New York’s Premier Auction

Nassau County Museum of Art | Roslyn Harbor, NY October 12th 2019

Official Auction Catalog Thank you again for joining us!

Andrew Levitt, Automotive Director & Bradford Rand, President & CEO “The Bridge” 2019

Dunkin, Chief Support Dog MOTORCAR AUCTION

October 12, 2019

On behalf of our team, we thank you for joining us at the inaugural RAND Luxury Motorcar Auction!

We have worked tirelessly for the last year to assemble a wide variety of collectible motorcars for your consideration from many of the world’s leading automotive brands. Our goal was to offer something for everyone and we believe we have achieved that.

We would like to thank the Management and Board of the Nassau County Museum of Art and the Village of Roslyn Harbor for allowing us to host this special event.

There are many people that we’d like to acknowledge for their support. First and foremost, Brian Miller, a true gentleman, entrepreneur and automotive leader who without him, this auction would not be possible! His team at Manhattan Motorcars including Robert Marchant are first class and a pleasure to partner with. I would like to also thank Guy Loveridge, our official auctioneer and his partner Mark Lowrie who have flown in from London to join us.

Honorable mentions include The Experience Auto Group; Calvin Brown, Soojin Kim & Kyle Goding. Simon Rodd and Long Island Sportscars. Putnam Leasing; Steve Posner & Rick Intile. The team at Interstate Motorsport, especially Steve Waldie who was one of our first supporters, Elliott Cuker of Cooper Classics and Aaron Marsh of the Rallye Motor Company. Additional advisors I would like to include are automotive historian Bob DeKorne & Randy Zussman.

We appreciate our media sponsors Darren Frank of Sportscar Market, our friends at duPont Registry, Robb Report, Hemmings, Vintage Motorsport, Classic & Sportscar, MESH Magazine and Andrew and Bruce Male of Motorology. From the Club, Steve Morea & Lawrence Ruisi and Andrew Romanowski from the Club of America. I would like to also thank Jeff Einhorn, producer of “The Bridge” for providing the most perfect setting in Bridgehampton where Brian Miller and I first discussed the idea of producing this auction last summer! Special thanks to Creative Director, Rick Lencsak & VP, Nancy Mathew, Tiffany Kruse, Shari Gibson, Speed Digital, Proxibid & Darin Roberge of Motorwerks Marketing.

We would like to thank our sponsors including Lessings, our official caterer, Robert Stock, of Robert’s Club, ICON Aircraft, Gateway Bronco, The Macallan, ONE ROQ Vodka, Banfi Wine, Antiqua & Barbuda Tourism, 631 Coatings & Cohiba.

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1954 MG TF LOT NUMBER Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000 101

º Custom Paint º Full Restoration by MG Vintage º Restored & Updated to Improve Drivability º Full Set of Original MG Tools º Full Set of Original MG Tools

MG needed a fresh new model to do battle with the likes of the TR2 and the new Austin-Healey, so the new T-series - dubbed TF - was developed with a bit more horsepower and a sleek new look. Today, the TF is the most desirable of the entire series, with one wheel firmly in the classic camp, yet with a fresh stance and a new 1,466 ci engine.

This lovely 2-tone example features a Burgundy body with Pewter fenders, and has all the most desirable British Leyland features, including supple red interior, the original wood wheel, wind wings, a perfect top and side curtains, and a rear mounted spare with luggage rack. It’s highly original and meticulously restored, with chrome wire wheels, a clean top with matching boot, tools and documents, and a clean and correct 4-cylinder engine under the bonnet. Take advantage of the chance to own one of the best driving MG’s of the entire decade by bidding on this incredible MG TF.

Mileage: 4,612 mi since restoration VIN: B5805

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1969 Chevrolet Copo Camaro LOT NUMBER Estimate: $140,000 - $180,000 102

º Copo Camaro original 427/425HP º Featured on Dream Car Garage º 1 of 60 imported to Canada, Fully Documented º 1st Place, Greenwich Concours & 1st Place, Lime Rock Park º Original M22 & Deluxe Exterior Package

Today, five decades later, GM’s vaunted COPO (Central Office Production Order) Camaro program, once shrouded in mystery, is now celebrated by many collectors as creating some of the most significant muscle cars ever built. One of just 60 cars exported to Canada in 1969, this wonderfully restored example has earned its respect with First Place finishes at Concours events like Greenwich, as well as First Place finishes on the track at Lime Rock Park.

This highly accurate Daytona Yellow Camaro was delivered with the Deluxe Exterior Package and the COPO #9561 Package, which included the 427 ci/425 HP V-8 engine, a high-rise intake, a 780 cfm carburetor, and at least 425 HP delivered through a 4-speed manual gearbox and 4:10 gears. The paint finish is wonderful, the chrome all new, and the black vinyl bucket seat interior looks brand new, but the most exciting view of this car occurs when you pop the hood, and check out the flawless restoration of this huge V-8. Once featured on Dream Car Garage, this fine 427/425 HP COPO Camaro has earned the ultimate respect at the top venues around the country.

Mileage: 4,448 mi VIN: 124379N635029

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1970 Jaguar E-Type LOT NUMBER Estimate: $65,000 - $95,000 103

º RAND Luxury is pleased to announce that º Desirable 4.2 Liter Series II of all E-Types it will present cars from The Hine Collection º Rare Gorgeous Sable Exterior Color Only 5,000 Miles since Restoration º º Numbers Matching

The iconic E-Type Jaguar is one of the most desirable sports cars of all time. famously declared the E-Type “The most beautiful car ever made”. The E-Type has lost none of its cachet since the fixed head coupe was introduced on March 16, 1961, , causing an even greater sensation than the XK 120 had thirteen years earlier. The E-Type was at the center of the cultural revolution in England that marked the transition from the conservative fifties to the swinging sixties.

The 4.2 Liter Series II is the most desirable of all E-Types because it is the most drivable and reliable of them all. It has significantly more torque than the 3.8; a vastly improved fully synchronized four-speed gearbox; better cooling from dual electric fans, larger radiator, and a larger air intake; and better braking due to a much-improved servo. This motorcar has been in a private collection since November of 2013. The odometer shows 72,400 miles.

A comprehensive restoration was completed by the previous owner at 67,000 miles that is supported by receipts & contemporaneous notes. The restoration is first class and based on its Jaguar Trust Certificate, the body, engine and gearbox numbers match; and the color (Sable) and interior (Cinnamon) are original. The Invoices, notes and Jaguar Trust Certificate are included. This E-Type drives like a modern car and is both powerful & comfortable, fun to drive and absolutely a work of art in motion. Mileage: 74,406 mi VIN: 1R27770

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1949 MG TC LOT NUMBER Estimate: $35,000 - $45,000 104

º RAND Luxury is pleased to announce that º Ground Up Restoration by University it will present cars from The Hine Collection Motors of Grand Rapids MI, one of the most respected MG specialists º number is TC9789 making it one of the last of 10,251 built. º Odometer shows just 10,582 miles since the restoration & engine re-build º Won First Place in the Antique Car Restorers Club Show

This MG TC was built in September 1949. Its chassis number is TC9789 making it one of the last of 10,251 built. It was comprehensively restored with a ground up restoration including all new sub frame wood over several years in Michigan, with great attention to period originality. Much of the work, including the engine re-build, was done by University Motors of Grand Rapids MI, one of the largest and most respected MG specialists in the country; documentation is included. The fresh chrome 19-inch wheels by Dayton set this TC apart from most. The beige leather seats & tonneau cover are new & correct. The rarely used side curtains have been restored and are in excellent condition. There is a minor blemish on the cover caused by incorrect folding. The original instruments are in working order and surrounded by a refinished wood dashboard. The Turn signals have been fitted to the original side/brake light fixtures with a control on the dash. The car is currently fitted with a 14” Moto-Lita aluminium/wood rim steering wheel which is comfortable for tall drivers. The original 17” wheel is in excellent condition and is included in the sale. The chrome is in excellent shape. The floor carpets are fresh with the MG octagon logo embroidered on each. The paint is in the original British Racing Green and in good shape. The headlamps have the original “U” lenses which are rarely seen today.

Mileage: 10,582 since restoration VIN: TC/9789

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1956 Jaguar XK 140 MC LOT NUMBER Estimate: $155,000 - $185,000 105

º RAND Luxury is pleased to announce that º Comprehensive Restoration from The it will present cars from The Hine Collection Classic Car Co. of Tennessee º Numbers Matching º Full Engine Re-build by XKs Unlimited of California º Rare MC (Modified Competition) Model / SE (Special Equipment)

Jaguar dominated international sports car racing in the 1950s, with overall wins at LeMans 24-Hour Race in 1951, 1953, 1955, 1956, & 1957. After winning in 3 of the past 4 years, Jaguar decided to retire from racing and concentrate on their production cars. The XK 140 was the race-inspired sports car through February 12, 1957, when a fire destroyed Jaguar’s Browns Lane factory. This particular XK 140 is called the MC (Modified Competition) Model or the SE (Special Equipment). It has the C-Type head, high-performance cams, uprated suspension, special driving lights, and chrome wire wheels. The paint is bright red and the leather is tan. This car underwent a most thoughtful & comprehensive restoration. Included are invoices for 1,234.25 hours of frame-off/ ground-up restoration from The Classic Car Co.of Tennessee, which does not include a documented engine re-build by XKs Unlimited of California. All aspects of this fine motorcar are original and or period correct. This restoration was completed in 1991 with very few miles added since, mainly because the owner of this car had four other classic British sports in his collection to drive! The odometer shows 76,840 miles. This XK 140 car is in excellent overall condition and has not been offered for sale for many years. It was entered into the Shelter Island Car Show in 2018 where it competed against 100 other collector cars and won “Best in Show”! Mileage: 76,849 mi VIN: S811599

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1961 Morgan Plus 4 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $35,000 - $45,000 106

º RAND Luxury is pleased to announce that º Powered by Triumphs 2.1L 4-cylinder it will present cars from The Hine Collection engine rated at 100 HP mated to a 4-speed manual gearbox º Meticulously Restored º Privately Owned for 14+ Years

The most quintessentially British of all British sports cars is the Morgan. These cars have been built in limited quantities at Malvern Link Sussex since 1912. Early Morgans were three-wheelers, with the first four-wheel car not introduced until 1935 with its styling evolving at a glacial’s pace. The steel coachwork is still shaped over a wood subframe and the 1961 Morgan has retained the classic lines of the earlier cars. It is uncompromisingly a sports car; an open two-seater that is light, nimble, and a thrill to drive. This Plus 4 is equipped with a strong Triumph TR3 engine.

Mileage: 73,022 mi VIN: 4793

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1931 Auburn 8-98A Coupe LOT NUMBER Estimate: $65,000 - $75,000 107

º Fully Restored º 98 bhp - 268.6 cu. in. 8-cylinder inline L-head engine º 3-Speed Manual

The 1931 Auburn line was redesigned by Alan Leamy, a young designer hired away from Marmon in 1928, and Leamy’s work on the sleek Cord L-29 certainly influenced his success with the 1931 Auburn 8. The Convertible Coupes remain one of the most desirable body styles, and this lovely Maroon example runs smoothly and silently and is an excellent driver. The Lycoming straight-8 engine received a comprehensive rebuild just a few seasons ago, with documents accompanying that work, so the 8-98A stands fully ready to load up the rumble seat and enjoy some classic motoring.

As the owner of a CCCA Full Classic, you’ll be welcomed into all their club activities, including CARavan Tours, Grand Classics, and of course, nearly any ACD events. This stylish Auburn features a new Saddle leather interior and tan canvas top that were created using ACD Museum templates, and see why many enthusiasts credit the Auburn 8’s success with placing the automaker squarely in the center of the American market.

Mileage: 49,024 mi VIN: GU36818

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2017 Ferrari F12 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $300,000 - $325,000 108

º Just 477 Miles º 6.3 Liter V12 Making 731 HP º One Owner º Showroom Condition

The 2017 F12 Berlinetta brings the swagger of an intoxicating V-12 engine to a thoroughly modern package with that classic head-turning Italian styling. This example features carbon-ceramic brakes, adaptive suspension, Nav, Bluetooth, cameras and premium audio, all wrapped in a leather and carbon fibre interior that greets you in luxurious Italian style.

The 731 HP 6.3 Liter V-12 delivers the goods through a 7-speed paddle-shifted dual-clutch F1-style , and let me tell you - that engine compartment is truly a thing of beauty both audibly and visually. It will propel you to a 3.6 second 0 - 60 time, as well as a 212 MPH top speed, all with the air conditioning going and your favorite tunes playing. One of the most drivable Ferrari Supercars, this F12 Berlinetta combines track performance with modern luxury in a way that only a Ferrari can deliver, in a package that can easily be enjoyed by any driver every day.

Mileage: 477 mi VIN: ZFF74UFA1H0223221

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1997 Dodge Viper LOT NUMBER Estimate: $40,000 - $50,000 110

º Rare Hennessey Venom 500 º Six-speed manual transmission º 24,422 Original Miles

In 1997, when Hennessy Performance got ahold of the Viper GTS, they wasted no time cranking up the HP to 500, adding stainless pipes and headers, and brand new ignition mapping for high-end performance. That all translates to a 3.6 second 0 - 60 time, thanks to a six-speed Tremec manual gearbox and a near perfect weight distribution.

This lovely Red Venom 500 has been driven just 24,500 miles from new, and it shows, with lovely paint finishes and factory panel gaps throughout. Inside, the leather buckets feature Simpson Racing belts, and the clean cockpit simply begs the driver to step on the gas. One of the fastest cars of the era, this Viper Hennessey is sure to be the highlight of any sports car collection.

Mileage: 24,422 mi VIN: 1B3ER69E6VV300778

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2006 Ford GT LOT NUMBER $300,000 - $400,000 111

º Made for the 100th Anniversary of Ford º Only 4,000 Miles º 3 Option Car

The Ford GT was developed in the early 2000’s by Camilo Pardo with the guidance of J Mays and famed racing driver Carroll Shelby. The GT’s visual design is a tribute to the GT40, Ford’s famous Le Mans winning race car of the 1960’s. Despite its classic exterior aesthetics, the Ford GT is a serious performance machine equipped with state of the art (for its time) technology such as a 5.4 liter supercharged aluminum block V8 making 550 horsepower, a superplastic-formed frame, aluminum body panels, and a friction stir welded center tunnel. This 2006 Ford GT is a meticulously preserved example sporting only 4000 miles on the clock and featuring the rare no stripe, BBS wheels, and Macintosh stereo options. A fine addition to any driving enthusiast’s garage that is ready to be enjoyed.

Mileage: 4,000 mi VIN: 1FAFP90S86Y401100

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1963 Porsche 356B LOT NUMBER Estimate: $110,000 - $130,000 112

º 25+ Year Ownership º Full Restoration º Twin Grille

The Porsche 356 is the first nameplate in the long and interesting history of the Porsche marque. Offered here is the “B” model which is the second of the 3 major redesigns the 356 model received throughout its production run. Although the B model’s styling is considered iconic in today’s world, it was considered a controversial styling break from the previous “A” version at the time due to styling elements such as raised front and rear bumpers. This 356 is what is referred to as a “T6” body style with its twin lid grilles and external fuel filter. Porsche had an increased output “super” engine option available which this 356 is equipped with. Same owner for the past 25 years with only 8 thousand miles accumulated during that period of time. This is a fantastic piece of Porsche history ready to be enjoyed on the open road.

Mileage: 86,191 mi VIN: 12399

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2003 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $140,000 - $170,000 113

º 6-Speed Gated Manual º Long Term Ownership º Only 2,225 Miles º Carbon Racing Seats

Unveiled at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show, the 360 was descended from the popular F-355, but features a brand new aluminum space-frame chassis that is 40% stiffer and 28% lighter despite 10% more cockpit room. The new V-8 engine generates 395 HP and easily runs 4.5 0 - 100km times, while providing the occupants the ultimate comfort and luxury. Just 2,389 Spiders were built for the US market, with only 670 equipped with the desirable gated 6-speed manual gearbox featured on this car.

This immaculate Fly Yellow 360 has just 2,225 miles from new, and features accessory carbon fibre bucket seats, a power foldable , and is even supplied with the Ferrari leather document folio still in it’s packaging. Rare and absolutely like new, this 360 Spider is certain to be the fastest and most versatile sports car in your entire fleet.

Mileage: 2,225 mi VIN: ZFFYT53A630134187

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2017 Ferrari F12 TDF LOT NUMBER Estimate: $1,000,000 - $1,200,000 114

º Only 115 Actual Miles º Ferrari factory warranty and maintenance plan º 1 Owner Car º Ferrari Atelier Build

Ferrari resurrected the legendary Tour de France nameplate for their new F12 Berlinetta, and produced just 799 examples exclusively for their very best customers. Horsepower was raised to 769 HP while also dropping over 200 lbs of weight, yielding an incredible 2.9 second 0-60 MPH time using the electronic adjustable paddle shifters. It remains the fastest road-legal, front-engined Berlinetta in Ferrari’s distinguished history.

This one-owner F12 has just under 120 actual original miles, thus qualifying the new owner for the complete Ferrari factory warranty and maintenance plan coverage. It is lavishly equipped with every carbon fibre option available, and is presented today in exactly the same condition that it left the Atelier Tailor Made program and the factory just 2 years ago.

Mileage: 115 mi VIN: ZFF81BFAXH0227673

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1934 Lincoln 523 Dietrich LOT NUMBER Estimate: $170,000 - $190,000 115

º 1 of 6 Dietrich Body Roadsters º 414 CI V12 º 30,425 Miles

2318 out of 2411 built. Base cost was $3400. The 523 convertible roadster is the only open 2 seater in the KA series. Car had a complete body-off frame restoration to factory specifications with all numbers matching. This car is one of six (per classic car club of America) and has less than 1000 miles on it. Participant in the ‘03 Pebble Beach Concours D’elegance and 50 mile car tour through the mountains and ocean side and laps at Laguna Seca. Was the promotional car used in the California papers for the event, This car is road-worthy and can be driven with confidence.

Mileage: 30,425 mi VIN: KA2179

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1964 Mercedes-Benz 220SE LOT NUMBER Estimate: $80,000 - $100,000 116

º Older Restoration º I6 2195cc/134hp FI

This 1964 Mercedes 220SE is a true gentleman’s cruiser, designed with the goals of comfort, safety, and elegance. Equipped with a silky smooth M127 inline six engine, American style rear fins eloquently known as Heckflosse, and a beautifully crafted wood grain and leather interior, the 220SE provides an exquisite grand touring experience. This Mercedes also features safety technology such as crumple zones and retractable seat belts, which were very uncommon design elements at the time of this vehicles production. A fine addition to any gentleman’s stable.

Mileage: 36,991 mi VIN: W1102312053751

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1965 Jaguar E-Type LOT NUMBER Estimate: $135,000 - $185,000 117

º Fully Matching Numbers as Verified by º Recently Completed Full Mechanical and Heritage Certificate Cosmetic Restoration by Cooper Classics º One of the First 200 4.2 E-Types Built

The Jaguar E-type is an automotive legend due to gorgeous design, technological innovation, and significant racing achievements. This California Black Plate car is a late Series 1 example, with the larger 4.2 Liter inline 6-cylinder engine and the fully synchromesh 4-speed gearbox. It wears matching numbers components and has had just 3 owners covering 60,015 miles from new.

The Carmen Red paint looks great, with the classic interior showing very little wear, and both the top and boot are in excellent condition. With chrome wire wheels and fantastic chrome trim, this highly original E-type ticks all the boxes for quality and investment value.

Mileage: 34,523 mi VIN: 10199

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2010 Tesla Roadster LOT NUMBER Estimate: $80,000 - $100,000 118

º 1 of 2,450 º First All-Electric Sports Car º 4,000 Miles

Tesla played a major role in permanently changing our perception of electric cars with their sporty car the Roadster. It was based on a Lotus Elise chassis, but this green monster is powered by a 248 HP fed by a 53 kilowatt battery that provides a 240 mile range.

This fine Tesla Roadster is one of 2,450 built, and has travelled just 4,000 miles from new. With exceptional acceleration and tons of torque, it’s fun to drive like few other cars. Plus, you can feel great about less emissions, using less (or no) gasoline, and driving one of the most notable sports cars of the last decade.

Mileage: 7,470 mi VIN:

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2005 Ferrari 575 Superamerica LOT NUMBER Estimate: $350,000 - $450,000 119

º 1 of 559 Made º 9215 Actual miles º GTC Handling Package

After the 550 Maranello was introduced in 1996 as the spiritual successor to the 365 GTB/4 Daytona, it quickly became clear that a limited-production open-top car only available to Ferrari’s best clients would be successful. The Superamerica solved the typical convertible top issues with the Revochromico rotating hardtop, which would rotate back and sit flush with the boot lid at the push of a button. It acts like a wind deflector, and does not obstruct the luggage capacity in any way.

The combination of the 540 HP V-12, a sporty 6-speed paddle shifting automatic transmission, and the optional GTC handling package adds a slightly sportier edge to this lovely example, which includes manuals and receipts with your purchase. With just 9,216 miles from new, it is 1 of 599 ever built and is in exceptional original condition throughout.

Mileage: 9,215 mi VIN: ZFFGT61A450142604

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1988 Porsche 911 Slant Nose LOT NUMBER Estimate: $135,000 - $155,000 120

º 2 Owner, California Car º 1 of 591 ‘M505’ Slant Nose Cabriolets Built In 1988 º Major Service Completed º ‘Special Wishes’ Options

Starting in 1987, Porsche offered an aerodynamic hood option called # 505, or as Porsche collectors know it, the Slant Nose. This lovely factory black example was ordered like a Group 5 car, with Special Wishes Program additions like widened fenders with louvers, larger air intakes, and that wonderful out back. This example still wears its near-perfect factory paint and the original canvas folding top and boot, and is delivered with factory tools and spare tire pump.

It is just 1 of 591 total Slant Nose Cabriolets built in 1988, and this 2-owner car has just received a well documented fresh major service. With excellent panel gaps and a lovely Champagne leather interior, true Porsche enthusiasts know this is one of the most desirable open Porsches of the entire decade.

Mileage: 68,778 mi VIN: WP0EB0931JS070500

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1959 SWB LOT NUMBER Estimate: $1,250,000 - 1,500,000 121 º Built by GTO Engineering on º 3.5 Liter 280hp Colombo 60 Degree V12 a 250 GT Chassis Engine Complete With Double-Barrel Weber Carburetors, & 4 Speed Manual Gearbox º Only 1,348 Miles

GTO Engineering in Reading, England has restored and rebuilt some of the world’s most significant , including many of the 39 original 250 SWB cars Ferrari built in the 60’s. Utilizing a 250 GT chassis, they authentically recreate the iconic 250 SWB cars in meticulous detail, using original Colombo V-12 engines and manual gearboxes. One of the most notable Scaglietti designs, a 250 SWB is on the short list of the world’s most desirable and valuable automobiles.

This lovely example is like buying a brand new Ferrari, showing just under 1,400 miles from new. With impeccable fresh black paint surfaces, new red leather interior, and that amazingly light and powerful Columbo V-12 engine, there’s no doubt that this stellar example will stand out in any collection.

Mileage: 1,348 mi VIN: 1563

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1999 Shelby Series 1 X 50 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $110,000 - $120,000 122

º RAND Luxury is pleased to present this º Rare X50 Performance Package car as part of The Gillen Collection º 1 of 249 Series 1s Made

The Shelby Series 1 is the only vehicle that was ever designed from the ground up by Carroll Shelby. Every other Shelby branded vehicle used significantly modified already existing platforms from other manufacturers. Series 1’s featured some of the most advanced racing technology available in 1999 such formula 1 style inboard coilover suspension, an all aluminum chassis, and carbon fiber/fiberglass body panels. This Series 1 is equipped with the X50 power package which increased engine output to from 320 horsepower to 370 horsepower. Offered alongside this Series 1 is an exceptionally rare Shelby Titan motorcycle. The Shelby Titan was an option available to buyers of the Series 1. Each bike has a matching VIN and color scheme with its corresponding Series 1. There are only 5 matching pairs of Shelby Titan motorcycles in the world and only 249 Series 1s were ever produced. The Titan and the Series 1 are both signed by Carroll Shelby himself. RAND Luxury presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to own an exceptionally rare piece of Shelby history.

Mileage: 6,519 mi VIN: 5CX5A1816XL000162

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1958 Jaguar XK150S LOT NUMBER Estimate: $120,000 - $150,000 123

º First Year of the “S” Model º Most Powerful of the 150 Line º Recent Restoration

The last XK series Jaguars were the XK 150’s, introduced in 1957 as 1958 models. Slightly wider and rounder than the early XK’s, owners loved the roomier cockpit and improved handling. This incredible first year XK150 is the desirable S model, which raised the horsepower of the 3.4 L inline 6 to 250 HP utilizing triple 2-inch SU HD8 carbs.

The fresh new interior is very comfortable and well executed, but you’ll want to get out to show off the engine compartment on this car, as the restoration is exceptional and is a true piece of automotive art. The car is offered today in fully sorted condition and ready to provide the new owner a classic British driving experience like few others.

Mileage: 61,858 mi VIN: T831277DN

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1986 Lamborghini Jalpa LOT NUMBER Estimate: $105,000 - $125,000 124

º Last Mid-Engine V8 Lamborghini º Privately Owned for 10+ years º 1 of 410 produced º 50 Miles since Last Full Service º One of the lowest mileage Jalpas º Multi-show Winner º Optional Factory Wing

When it debuted in 1981, the Jalpa was directly descended from the Silhouette, and in turn, was the predecessor of the Gallardo, all of which were designed by Bertone. It was built to compete with Porsche’s 911 and Ferrari’s 308, and it was more than equal, with under 6 second 0 - 60 times and a 145 MPH top speed.

Nicely equipped with a 5-speed manual gearbox, air conditioning, the factory rear wing, and power windows, this lovely example is one of just 416 built in 1986, and has just 4,000 km from new. It is fresh out of 10+ years of ownership in a fine collection, and the 3.5 liter V-8 pushes 255 HP and is in meticulous condition. With excellent original finishes throughout, one lucky bidder will definitely enjoy the performance and prestige of owning Lamborghini’s last mid-engine masterpiece.

Mileage: 4,015 km / 2,495 mi VIN: ZA9J00000GLA12292

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2018 Porsche 911 GT3 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $170,000 - $200,000 125

º Rare Porsche Paint to Sample (PTS) Viper Green º Only 197 Actual Miles

The 911 GT3 is like the unruly cousin of the venerable 911 with a hall pass to terrorize any street it wants, and it was a full $50K more than a standard 911 when new - and worth every penny. Lower, longer, and louder than any other Porsche, the 500 HP flat-six engine sounds like you could have made a wrong turn off the Mulsanne Straight at LeMans. Beautifully equipped with a 6-speed paddle shifted automatic transmission, it’s got every luxury you’ll ever want in a new car yet retains that classic sports car feel.

A well-prepared GT3 such as this is the kind of car that will remind you why you fell in love with cars and driving in the first place. With rare Porsche PTS Viper Green paint, and only 209 actual miles, take advantage of this chance to buy a GT3 that is impeccably original and will receive huge attention wherever you drive it.

Mileage: 197 mi VIN: WP0AC2A95JS176214

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1999 Shelby Series 1 By Titan Motorcycle LOT NUMBER Estimate: $70,000 - $80,000 126

º RAND Luxury is pleased to present this º Carroll Shelby’s signature on the tank Motorcycle as part of The Gillen Collection º Vin Matched to Each Car º 1 of 5 Made

In 1999, legendary driver and car designer Carroll Shelby was taking orders for his new Series 1 automobiles, and one of the options they developed was the ability to add this matching Shelby Titan Custom motorcycle to an automobile order. Each bike has an identical VIN to the matching automobile, which in this case is Lot #113, an immaculate Series 1 X50. Only 5 matching pairs were ever built, making this an incredible opportunity to collect 2 very rare vehicles that are certainly worth a bunch more if kept together.

Powered by a 112 ci V-Twin motor from S and S that pumps 115 HP, this Titan Custom is in pristine condition, and features styling inspired by the Series 1 automobile. If a rare custom motorcycle that bears Carroll Shelby’s signature sounds like fun, this motorcycle is a unique investment and a blast to ride.

Mileage: 9,996 mi VIN: 5TMBD1455XC000652

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1999 Shelby Series 1 X50 Supercharged LOT NUMBER Estimate: $125,000 - $140,000 127

º RAND Luxury is pleased to present this º 1 of 16 with Shelby factory-installed X-50 Motorcycle as part of The Gillen Collection Engine Package & Vortech Supercharger º 1 of 249 Series 1s Made

The Shelby Series 1 is the only vehicle that was ever designed from the ground up by Carroll Shelby. Every other Shelby branded vehicle used significantly modified already existing platforms from other manufacturers. Series 1’s featured some of the most advanced racing technology available in 1999 such formula 1 style inboard coilover suspension, an all aluminum chassis, and carbon fiber/fiberglass body panels. This Series 1 is equipped with the Supercharged X50 power package which increased engine output to from 320 horsepower to 600 horsepower. Offered alongside this Series 1 is an exceptionally rare Shelby Titan motorcycle. The Shelby Titan was an option available to buyers of the Series 1. Each bike has a matching VIN and color scheme with its corresponding Series 1. There are only 5 matching pairs of Shelby Titan motorcycles in the world and only 249 Series 1s were ever produced. The Titan and the Series 1 are both signed by Carroll Shelby himself. RAND Luxury presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to own an exceptionally rare piece of Shelby history.

Mileage: 8,997 mi VIN: 5CXSA181XL000176

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2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS LOT NUMBER Estimate: $180,000 - $210,000 128

º Only 698 Actual Miles º High Option Car º Lava Orange º Serviced by Authorized Porsche Dealer

The GT3 nameplate was introduced in 1999, and like the previous 911 RS models, those first GT3’s were completely focused on racing, and thus stripped of any options that added unnecessary weight to the car. Fast forward to 2016, and typical Porsche continuous development meant those performance upgrades were now available on the street with the 2016 911 GT3 RS.

Launched at the 2015 Geneva Auto Show, it’s a road legal rocket with carbon fibre racing seats, roll cage, and a 6 point safety harness for the driver. The flat-six 4.0 L engine delivers 0-60 times like 3.4 seconds, and this lovely example has been purely pampered and dealer serviced, with just 639 miles on the clock. Paddle shift your way to driving nirvana every time you fire up this rare and highly original Lave Orange 911 GT3 RS.

Mileage: 698 mi VIN: WP0AF2A94GS192209

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1999 Shelby Series 1 By Titan Motorcycle LOT NUMBER Estimate: $70,000 - $80,000 129

º RAND Luxury is pleased to present this º Carroll Shelby’s signature on the tank Motorcycle as part of The Gillen Collection º Vin Matched to Each Car º 1 of 5 Made

In 1999, legendary driver and car designer Carroll Shelby was taking orders for his new Series 1 automobiles, and one of the options they developed was the ability to add this matching Shelby Titan Custom motorcycle to an automobile order. Each bike has an identical VIN to the matching automobile, which in this case is, an immaculate Series 1 X50. Only 5 matching pairs were ever built, making this an incredible opportunity to collect 2 very rare vehicles that are certainly worth a bunch more if kept together.

Powered by a 112 ci V-Twin motor from S and S that pumps 115 HP, this Titan Custom is in pristine condition, and features styling inspired by the Series 1 automobile. If a rare custom motorcycle that bears Carroll Shelby’s signature sounds like fun, this motorcycle is a unique investment and a blast to ride.

Mileage: 791 mi VIN: 5TMBD14492C505027

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1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL LOT NUMBER Estimate: $100,000 - $125,000 130

º Only 7,134 Miles º 44 Year Ownership º Removable Hardtop

In 1963, Mercedes-Benz introduced the 230 SL on their sporty new W113 roadster chassis, replacing the classic 300 SL and 190 SL models of the 1950s. By 1968 the 280 SL was delivered with an even more powerful 2.8-liter inline six- cylinder engine that was a big hit with the American market. A true survivor, this 2-seat open Mercedes is wonderfully original and fully prepared for your enjoyment.

Look closely, as this 1970 280 SL is a show-quality example of the model series, and with a documented 44 year ownership by a dedicated enthusiast, this 280 SL was obviously treated to the care necessary to maintain it in excellent original condition, and it is offered with just 7,134 miles showing. It is, of course, delivered with the removable Pagoda hardtop, factory air conditioning, and the pure joy of owning a fine Mercedes sports car.

Mileage: 7,134 mi VIN: 1304410017747

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2008 Bugatti Veyron LOT NUMBER Estimate: $1,295,000 - $1,700,000 131

º Only 2,925 Miles º 8.0 L Quad-Turbocharged W16 º Fastest Production Car in the world when new at 253mph

The Bugatti Veyron is an undeniable supercar that not only delivered on that promise, but also took the supercar world to a previously unimaginable level. Styled by Fabrizio Giugiaro, the low-slung concept featured an aerodynamic body with a relatively short front end, all wheel drive, and the incredible W-18 turbocharged engine positioned behind the passenger compartment. Power output is an astounding 1,001 HP and 922 foot-pounds of torque that can vault the Veyron from a standstill to 60 mph in a mind-boggling 2.47 seconds.

The Veyron 16.4 offered here is one of just 252 coupes produced worldwide, of which only 76 were built to U.S. specification. With just under 3,000 miles from new, and a brilliantly designed cockpit for 2, this sleek black luxury car was the fastest production car in the world when built, topping 250 MPH.

Mileage: 2,925 mi VIN: VF9SA25CX8M795143

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1989 GTS LOT NUMBER Estimate: $130,000 - $150,000 132

º Only 2,200 actual miles º Full-service records since new º 2 times platinum winner at Cavallino º 2 owner car Classic

One of the last Ferrari’s built during Enzo Ferrari’s lifetime, the 328 utilized a 3.2 liter V-8 for 270 HP and a 163 MPH top speed, and remains one of the drivable vintage Ferraris of the era. This one is from the final year of production, and may be one of the lowest mileage examples available with just 2,200 miles from new. This 2-owner Ferrari has never needed restoration, and the quality of the car throughout was verified with 2 Platinum Awards from the renowned Cavallino Classic.

The Rosso Corsa paint is spectacular, with a supple leather interior, and your purchase includes comprehensive service records from new, the original tool kit and jack, and the true joy of operating that classic gated 5-speed manual gearbox any time you wish. This fine 328 GTS is an extraordinary example of preservation and will certainly qualify for any FCA events you’d like to enter.

Mileage: 24,229 mi VIN: ZFFXA20A1K0080333

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1999 Shelby Series 1 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $90,000 - $110,000 133

º RAND Luxury is pleased to present this º 4.0 L L47 Aurora V8 DOHC car as part of The Gillen Collection º 320 HP º 1 of 249 Made

The Shelby Series 1 is the only vehicle that was ever designed from the ground up by Carroll Shelby. Every other Shelby branded vehicle used significantly modified already existing platforms from other manufacturers. Series 1’s featured some of the most advanced racing technology available in 1999 such formula 1 style inboard coilover suspension, an all aluminum chassis, and carbon fiber/fiberglass body panels. Offered alongside this Series 1 is an exceptionally rare Shelby Titan motorcycle. The Shelby Titan was an option available to buyers of the Series 1. Each bike has a matching VIN and color scheme with its corresponding Series 1. There are only 5 matching pairs of Shelby Titan motorcycles in the world and only 249 Series 1s were ever produced. The Titan and the Series 1 are both signed by Carroll Shelby himself. RAND Luxury presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to own an exceptionally rare piece of Shelby history.

Mileage: 7,394 mi VIN: 5CX5A1813XL000152

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2015 Speciale Aperta LOT NUMBER Estimate: $650,000 - $750,000 134

º 1,891 Actual Miles º Ferrari Genuine Maintenance Service Plan until 6/16/22 º Ferrari Atelier Build º 1 of Only 499 Speciale A Models Produced

This incredible 2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta is one of just 499 cars produced worldwide. The Aperta has a 4.5 liter naturally aspirated which produces 597 hp and a whopping 398 pound feet of torque, and is fully capable of a 3 second 0-60 MPH time and a top speed of 199 MPH. Both the aluminum body’s aerodynamic profile and the suspension are electronically adjusted to maximize downforce at speed.

It is the most powerful, street-legal, naturally aspirated Ferrari had ever launched in a convertible variant, and this example sports just 1,892 miles from new. The white paint finishes are impeccable, the interior is flawless, and your purchase includes the Ferrari Genuine Service plan through June of 2022.

Mileage: 1,891 mi VIN: ZFF78VHA7F0210753

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2008 CCX LOT NUMBER Estimate: $1,395,000 - $1,600,000 135

º 1 of 49 CCXs Made º 1,143 Miles º 4.7 L Twin Supercharged V8 Making 795 HP

With his sights on America, Christian von Koenigsegg took to the stage at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show to unveil his mid-engined sports car designed to be compliant with stringent U.S. safety standards, and compete in the supercar market in the US first, and then around the world. It’s potent 4.7 litter V-8 with twin superchargers pushes around 800 HP, and with an incredibly low .30 coefficient of friction, it is unimaginably fast in the right hands.

This fine example has just 1,144 miles on the odometer, and is one of just 49 ever built. Slide into the billet and carbon-fibre interior, and you’ll feel like you are wearing the car and not just sitting in it. It is in exceptionally original condition throughout, and represents a rare opportunity to own a low-milage example of the car that smashed numerous Guinness World Records the first time it hit the track.

Mileage: 1,143 mi VIN: YT9XC81B98A007066

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1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $125,000 - $145,000 136

º Numbers Matching º Muncie M22 4-Speed º Fathom Blue / Medium Blue º 12-Bolt / 3.31 Gears º 450hp LS6 454 CI º Original GM Build Sheet

If you’ve always wanted a classic GM muscle car, look no further than this beautiful Chevelle SS, which ticks all the boxes for desirability. First, it’s a numbers matching example, showing that the big LS6 454 ci V-8 and Muncie M22 4-speed came with the car from new, and it is presented today in the classic Fathom Blue paint scheme with white stripes - one of the best factory color combinations in 1970. This lovely car is even delivered with it’s original GM build sheet that confirms it’s originality, right down to the 12-bolt rear end with 3.31 gears.

You’ll love popping the hood pins and showing off the fully restored 450 HP V-8 - one of GM’s best performance engines from the era when bigger was simply better. Accurately restored inside and out, the only thing more enjoyable than looking at this Chevelle SS is turning the key and laying a long strip of rubber down your local country road.

Mileage: 56,119 mi VIN: 13670k184387

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1999 Ferrari 456M GT LOT NUMBER Estimate: $135,000 - $155,000 137

º 15,356 Original Miles º One of 688 Produced º 6-Speed Gated Manual V12 º Interior Restoration º Rare Rosso Red º Full Recent Major Service

The 456M embodies concepts that express the satisfaction of owning a 12-cylinder Ferrari GT 2+2, including excellent performance and driving pleasure, without sacrificing passenger comfort. For collectors who value four seats with a diverse sporting ability, the 456M likewise represents the optimum balance of 12-cylinder performance with the comfort of a luxury touring car.

Lightweight aluminum and sturdy steel are bonded together for the chassis, with the 436 HP V-12 providing the muscle through a 6-speed gated gearbox, and ventilated 4-wheel disc brakes reel in the fun. This lovely Rosso Barchetta Red example has just 15,358 original miles from new, and has been fastidiously cared for from new. One of just 688 produced, this highly original 456M GT will no doubt become your favorite collector car to drive.

This particular 456M GT is one of the finest examples in the world.

Mileage: 15,356 mi VIN: ZFFWP44A4X0114062

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2000 Hummer H1 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $60,000 - $75,000 138

º Newer LED Headlights Installed º 22” XD Wheels With Toyo Open Country Rear Bed Features Enclosed Security Cover Tires, Interior Features Black Leather º Interior With Yellow Piping And A Rear Jump Seat Installed In Center º Steering Wheel º Always Dealer Serviced Throughout Ownership History

Born from the AM General military Hummer in 1992, the H1 for civilians became a symbol of American pride when photos of Operation Desert Storm were published, and California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger became the brand’s biggest supporter. This fine example features a convertible soft top, a lockable security cover over the bed, and an accessory rear jump seat that is center-mounted.

By 2000, literally every luxury option known to man was available, and this fully equipped H1 carries them all and more, including a leather interior with yellow piping, a Momo steering wheel, and LED headlamps. Always dealer serviced throughout its history, this fine H1 features the 5.7 Liter Vortec V-8 with a four-speed automatic transmission, and of course, the 16” ground clearance, elevated air intake, and winch that made it a workhorse for the military in the world’s toughest driving conditions. Enjoy the unstoppable off-road performance and the lap of luxury while driving your own Hummer H1.

Mileage: 72,156 mi VIN: 137ZA9038YE187508

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2017 T 70th Anniversary Edition LOT NUMBER Estimate: $340,000 - $380,000 140

º Taylor-Made program º Special handling package º Three-layer deep yellow metallic paint & º 167 miles custom ribbed black special leather seats º One owner º Electric Blue Alcantara flooring

Looking to showcase the capabilities of its Tailor Made department, rather than produce a special, limited-edition model for its 70th anniversary, Ferrari instead decided to highlight some of its most interesting vehicles on the canvas of its current production models. Each car was ordered as a custom build highlighting a past Ferrari model, in this case, the legendary Testarossa.

The custom 3-layer deep metallic yellow paint is incredible, and matched with custom black ribbed leather seats and Electric Blue Alcantara flooring, this lovely and unique California has just 167 miles on the odometer from new. The turbo-charged V-8 pushes 552 HP, and with the paddle-shifted transmission, this hard-top convertible truly ticks all the boxes for Gran Turismo perfection. Luxurious and practical enough to be used on a daily basis yet still special enough to bring excitement to every drive, the California T is the ultimate evolution of the California platform and is certain to be a blue-chip collectible for the fortunate new owner.

Mileage: 167 mi VIN: ZFF77XJA3H0225391

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2019 Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet Exclusive Series LOT NUMBER Estimate: $340,000 - $380,000 141

º OEM Carbon Fiber Wheels º Porsche Factory Warranty º #71 of 200 Made º Burmester High-End Surround Sound System

Building upon the already incredible 911 Turbo is the Porsche 911 Turbo S. Featuring revised intake-valve timing and increased boost pressure Porsche’s immense turbocharged flat-six engine routes its power to a sophisticated all-wheel- drive system. Shifts from Porsche’s PDK Transmission are instantaneous and the 911 Turbo S effortlessly catapults past exotic cars costing several times more. Nearly every performance-enhancing technology known to man is at your control creating one of the most accomplished sports cars in the world. And what better way to enjoy the Turbo S than with the top down?

Mileage: 584 mi VIN: WP0CD2A92KS144599

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1935 Packard Super-Eight Coupe Roadster LOT NUMBER Estimate: $210,000 - $250,000 142

º 6.3 Liter Straight-Eight, Nine-Main-Bearing, º “Centennial Blue” with Gold Accent Lines Engine Produced 150-Plus HP at 3200 RPM º Equipped with Every Extra-Cost Option º One of Only Seven Remaining 1935 Super Eight Coupe-Roadsters

The 1935 Packard Super Eight coupe-roadsters shared the same bodies and dimensions as the top-of-the-line Packard Twelve: 139-inch and 222-inch total length. The 385 cubic-inch (6.3 liter) straight-eight, nine-main-bearing, engine produced 150-plus horse-power at 3200 rpm. This two-passenger automobile seats two additional passengers in the spacious rumble seat when opened. The golf bag compartment is accessed through small doors behind the main doors on both sides of the car. This pristine Packard is one of only seven remaining 1935 Super Eight coupe-roadsters (in various degrees of preservation and restoration) listed in the current directories of the Classic Car Club of America and the Packard Club. It is finished in Packard “Centennial Blue” with gold accent lines, and is equipped with every extra-cost option available from Packard in 1935: “Cormorant” (or “Pelican”) hood ornament, whitewall tires with chrome trim rings, side-mounted wheels with Packard metal covers with rear-view tire mirrors and locks, “Sportlite” search light with inside control, auxiliary front “Trippe Safety Lights”, Packard reversing light, deluxe stabilizer front bumper, bumper guards, trunk rack, heater, working Packard radio, Packard rubber floor mats, and Packard license plate frame. The chassis serial number is 859244 and the engine number is 755855☆C – all matching numbers. The car was totally restored about a decade ago by Packard specialists Hibernia Auto Restorations of New Jersey and remains in truly excellent condition. This car has been entered in concours judging only once since then, when it won “Best American Pre-War” at the 2015 Americana Concours. 1935 was the first year for Packard’s “New Cycle of Style”, with all aspects of the body designed as a single entity in the “Streamlined” style, with rounded lines and pontoon rear fenders.

Mileage: 4,712 mi VIN: 859244

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1986 Pantera GT5-S Estimate: $450,000 - $550,000

The DeTomaso Pantera enjoyed modest success in America, and the early Pantera models could be purchased through Lincoln-Mercury dealers, but in 1974, they were dropped from the line due to emissions regulations. Carroll Shelby had caught lightning in a bottle once before with the Cobra by mating an existing ACE body and chassis with his upgraded Ford engine, and he saw an opportunity to recreate that success, so he ordered 5 Panteras without engines to experiment with. No doubt he felt that the new, wider bodied Pantera would be able to handle the power and torque of nearly any engine he chose, and this example was fitted with a potent 351 Cleveland V-8 and a 5-speed manual gearbox, and is also equipped with the rare flat factory rear wing.

The original purchase documents provided with the car show Carroll Shelby’s signature on the contract purchasing all 5 cars, as well as President of Carroll Shelby Incorporated Lew Spencer’s notes on the cars. The ownership is very well documented, and has been thoroughly researched before our consignor’s purchase out of a European collection. Many purveyors of Pantera parts have confirmed the car’s history as well, and the opportunity to own an actual Carroll Shelby car of this stature may never come around again. A copy of the insurance card for the car signed by Mr. Shelby, the 1986 EPA compliance test, and a Shelby Vehicle Authenticity Certificate all verify the Shelby signature affixed to the door sill.

Mileage: 11,600 mi

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º Documented Ownership By The Legendary º New 15-inch Campagnolo Wheels LOT NUMBER

Carroll Shelby º 11,600 Miles From New º Equipped With The Rare Flat Factory 189 Total Built In 1986 143 Rear Wing º

This example - #9425 - has a well-documented 11,600 miles from new, and features air conditioning, leather interior, power brakes, power windows, MOMO steering wheel, new 15-inch Campagnolo wheels, and Veglia instruments. With just 189 total built in 1986, and the documented ownership by the legendary Carroll Shelby, it’s a true piece of automo- tive history that cannot be disputed. With robust performance, great design, and undeniable documentation, this fine Pantera GT5-S is a rare opportunity to own the very car that Carroll Shelby most admired back in 1986.

VIN: THPNDA09425

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1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS LOT NUMBER Estimate: $300,000 - $350,000 144

º 30+ Year Owner º 24,969 Original Miles º All Original Car

The Ferrari Dino was named in honor of Enzo Ferrari’s son, Alfredino, who designed a dual overhead-camshaft V-6 engine for both road and racing use, before tragically passing away from muscular dystrophy at the age of 24.

The Dino 246 GTS (or Spyder) version was first presented to the public at the 1972 Geneva International Motor Show with the new open targa-top roof, which proved to be massively popular with customers in the United States.

This lovely design is in excellent condition with just 24,500 miles from new. It has enjoyed a 30 year ownership in a noted collection, and remains highly original and wears the factory # 106-M-73 Marrone Dino Matallizzato paint, of which just 210 were produced. The mid-mounted 2.4 L V-6 give this Dino perfectly balanced handling, and it is certainly just as incredible to drive as it is to look at.

Mileage: 24,969 mi VIN: 246GTS04568

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2007 GTB LOT NUMBER Estimate: $130,000 - $160,000 145

º Scuderia Shields º Daytona Seats with Embroidery Package º Tubi Exhaust system º Red Calipers & Silver Painted 5-spoke Wheels.

By continuing their strong legacy of front-engined V-12 , Ferrari surpassed its already superb 575 Maranello by producing what is widely considered the last great analog Ferrari, the 599 GTB. This lovely black over silver example features the Scuderia shields, a Tubi exhaust, and the embroidered Daytona seats every Ferrari enthusiast wants to see.

At the heart of the 599 lies a monstrous 5.9-liter V-12 engine producing 612 hp at 7,600 rpm and 448 foot-pounds of torque. The engine is mated to a six-speed semi-automatic electro-hydraulic F1 transmission, and coupled with a lightweight aluminum chassis and magnetorheological suspension system, the 599 is able to propel itself from 0–60 in less than 3.2 seconds and to a top speed of 205 miles per hour. It’s in brilliant condition throughout, and represents a rare opportunity to bid on one of the most desirable Ferraris of the entire generation.

Mileage: 2,312 mi VIN: ZFFFC60AX70150528

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Charity Auction Lot

2011 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $35,000 - $45,000 146

º Proceeds from this vehicle will be º SVT Performance Package, Technology donated to the Roswell Park Package Comprehensive Cancer Center º One owner car º Only 6,800 miles

The SVT series of Mustangs were proudly hand-built by trained technicians in the Romeo plant near Detroit, Michigan to a level of quality unattainable in an assembly-line situation. This immaculate one-owner GT500 sports just 6,840 careful miles from new, and features both the SVT Performance and Technology packages, which include a new aluminum-block supercharged V-8 that pushes 550 HP, and Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar tires. Car and Driver sprint testing revealed a 4.1 second 0 - 60 time and a standing quarter mile top speed of 117 MPH - all of which surpass the best any Corvette can achieve.

Delivered today in “as-new” condition throughout, the proceeds from this sale are being generously donated to the Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center. It’s a prime chance to buy a legendary Shelby Mustang in impeccable condition, a car that is certain to turn heads at any MCA event in the country.

Mileage: 6,800 mi

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2008 8C Competizione LOT NUMBER Estimate: $350,000 - $380,000 148

º Only 2,843 miles º Original Factory Luggage Included and Still in Wrapper º One Owner Three Layer Metallic Paint º 1 of 80 for all of North America º Painted Quadrafolio Fender Shield º Full Carbon Fiber Body º º Recent Full Service from Ferrari Dealer

Alfa Romeo has always represented the intersection of striking design and incredible performance, and the 8C spawned a new era in 2006 at the . Inspired by great Alfa like the 33 Stradale and the Guilia TZ, it’s a seductive blend of technology and classic good looks. Finished in Rosso Competizione over the carbon-fibre body with Marchio Sportivo wheels and a leather interior, the aluminum V-8 produces 450 HP and a whopping 347 foot-pounds of torque. Mated to the Superfast 6-speed paddle-shifted rear-mounted gearbox with carbon-ceramic brakes, the handling is legendary and the braking adequate for a top speed that approaches 190 MPH. One of just 500 built, this lovely example stands ready for the new owner to enjoy a truly legendary Italian motoring experience.

4.7 L V-8 engine, 450 HP, 6-speed paddle-shifted rear mounted 6-speed gearbox, fully independent coil spring suspension, 4-wheel carbon-ceramic disc brakes, 104.2 inch wheelbase.

Mileage: 2,843 mi VIN: ZARJA181080040360

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1966 Chevrolet Corvette LOT NUMBER Estimate: $125,000 - $165,000 149

º Frame-Off Rotisserie Restoration was º Red Leather Interior with a Teak Steering Performed and Finished to Original Wheel and Power Steering Specifications - Not a Bolt Untouched º Passenger Seat Tags When Sold New º Numbers Matching L72 427/425hp Applied as well as Radio Tag Matted To A 4-Speed Manual Transmission º Glove Box Contains Owners Manual º Factory Big Brake & Power Windows Booklets and Tire Pressure Tag On Door º 1 of 382 Built with These Options

If you want to tickle a Corvette enthusiasts’s fancy, just read down the list of this amazing C2’s features - starting, of curse, with a numbers-matching 427/425 HP V-8 engine and a factory 4-speed manual transmission. It’s a Big Brake/Big Tank car from the factory, and just 1 of 382 built with these options plus power windows. Add in a new red leather interior, teak steering wheel, and original docs and manuals, and it’s simply one of the most desirable ‘66 Vettes you’ll ever see.

The frame-off restoration left no bolt unturned, and was performed to strictly factory standards and specifications, delivering a highly original car in as-new condition. From the gorgeous interior to the clean rims and crisp trim throughout, there’s simply nothing left to do but turn the key and enjoy this immaculate Corvette.

Mileage: 46 miles since restoration VIN: 194376S121375

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2012 Signature Edition LOT NUMBER Estimate: $40,000 - $50,000 150

º Rare Signature Edition #41 of 100 º Interior finished in luxurious Mojave Produced Tri-Tone Leather º Signed by º Original Price $100,950 º Exterior finished in premium Silver Mirage

The Fisker Karma was a daring attempt to enter the developing virgin market of eco-conscious electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles by Henrik Fisker. Henrik Fisker is a famed automotive designer responsible for gorgeous vehicles such as the BMW Z8 and the Aston Martin DB9. Fisker was named one of the 10 greatest designers in automotive history and it is very easy to see his signature design elements in the Karma. The Karma features a very unique powertrain using 2 electric motors to power the rear axle and a 2.0 liter turbocharged engine as a range extending generator to recharge the battery. The gasoline powered engine has no mechanical connection to the wheels. A fully vegan and eco-friendly interior is used in the Karma to further extend the environmental focus.

Mileage: 25,027 mi VIN: YH4K10BA1CA000041

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2017 Lamborghini Centenario LP770-4 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $3,000,000 - $3,300,000 151

º 1 of 20 Centenario Coupes º Titanium Exhaust º 1 of 6 in North America º Most Powerful V12 Ever Made by Lamborghini at 770HP º 1 of 2 in Visible Carbon Fiber Bodywork

Only 20 Centenario coupes and 20 Centenario roadsters were created for the entire world. The owners had to go through a selection process to be offered the vehicle. There was only one option, full body visible carbon fiber bodywork and this car has that option. Only 6 Centenario coupes came to the North American region. Out of those 6, only 2 have the visible carbon fiber bodywork. This is the only Centenario coupe on the east coast. This particular Centenario is Instagram famous having been at several car shows and events. There are many things that make the Centenario special. This was the first car to feature four wheel steering for lamborghini as well as the titanium exhaust which will send shivers up your spine. The chassis dynamics and aerodynamics were set up in partnership with Lamborghini and and it helps the car achieve hypercar like acceleration and top speed. This is the highest horsepower v12 model ever created by Lamborghini, 770 hp. This is the lightest v12 model ever created by Lamborghini (3351 lbs) with a power to weight ratio of 5.11 lbs per horsepower. The electronics are controlled by a full digital touch screen, not seen in a Lamborghini before. The carbon fiber body work is done with high levels of precision. It is bookmatched from the nose to the tail. Even the roof intake is bookmatched in glossy carbon fiber which contrasts nicely to the matte carbon fiber roof. This car would need to be driven to appreciate how much faster this is compared to a base Aventador.

Mileage: 184 mi VIN: ZHWUY5ZD2HLA06089

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1985 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $125,000 - $155,000 152

º Privately Owned since 1986 º Rare Single Mirror º Full Mechanical Restoration º 2 Owner º Interior Restoration º Just 15 Miles since Restoration º Full Service Recently Completed º Euro Spec

The mid-engine Ferrari Testarossa made its debut at the Paris Motor Show in 1984 as a successor to the Berlinetta Boxer. The Pininfarina-designed Testarossa set the world on notice with design that broke the boundaries of tradition, and became a cultural icon of supercar performance, not to mention every kid’s bedroom wall. The Testarossa offered today can run 0-60 MPH time of 5.3 seconds and hit a top speed of 180 MPH, all in a sleek Rossa Corsa package with a white leather interior.

The 4.9-liter V-12 engine was the most powerful production engine of its time and with four camshafts and four valves per cylinder, the V-12 was factory rated for 380 horsepower at 5,750 RPM and 354 lbs-ft of torque. With incredible road manners and an old-school gated 4-speed gearbox, this lovely and highly original Testarossa is a 2- owner car, and a rare single mirror variant of the landmark supercar of the 80’s.

Mileage: 40,155 km / 24,951 mi VIN: ZFFTA17B000056149

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1985 Porsche 911 LOT NUMBER Estimate: $60,000 - $80,000 153

º Only 23,000 miles º Fully Documented Including Porsche COA º Concours Condition

Porsche’s philosophy of continuous development has taken the 911 from it’s first version in 1963, which was exciting to drive but also quite spartan, to the car’s heyday in the 80’s, when it became the state of the art sports car for an entire generation.

A Concours condition 911 like this is a rare find, especially a car where the top, the carpets, and all of the trim is in such fine factory shape. The extremely tidy engine bay reveals the careful use this car has received, and the 3.2 liter flat-six engine roars to life readily and sounds fantastic. The Guards Red paint on this car is likewise excellent, and with just 23,000 miles from new, this Cabriolet is delivered with the Porsche factory COA and is fully sorted and awaiting your purchase.

Mileage: 23,000 mi VIN: WP0222912F5151319

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2005 Dodge Viper LOT NUMBER Estimate: $65,000 - $75,000 154

º Only 1,227 Miles º Triple Black º One Owner

Every generation has a car that represents the very best of an era, and for the decade of the 2000’s, the premiere choice for any gear head is the Dodge Viper, and in particular, the Series 3 SRT10 that we have here today. By 2005, power was up to 500 HP, yet the Dodge engineers had successfully lowered the car’s weight by almost 500 pounds, now producing 100 MPH in just 8.5 seconds.

Fully loaded from the factory, it includes the desirable 6-speed manual gearbox, full leather seating surfaces with a dual-layer soft top, and a premium Alpine audio system with 6-disc changer. Easily one of the lowest mileage Vipers available today, this one-owner triple black beauty has rolled just 1,300 miles since leaving Detroit. With brute acceleration and neck-snapping cornering ability, this immaculate Viper will run circles around any Corvette, and is certain to be the car in your collection that you’d choose first for any trip to the track or the strip.

Mileage: 1,227 mi VIN: 1B3JZ651ZX5V5003

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1968 Land Rover Series IIA Santana LOT NUMBER Estimate: $50,000 - $70,000 155

º 2.25L gas º Power Brakes º 4-Speed Manual º Matching Numbers º British Racing Green º Chasis Off Restoration º Only 175 Miles Since Restoration

Spanish firm Santana built Land Rovers under license in Spain for many years, and they were sold throughout Central and South America with great success. Originally conceived in 1948 as a light military vehicle patterned after the Willys Jeep, by 1968, the 2.25 liter inline 6 made a “Landy” one of the most durable and capable 4 x 4’s in the world.

Flawlessly presented in freshly-applied British Racing Green, this fine Series IIA Rover received a comprehensive body- off-chassis restoration just last year, and is presented today with only 175 miles since completion. It’s a fully matching numbers example with power brakes, fresh rubber, and a new soft top, and stands today as one of the nicest we’ve ever seen. Learn for yourself why a well-prepared Land Rover such as this example is still considered the epitome of off-road performance a full 50 years after it was built.

Mileage: 175 mi VIN: E45808219

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2014 Porsche 918 Spyder LOT NUMBER Estimate: $1,950,000 - $2,100,000 156

º Only 12 Miles º 0 - 60 in 2.2 Seconds º Never Titled º Number 297 of 918 made

The Porsche 918 Spyder is one of the first vehicles ever to combine earth-shattering hypercar performance with fuel-saving hybrid technology. All new for 2014, the 918 Spyder offers two seats, a removable roof, all-wheel drive and a mid-engine design with a 608 HP V-8 supplemented by two electric motors. This car is well documented as #297 of just 918 built, and with 2.2 second 0 - 60 performance, it is a world-class sports car in every way.

This flawless example has only been driven short distances for maintenance and with just 12 miles from new, it has never been titled for the open road. Combining cutting-edge electric technology with traditional Porsche driving capabilities, this 212 MPH 918 Spyder will offer the new owner incredible performance and a cutting edge motoring experience like few other vehicles ever built.

Mileage: 12 mi VIN: WP0CA2A11FS800297

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1969 1/2 Plymouth Road Runner LOT NUMBER Estimate: $105,000 - $135,000 157

º Only 10 Miles since full Rotisserie º Privately owned for 10+ years Restoration º Date Correct Hemi Replacement

The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner scored Motor Trend’s Car of the Year award, blending legendary MOPAR horsepower with a no-frills cabin that was nicknamed the “Taxi-cab Interior” for it’s simplicity and durability. This example is simply immaculate, with just 10 miles since a rotisserie restoration done to a very high level. Open the hood and you’ll find a date code correct 426 cubic inch Hemi V8 screams just as well today as they did almost 50 years ago.

Privately owned for over 10 years, the panel fit is simply excellent, with fresh paint finishes and completely like-new chrome trim, and factory wheels with red-line tires. If you’re in the market for some solid, investment grade muscle that’ll continue to build equity for years to come, this top notch Plymouth is exactly what you’ve been looking for.

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1970 Land Rover Series IIA Santana LOT NUMBER Estimate: $50,000 - $70,000 158

º 2.25L gas º Matching Numbers º 4-Speed Manual º Chasis Off Restoration º Power Brakes

By 1970, the classic Land Rover of the 40’s and 50’s had been upgraded in both style and performance, and this fantastic matching-numbers example exhibits all those developments. The head lamps were moved out wide, the cabin ventilation improved, and power brakes were added, but one thing did not change - the rugged durability and off-road capabilities are still there for you to enjoy today.

This fully restored Series IIA example is completely numbers-matching, with a freshly rebuilt 2.25 liter gas engine, a fresh new interior, and the factory 4-speed manual gearbox. While the body was off the chassis, every painted surface was meticulously refinished, making this example just about as close as you can get today to purchasing a brand new Landy. See for yourself why a well-restored Land Rover is still considered one of the most capable off-road vehicles in the world, and an iconic collectible the world over.

Mileage: 250 mi VIN: E45011086

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1973 Porsche 911 2.7 RS LOT NUMBER Estimate: $850,000 - $950,000 159

º Released at the 1972 Geneva Motorshow º 1 of 1,500 Made º First Porsche to have the famous Ducktail Wing

Porsche’s 1973 Carrera RS has become one of the most sought-after sports cars to emerge from the fabled German automaker. Using the 911S Coupe as a starting point, the Porsche Competition Department created two versions of the Carrera RS, with the Lightweight intended for competition use and the Touring version like this car (M472) offered for comfortable road use.

This lovely Grand Prix White 911 Carrera RS is one of just 1,500 made in 1973, and is presented in wonderfully original condition throughout. From the factory alloy wheels to the clean interior and than all the way back to the new ducktail spoiler, this example can easily be toured, raced, or simply enjoyed for spirited pleasure driving. With stellar road manners and a reputation for durability, this 911 Carrera RS will make a fine addition to any sports car collection.

Mileage: 65,947 mi VIN: 9113600595

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1970 Dodge Challenger LOT NUMBER Estimate: $85,000 - $105,000 160

º Recent Rotisserie Restoration º Console Automatic º Rare 440 Six Pack º Equipped with optional Track Pack

First generation Challengers were built using the Chrysler E platform it shared with the Barracuda, and these muscle cars had the Mustang and the Camaro squarely in their sights. With the 440 six-pack option pushing 390 HP, the factory console-shifted Turbo—Hydramatic cars like this one could also receive an optional “Track Pack” Dana 60 rear axle and a beefed up rear suspension, allowing the Challenger to quickly gain status on the street and the strip.

The Go Mango #2201 paint shines beautifully, with excellent chrome and trim throughout, and likewise, the black vinyl bucket seat interior is very clean and has surprising room for four. The car has a great stance and was rotisserie restored to a high level of accuracy, and is fully ready for any touring, track time, or car events the new owner desires. Highly correct and fully ready for the new owner to enjoy, this iconic Challenger is a show-quality muscle car that is sure to continue to appreciate for many years to come.

Mileage: 92,941 mi VIN: JS23V0B190096

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