Sold: 1956 Cadillac Eldorado

This 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC is one of approximately 600 examples built during a three-year production run, and was delivered new to dealer Romeo Pedini of Perugia, Italy in November 1967. The car was imported to the US in 1972, where it remained with a single owner in Massachusetts from 1974 until being acquired by its current owner in 2018. The body is finished in gold over beige leather, and power is from a numbers-matching 4.0-liter Colombo V12 with triple Weber carburetors. Additional equipment includes a rear-mounted five-speed manual transaxle, power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes, 14” alloy knock-off wheels, power windows, and an eight-track stereo. This 330 GTC is offered on consignment by a Connecticut dealer who is being represented by the seller, and comes with a Marcel Massini report, recent service records, and a clean California title.
The 330 GTC was unveiled at the 1966 Geneva International Motor Show featuring Pininfarina-designed bodywork over a chassis shared with the contemporary 275 GTB. Front-end styling was similar to that of the 500 Superfast and included louvered fender vents, split bumpers, and recessed headlights, while the rear end shared the rounded profile of the 275 GTS.

According to the Massini report, this example was originally finished in Grigio Fumo but was repainted in its current gold after importation to the US in the early 1970s. The seller notes evidence of additional body and paintwork on various panels, and close-up photos of the finish are provided in the gallery below.
Campagnolo magnesium alloy wheels are secured by three-eared chrome knock-offs, and were refurbished in January 2021 before being mounted with 205VR14 Michelin XWX tires. A matching spare with older Firestone rubber is housed in the trunk. Power-assisted disc brakes feature four-piston calipers all around. A brake fluid flush was performed in late 2020, while the handbrake received new pads and adjustment in April 2021.
Beige Connolly leather on the seats and side panels was re-dyed in February 2021, while blue carpeting covers the floors and rear parcel shelf. Additional interior details include wood dash trim, a fluted headliner, a gated shifter, blue three-point seatbelts, and leather luggage straps. The window and windshield wiper motors were rebuilt in 2021, at which time the heater valve and controls were also repaired and the fuel door cable replaced.
A wood-rimmed Nardi steering wheel frames Veglia Borletti instrumentation including a 300-km/h speedometer, a tachometer with a 7k-rpm redline, and gauges monitoring oil temperature, coolant temperature, and oil pressure. The five-digit odometer shows 52k kilometers (~32k miles), with total mileage unknown. The center dash houses a fuel gauge, clock, and ammeter above an AM/FM/eight-track stereo.
The Numbers-Matching 4.0-liter Tipo 209 V12 incorporates single overhead camshafts, triple twin-choke Weber carburetors, twin Marrelli distributors, and dual oil coolers. Output was factory rated at 300 horsepower at 7,000 rpm. Service in November 2020 included fluid changes, carburetor adjustments, replacement of the spark plugs, and an electric fuel pump repair. The negative battery cable, right valve cover gasket, and front cover seal were changed in March 2021, a

Power is sent to the rear wheels via a torque tube and a rear-mounted five-speed manual transaxle. A new steering center link and tie rod ends were installed in 2020, after which an alignment was performed. Four-wheel independent suspension comprises double wishbones, coil springs, and rebuilt Koni shock absorbers fitted in 2021. A summary of service carried out in preparation for the sale is included in the gallery below, as are invoices for the work. A film showcasing footage of the car can be viewed in the video gallery below, as can a video discussing the car’s history and features with a ride along and additional work in 2021 including flushing, repairing, and pressure-testing the radiator.

1964 Oldsmobile Jetstar 88 Convertible for sale. Cashmere Beige acrylic paint believed to be original; nearly flawless original Saddle interior and carpet; newer Saddle power top. Very good condition. No rust ever.

Only 44,600 original miles; extremely rare production – only 3,903 built. Factory 330 cubic inch, 245 HP V-8 topped with a rebuilt Rochester 2 BBL carburetor. Power steering, power brakes, factory AM/FM radio. Clean, detailed engine bay, Jetaway transmission. Five correct bias-ply whitewall tires. OEM front seatbelts with Fisher logos.

This car has been meticulously maintained in historically correct condition; all trim and chrome are in very good condition, clean trunk, all accessories operational and is in #2- condition on the classic car 1-5 rating scale. Always garage kept.

Presents extremely well with little wear and is mostly original except for the usual consumables like tires, hoses, belts, etc. Needs nothing. Starts, runs and drives like it would in 1964.  Have original dealer Color and Fabric Selector guide and some extra parts. Current NADA average value for this vehicle is $32,600; high value set at $59,100.

Located 40 miles northwest of New York City. Inspections welcomed. Price: $29,995- certified bank draft only; no trades. Buyer responsible for any transportation. For more information, please call 973-943-0787 – ask for Dan.

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 information

Beautiful 1972 Lincoln Mark IV with 18,039 Miles on it. This Lincoln was garaged it’s entire life and is in wonderful condition. Do damage to the interior and all controls work as they should. The AC Unit was upgraded for today’s freon. Engine has a tune up when moved to AZ. Brake booster was replaced, transmission service was complete, brake system was inspected and serviced, and window regulator gears were replaced.

This was my grandmothers Lincoln and she loved the car. It was started on driven on a normal basis by my grandfather. I wish to find someone that will love the Lincoln as much as she did.

Gorgeous 1946 Eight 69M convertible power top

1956 2 Door Hardtop Chrysler New Yorker “Newport”

Condition:

This car is not fully restored but is an original and complete car.  It is ideal for a driver or a full restoration…. “Great project car”

Has a sound body with some lower, outter rocker, rust

Engine:

Stock Firepower 354 hemi V-8 with a 4-barrel intake carburetor

Runs great!

Recent Restorations:

Carburetor was rebuilt at Ed’s Carburetor in Lancaster, California

New:

Battery

Ignition switch

Fuel pump from Vintage American Parts in New York

Water pump from Kanter’s in New Jersey

Starter

Generator and fan belts

Thermostat

Radiator hoses

Bakes, master cylinder, and 6 brake cylinders

Wheels are powder-coated black

Trunk pan completely restored, rust free and lined

Gas tank restored with new sending unit added

The car can be seen at:

Malam’s Automotive Engineering

24622 North Pine Street

Valencia-Newhall, California, 91321

To schedule an appointment:

661-259-8565