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1954 Aston Martin DB 2/4
Chassis No. LML/551

No. 51 of 565 Examples Built From 1954-55
Original Numbers-Matching Engine; 2.9-litre 140bhp ‘VB6J’ engine
Includes British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate
Factory Delivered In Left Hand Drive & In Black Paint with Beige Interior
Sold New by S H Arnolt Inc, in Chicago then 5 months later to Foreign Car Center in Carmel, Ca
Said to have been Owned by William Randolph Hearst Jr (Hearst Castle)
Reportedly Raced in Period by H.M. Handley in California
2007 Mechanical Restoration by Kevin Kay Restorations (Receipts = $62,000)

Assembled at the DB works factory, the hand-crafted aluminum bodies were under the direction of Mulliner and later Tickford.

This car is noted to have been sold in its first year to Carmel, Ca and owned by William Randolph Hearst. It is believed the car was raced in California in period with a photo existing of the car in a D production race. Ownership history is recorded with several California owners on file. In 2007 Kevin Kay Restorations (Aston Martin Specialist) performed a $62,000 mechanical restoration while converting the front brakes to disc and the transmission from 4 speed to 5 Speed (the original gearbox is included with the car).

An amazing DB 2/4 ready for immediate use!

$279,500.00

To learn more about this vehicle, please contact our sales department at (281) 497-1000 or sales@driversource.com

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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.

Offered for sale is this pristine 1937 Rolls Royce Sedanca bodied by Hooper. One does not have to look too hard to be stunned by the beauty of this rare piece of road art. This vehicle is currently under ownership of a local Rolls Royce enthusiast/collector here in Sacramento. This Sedanca has been extremely well maintained and looks as immaculate in person as it does here in the photos. Take a look at these photos and you will see how decorated this Rolls Royce is with awards. The vehicle runs and drives beautifully, does not leak, and is in superb mechanical condition.

Please call, text, or email with inquiries: (916) 761-0081

1937 Rolls Royce 25/30 Sedanca

Price: $70,000

Miles: 51,971

Engine: 4.25L OHV Inline 6-Cyliner Gasoline

Transmission: Manual 4-Speed

Drive-Train: Rear Wheel Drive

VIN: GR067

I have loved owning this beautiful car for 14 years, and the gentleman from whom I purchased it in 2005 loved owning it for 22 years.  He had a complete frame-off performed on it (3 years prior to selling it) by the Naber Bros in Houston when his wife passed away; he never drove it hence. It was immaculate when I got it, and showed 47,960 miles on the odometer (actual unkown).  I have strived to keep it that way… driving it approx 2,000 careful miles in the 14 years that I’ve owned it.  It is time for someone else to enjoy this beauty.

1965 Corvette SingRay Convertible (both tops), Nos Matching 327/350HP L79, Manual 4 Speed, Knock Off Wheels, Factory Side Exhaust, Milano Maroon… beautiful car.

Some improvements since purchasing… new (correct #’s) Holley Carburetor and Harrison Aluminum Radiator,   Repro Power Antenna replaced,

More recently… replaced brake fluid, coolant, steering bushing, new battery, new starter, plugs and wires.

Car was sold new in Spring of 1965 by Rebel Chevrolet, Oxford, MS.

• The car was painted and worked on by Gene Winfield with signature on Cushion Panels
• Off the chassis restoration
• Chassis is from a 1976 Buick, original 49 Mercury body with Buick floor pan welded to 49 Mercury body
• Rhino-liner sprayed on under carriage and fender wells and inside of body and floor pan
• 455 Olds, Edlebrock Heads, Custom Built BJ Billet manifold with duel four barrels
• 52 Desoto grill with 56 Plymouth front wheel wells flared with 52 Desoto bumpers in front.
• 400 Turbo with a shift kit and 2000 RPM Stall Converter
• Positraction Rear End with 376 Gears
• Interior by Stitch by Stitch leather tuck and roll including Head liner
• Ride Teck Suspension all the way around
• Appleton Spots
• Pancake Roof, 56 Plymouth Savoy wheel well drafted to front fenders, DeSoto Front Grill and bumpers
• Electric Front Windows
• Vintage Air, Custom Built Dash
• Original gages rebuild by Untited Speedometer
• Coker Tires with 57 Sombrella Hub Caps
• Original Tube Radio in dash with hidden sound system
• Front Desk Breaks
• Aluminum Custom Radiator
• Interior by Stitch by Stitch all leather and headliner Tuck and Roll
• I Didit Steering Column with Lecarra Steering Wheel
• Electric window and antenna
• Ride-tech air suspension all the way around
• Appleton Spotlights