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This illuminated Plymouth ’Cuda sign was commissioned by the seller and completed in March 2025. The sign features translucent acrylic face panels displaying the lowercase ’Cuda logotype in red. The piece is backed by a black-finished enclosure housing 120-volt wiring, and illumination is via internal LED fixtures.

These 19×8.5″ and 20×11″ wheels were produced in 2022 for Acura NSX Type S sports cars. The alloy wheels are finished in Berlina Black, and production marks on the back of each wheel include part numbers, offset information, dimensions, and manufacturer marks. The wheels were recently acquired by the seller and are now offered at no reserve in…

These Recaro bucket seats feature gloss blue fiberglass shells trimmed in dark blue leather with debossed RUF logos on the headrests.  Each seat is equipped with harness pass-throughs and sliding rails. The seats are said to have been removed from a RUF-modified 993 and were acquired by the seller in 2020.

This collection of scale-model vehicles features 14 models produced by Danbury, Franklin Mint, and Solido. The 1:24 scale die-cast models depict vehicles from American and European marques and include cars from the 1930s through the 1970s. Acquired by the seller in March 2025, this collection of scale-model vehicles is now offered at no reserve in…

This neon Shelby sign features the brand’s Cobra logo in green and yellow and Shelby logotype in blue and white. The sign is illuminated by red, yellow, green, blue, and white neon fixtures powered by 120-volt power cords. Acquired by the seller in 2025, this neon Shelby sign is offered at no reserve in Fort Collins, Colorado, with a wooden…

This Höhm EH-57 is a full-frame motorized scale model built in Germany in the 1950s and sold by Werner Degener for use as an instructional tool by driving schools. The chassis features a channel-beam frame that carries an engine with hand-crank rotating internal components, including a crankshaft, pistons, and a camshaft.

This tool kit is intended for use with a 1960-61 Porsche 356B. The blue vinyl tool roll features a black leather strap with a nickel-plated buckle, and the kit includes a chrome-plated Messko dual-scale tire pressure gauge stored in a leather pouch, four open-ended wrenches, three screwdrivers, and a Hazet 763 spark plug wrench with a tommy bar.

This Porsche 930/06 flat-six was rebuilt and bored to 3.2 liters in 2016. Additional modifications included twin-plug cylinder heads, JE pistons, Crane ignition components, a JB Racing distributor, custom RSR-profile camshafts, Pauter rocker arms, ARP connecting rod bolts, a carbon-fiber engine shroud, and PMO carburetors.

This B.F.Goodrich metal painted sign features the company’s embossed logotype and pentagon shield in white and blue with a red accent stripe. The sign measures approximately 60″ wide by 26″ tall, and it has six pre-drilled mounting holes around the perimeter. This B.F.Goodrich sign was acquired by the seller in 2025 and is now offered at no…

This coffee table was constructed using a fiberglass ducktail decklid supported by four metal feet as well as a glass top measuring around 24″ deep by 40″ wide. A Rothmans-style vinyl livery and white paint finish the ducktail, which is accentuated by a black grille with a 2.7 badge. The selling dealer acquired the table out of Italy in March…

This coffee table was commissioned by the seller in 2022 and constructed using powertrain components from a Lamborghini V10 engine. The engine block is finished in green and fitted with black valve covers and a Lamborghini-branded intake plenum, which rises above the glass tabletop. This Lamborghini coffee table is now offered at no reserve in…

This Chevrolet Performance LT5 crate engine is a supercharged 6.2-liter OHV V8 that was acquired by the seller in 2023 and has remained stored since. Features include an aluminum small block and cylinder heads, an intercooled Roots-type supercharger, a dual fuel-injection system, a forged steel crankshaft, forged powdered-metal connecting rods,…

These 17×7″ and 18×9″ BBS RG-R wheels were removed from a Honda NSX. Each single-piece wheel features forged alloy construction, an eight-cross-spoke design, and a center cap. The seller acquired this set of four BBS RG-R wheels in 2024, and it is now offered at no reserve in Meguro City, Japan.

These 15″ Fuchs wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and feature black recessed areas and bright spokes and lips. Production marks inside the wheels indicate part numbers, Fuchs fox head logos, and sizing information. The seller acquired this set of four Fuchs wheels around 35 years ago, and it is now offered at no reserve in Concord,…

This trio of illuminated Bricklin parts, service, and SV-1 signs was manufactured by Dualite of Williamsburg, Ohio, and was acquired by the seller in 2021 with the purchase of a Bricklin SV-1. The signs have been displayed in the seller's shop since. Each double-sided sign measures approximately 49” wide and 20” tall, and each features the…

This dashboard is said to have been sourced from a Chevrolet Bel Air and was acquired in 2021 by the seller, who revitalized the piece to be displayed as wall art. The dash panel is finished in blue and white and houses gauges, switches, a clock, a radio, and a speaker with an auxiliary input. This Bel Air-style wall art is now offered at no…

This Bosch mechanical fuel injection pump was manufactured for use on the M198 inline-six engine of Mercedes-Benz 300SL models, and the seller reports the pump was rebuilt in March 2025. The pump is equipped with an integrated pressure regulator, six fuel outlets, a mechanical fuel feed pump, a check valve, an oil-level dipstick, Bosch tags, and…

This Ford 351ci Cleveland V8 racing engine is said to have been assembled by John Beck Racing Engines in Chico, California, under previous ownership before being acquired by its current owner in December 2024. The engine is composed of a Ford 351ci Cleveland "XE" block topped with polished aluminum cylinder heads with Gurney-Weslake valve covers…

These 18″ Porsche Turbo hollow-spoke wheels were manufactured for Porsche by BBS for use on the 996 Turbo and Carrera 4S models, and they measure 8” and 11” in width. The wheels were acquired by the seller in 2024 and refinished in silver. Each wheel features alloy construction with hollow spokes.

This go-kart was marketed by Heritage Racers of Miami, Florida, as the D50 in the style of the 1956 Ferrari-Lancia D50 Formula 1 car driven by Juan Manuel Fangio. It features fiberglass bodywork finished in red fitted over an aluminum frame, and it is powered by an electric motor with forward and reverse.

This flat-six engine was built some time ago around a replacement engine case and is said to displace 2.7 liters. Equipment includes dual Zenith carburetors, a snorkel air cleaner, a cooling fan, a distributor, engine tins, and Porsche-branded valve covers. This Porsche engine is now offered at no reserve in Encinitas, California.

These Porsche Lightweight Bucket Seats are upholstered in black leather with gray GT4 embroidery and feature side airbags, pass-throughs for racing harnesses, manual sliders, electrical connectors, and receivers for standard three-point seatbelts. The seller ordered the seats and tells us they have not yet been installed in a car.

These 15″ wheels were manufactured by American Racing and were acquired by the seller in 1977 and installed on a Chevrolet C10 before they were removed and stored. Each wheel features single-piece construction with a stepped outer lip and a five-spoke design, and each is mounted with a BFGoodrich Radial T/A tire.

This illuminated Acura NSX sign is a reproduction piece and spans approximately 106" wide and features red and white acrylic panels housed within a white metal frame with pre-drilled mounting holes. Illumination is from LED fixtures, and the sign is equipped with 120-volt circuitry. This sign was commissioned by the seller in 2025 and is now…

This Mini Monster go-kart is a Little Bigfoot model manufactured in the 1990s by the Carter Brothers Manufacturing Co. of Brundidge, Alabama. The kart was purchased by the seller in 2024 and has been refurbished with fiberglass bodywork finished in a blue and orange Gulf livery over a tubular steel frame.

These five 15″ Rudge knock-off wheels were manufactured by Kronprinz for use on a Porsche 356, and four of the wheels were reportedly widened to 5.5″ in 2011 before the owner mounted the wheels. The fifth wheel retains 15×4.5″ dimensions. The wheels consist of barrels riveted to steel centers with splined hubs.

This illuminated Delorean Motor Company sign is a reproduction piece that was acquired by the seller in February 2025. It features the DMC logo and an outline of the DMC-12 vehicle backlit by LED lighting, and it measures 120″ long by 34″ high and 8″ deep. The sign is affixed to an enclosed metal frame with pre-drilled mounting tabs and…

These three reproduction neon signs display the logos for Pennzoil, Sinclair, and Polly Gas. Each single-sided piece features multi-color neon lighting set ahead of a black-finished metal enclosure bearing a company logo. They are wired with 120-volt circuitry and fitted with both freestanding frames and pre-drilled mounting hardware.

This double-sided Mobil freestanding porcelain sign features a red Pegasus logo set on a white background with white Mobiloil script. The sign is mounted on a red round metal stand and a black pole and measures approximately 37″ wide and 63″ in height from the ground. The round base measures about 31″ in diameter and displays Socony Vacuum…

This single-sided Harley-Davidson sign is constructed of metal with orange, black, and white porcelain-enamel finish. "Authorized Dealer" script is found above the Bar & Shield logo followed by additional text at the bottom of the sign. It measures approximately 27″ tall by 23″ wide, weighs about 10 pounds, and has integrated mounting…

This DB5 Junior was produced by Hedley Studios of Bicester, England, under license from Aston Martin as a 66% scale replica of an Aston Martin DB5 Volante. The car features composite bodywork finished in Silver Birch Metallic over a bonded aluminum chassis, and power comes from a 10-kW electric motor fed by two 1.8-kWh batteries and linked to a…

This Model 60 gas pump was manufactured by The Wayne Pump Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and has been refurbished into a clock. It is painted yellow and black with Gilmore Gasoline branding and features an illuminated globe, a rubber hose, and a brass nozzle. An acrylic door on one side provides access to an illuminated cabinet with shelving.

This luggage set was produced by Schedoni of Modena for use with a Ferrari 348, and it consists of a two-piece hard-side case and medium and large suitcases. Each piece is constructed of tan leather with a beige interior lining and features contrasting stitching, brass hardware, and debossed Ferrari prancing horse logos.

This reproduction illuminated Pontiac Trans Am sign features translucent acrylic face panels displaying the Firebird logo in black, white, and yellow along with mid-1970s-style Trans Am lettering in yellow. The piece is backed by a black-finished enclosure housing 120-volt wiring, and illumination is via internal LED fixtures.

This Porsche Type 616/2 flat-four was originally produced for use in a 1958 Porsche 356A 1600S and is said to have been rebuilt in January 2018 by Steve Schmidt of Rennwagen Motor Company in Costa Mesa, California. It has been modified to displace 1.7-liters with work including fitment of custom JE domed pistons, a 356B-specification 50mm…

These four 18″ Porsche wheels measure 7.5″ and 9″ in width and have a chrome finish. They were manufactured in Italy and feature cast alloy construction and solid spokes. Casting marks include manufacturer logos, part numbers, and sizing and offset information. These Porsche wheels are now offered at no reserve in Burbank, California, with…

These four 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 6″ and 7″ in width and feature forged construction, anodized lips, and black centers. Gallery photos show production marks including Porsche part numbers, wheel dimensions, offset measurements, and manufacturer logos. This set of Fuchs wheels is now offered at no reserve in Los Angeles, California, with…

These reproduction Chevrolet genuine parts and sales and service signs feature multi-color illumination, 120-volt circuitry, and the Chevrolet bowtie. The larger sign has blue, orange, yellow, and white neon over a porcelain multi-color background and a metal enclosure. The freestanding Chevrolet sales and service sign features a glass globe,…

These bucket seats were designed for use in a Porsche 992 GT3 RS Weissach, and they were acquired new by the seller in 2025, reportedly via special order through Porsche's Exclusive Manufacturer division by ScuderiaV of Leipzig, Germany. The seats are constructed from fiberglass and carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic with a gloss carbon-weave finish,…

This children’s ride was built to resemble a 1970s or '80s stepside pickup, and it was purchased by the seller in 2023 and subsequently refurbished with a Dodge Li’l Red Express theme. The ride features fiberglass bodywork finished in red atop a black frame, and motion is provided by an electric motor.

This fiberglass body shell and steel backbone chassis were produced between 1965 and 1968 and sourced from a Lotus Elan S3 coupe. The engine, transmission, interior, and wheels have been removed, but the body retains the hood and the left pop-up headlight bezel. Acquired by the seller in 2025, this Elan S3 body shell and chassis are now offered at…