t appear in the Paige production database, its low serial number and the presence of a Weed emblem on the front bumper strongly suggest it was a custom-built model, possibly excluded from records intentionally.
Paige proudly marketed their vehicles as “The Most Beautiful Cars in America”, and this Model 6-75 lives up to that legacy. It was ahead of its time in engineering and features, including:
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Hydraulic brakes (at a time when Cadillac still used mechanical)
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Factory-installed shocks
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Locking steering wheel
Brand Legacy:
Paige automobiles were manufactured from 1908 to 1927. The company was eventually acquired by the Graham Brothers, becoming Graham-Paige, and the Paige name was retired a few years later.
Provenance:
This vehicle was discovered on a ranch in Madera County, California. The previous owner had acquired it from a peace officer in San Francisco, who in turn had purchased it through an estate sale in the city. This makes me the fourth documented owner.
Whether you’re a collector, investor, or classic car enthusiast, this 1926 Paige Model 6-75 offers unmatched character and historical value. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind pre-war vehicle with a fascinating backstory.
Contact me for more photos, videos, or to schedule a viewing.
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1963 Mercury Comet
$19,900- For Sale
- 41,436 miles
- Manual
1963 Mercury Comet S-22 convertible, 2 door, bucket seats, console, power top, 4 speed manual transmission, 200 CI inline six cylinder engine. Not sure of actual mileage as all previous owner unknown. the car was rebuilt many years ago and we purchased in all redone. Car runs and drives good.
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