Automobile Auction May 16, 2015
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Event Information LOCATION: 2000 N. Reading Rd. Denver, PA 17517 AUTOMOBILE PREVIEW: Private appointments available upon request. Public preview: Thursday, May 14 | 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM Friday, May 15 | 8:30 AM – 9:00 PM Saturday, May 16 | Auction day preview begins at 8:00 AM AUCTION: Saturday, May 16, 2015 | 12:00 PM CONTACT US 877-968-8880 info@morphyauctions.com AUCTIONEER: Dan Morphy DIVISION CONSULTANTS: Bill Windham - Vice President of Automotive Division Brenda Fodor - Director of Automotive Consignments LODGING DETAILS: Comfort Inn 1 Denver Road, Denver, PA 17517 For reservations, please call, (800) 437-5711 Red Roof Inn 2017 N. Reading Road, Denver, PA 17517 For reservations, please call, (717) 336-4649 Hampton Inn & Suites 380 East Main Street, Ephrata, PA 17522 For reservations, please call, (717) 733-0611
Automobile List LOT #
AUTOMOBILE
LOT #
AUTOMOBILE
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1962 MGA Mark II
25
1969 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible
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1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
26
1968 Ford Mustang GT Convertible
3
1925 Buick Standard Six Touring
27
1969 Chevrolet COPO Camaro Tribute
4
1955 MG TF Covertible
28
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS
5
1972 Buick Skylark Sun Coupe
29
1949 Cadillac Sixty Special Fleetwood
6
1972 Ford Pantera
30
1928 Dodge (Brothers) Series F 1 - 1/2 Ton Express
7
1968 Plymouth Super Stock Hemi Barracuda
31
1988 Ferrari Testarossa
8
1957 Ford Thunderbird
32
1964 Studebaker Avanti
9
1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria Skyliner
33
1937 Chrysler Royal Sedan Convertible
10
1950 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan
34
1936 Ford 2 - Door Touring Sedan Street Rod
11
1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial
35
1959 Mercedes Benz 190 SL
12
1998 Pontiac Trans Am WS6
36
2002 Collector’s Edition Trans Am Blackbird
13
1936 Chrysler Airflow
37
1957 Chrysler 300c Covertible Coupe
14
1977 Bentley T2
38
1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible
15
1975 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega
39
1967 Chevrolet Indy Pace Car Camaro SS/RS
16
1986 Chevrolet El Camino
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1934 Packard Eight Model 1101 Touring
17
1990 Rolls Royce Silver Spur II
40
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6
18
2004 Harley VRSCA Michael Schumacher Build
41
1954 Chevrolet Corvette
19
1977 Volkswagen Beetle
42
1946 Ford Super Deluxe Woody Wagon
20
1965 Factory Five Racing Shelby Cobra Replica
43
1915 Harley Davidson 11F V-Twin
21
1974 Rolls Royce Corniche
44
1999 Mercedes Benz S 500
22
1967 Jaguar XKE 2+2 Series 1 - 1/2
45
1940 Willys Gasser Rolling Chassis
23
1954 Bentley R Type
46
1974 Ford Ranchero Squire
24
1950 Desoto Custom Suburban
47
1972 Ford LTD Convertible
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Lot 1
1962 MGA Mark II
The MGA was produced from 1955 to 1962 by the British Motor Corporation. The “A” replaced the aging MG TF 1500 and earlier TD models, representing a complete redesign of the iconic open sports car. A total production of 101,081 units were produced before the introduction of the all new “B” model in September of 1962. Only 5,869 cars were sold in England, making the MGA the highest percentage of all British cars built for the export market. With falling sales of the traditional MG models, the MGA design was given the production green light despite being initially designed in 1951. Production had been delayed by BMC’s decision to build Donald Healey’s Austin-Healey sports cars. The new MGA was a body on frame construction and utilized the straight-4 “B” series engine from the Magnette Sedan. Suspension was independent with coil springs and
HIGHLIGHTS • Optional Hard Top • Last Year for MGA • 9,442 Miles
wishbones at the front and a rigid axle with semi-elliptic springs at the rear. Steering was rack and pinion and wire wheels were an option. The final rendition of the MGA series was the Mark II. Engine size was increased to 1622 cc developing 90 horsepower. An inset grill and horizontal Morris Mini taillights mounted below the deck lid were the most obvious visual changes. 8,198 Mark II roadsters were built at the conclusion of production. Presented here is an excellent example of an unrestored, unmolested original 1962 Mark II roadster. Painted in traditional old English white with tan interior, the MGA is equipped with steel wheels and optional hard painted to match the exterior of the car. A rare and the most desirable version of the last of the MGA series of sports cars.
• 1600 CC 90 hp Engine
Lot 1
• Steel Wheels Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000
Lot 2
1969 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
The C3 Chevrolet Corvette was built from 1968 through 1982 model years. Most engine and chassis components remained the same as the C2 but the body and interior of the car were totally new. The C3 is the third generation of Corvette while the 1969 through 1976 marked the second generation “Stingray”. The Corvette C3 was patterned after the Mako Shark II designed by Larry Shinoda under the direction of Bill Mitchell. In 1968, the car was available in either coupe or convertible models, but the coupes had removable roof panels (T-tops) and a removable rear window. An auxiliary hard top was available on the convertible. The chassis was carried over from the C2 models, retaining fully independent suspension and four-wheel disc brakes. Three and four-speed transmissions were available as well as the optional Turbo-Hydramatic 3 speed automatic. The three-speed 327 cu in 300 hp
HIGHLIGHTS • 350/350 Crate Motor • 4-Speed Transmission • Header Side Pipes
powertrains were standard. The four-speed transmission was available in M20 wide ratio, M21 close ratio and M22 “Rock Crusher” heavy- duty gearbox. Engines ranged from the 350 cu in motor to the ZL1 aluminum block 427 cu in 430 hp powerplant. Presented is a 1969 Chevrolet Stingray Coupe. A frame on restoration, the Corvette presents itself as a very nice “driver quality” Corvette. With rebuilt “non-matching number” 350 cu in 350 hp engine and four-speed transmission, the red on black Corvette is a dream to drive. The 4-into-one chrome side pipes add to the sound and look of the stock appearance. Included with the car are a well-documented binder on restoration, receipts, owner’s manual, dealer brochure and assembly manual. The 1969 Corvette represents the last year of the big block, big horsepower era of C3 Stingrays.
• Rally Wheels • All Service and Restoration Records
Lot 2 Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000
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Lot 3
1925 Buick Standard Six Touring David Buick founded the company that would later become the General Motors Corporation. Over 17 million cars bearing his name have been built, yet he was personally involved in making just 120 of those. Buick built 2 series cars in 1925, the Standard version with a 190.8 cu in straight six and the Master with 255 cu in engines. 1925 was the first year that Buick opted to drop the 4-cylinder engine and produced only the two Standard and Master 6 cylinder units. It was also the first year that nitrocellulose laquer was used in the painting process. Buick built an enviable reputation of stylish and reliable cars that were available in various open and closed models as well as variety of colors. Offered is a 1925 Buick Standard Six Touring model. Priced new at $1,175.00 the Touring offered both open and closed motoring for up to five passengers. This older restoration is offered in the Standard Six configuration with 21.6 hp engine and manual 3-speed transmission. A rare opportunity to purchase a nice post WWI example that has been lovingly cared for over the past 90 years!
HIGHLIGHTS • Older Restoration • 3-Speed Manual Transmission
• Open Top • Runs Great
Lot 3 Estimate: $20,000 - $25,000
Lot 4
1955 MG TF Convertible The 1955 MG TF was launched in October of 1953. A face lifted TD model fitted with TD Mark II engine, the TF had headlights fared into the front fenders, a sloping radiator grill concealing a separate radiator and a pressurized cooling system. Engine compression was raised to 8.1:1 and extra large valves with stronger springs and larger carburetors increased horsepower to 57.5 at 5500 RPM. In mid 1954 engine size was increased to 1466 cc’s and compression raised to 8.3:1 producing 63 hp at 5,000 RPM. The MG would be now known as a TF 1500. A total of 9,602 TF’s were built. Offered is this lovingly cared for 1955 MG TF 1500 representing the beginning of the sports car era in America. Light, with nimble handling and open-air cabin, the MG TF represented the best in affordable European Sports Cars. This local TF has been stored in a heated garage with mechanical maintenance being done to ensure a reliable driving experience. The mint green finish over tan interior presents a “driver quality” classic that can be truly driven and enjoyed. This historic British sports car would make anyone smile while enjoying its driving experience and appreciating value in the European open-top market.
HIGHLIGHTS • Local Owner • Older Restoration • 57,634 Miles
• 1500 Engine • 4-Speed
Lot 4 Estimate: $20,000 - $25,000
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Lot 5
1972 Buick Skylark Sun Coupe
One of the rarest modern era Buicks was the 1972 Buick Skylark Sun Coupe. Although production numbers vary, Buick experts believe between 1,600 and 1,800 were produced in 1972, the only year offered. The limited production Buick featured a sliding vinyl sunroof, special striping and “Sun Coupe” badges on the rear pillars. The conversion was subcontracted by Buick to the American Sunroof Company. This would be Buick’s last year for the mid-sized Skylark.
top on an absolute rust free example, freshened this rarest of rare General Motors’ automobiles. Separating the already rare Sun Coupe conversion is the list of options the car was ordered with from the factory. Powered by a 350 cu in 180 hp V8 and 3 speed automatic transmission, complemented with Rallye steering wheel, power windows and seat, clock, Buick sport wheels, air conditioning and owner added functional Grand Sport air induction hood, make this Sun Coupe one of the most unique versions of the collectible classic.
Presented here is one of the finest examples to be found. A light restoration consisting of an original color re-spray and replacement of the original sliding vinyl
HIGHLIGHTS • Extremely Rare • 350/180 Engine • 75,079 Miles
• Power Windows and Steering • Air Conditioning
Lot 5 Estimate: $25,000 - $30,000
Lot 6
1972 Ford Pantera
The Pantera, Italian for Panther, was produced by the Italian car company De Tomaso from 1971 to 1991. It would become their most popular model with 7,000 produced over their 20 year run. The car was actually designed by American Tom Tjaarda. The Pantera replaced the Mangusta, which employed a steel backbone chassis whereas the Pantera utilized a monocoque construction. The T-shaped logo was the brand used by De Tomaso’s Argentinian cattle ranching ancestors. The first Panteras were powered by a Ford 351 cu in engine producing almost 380 hp. The hi-torque produced by the Ford reduced need for excessive gear changes. The Pantera used a ZF transaxle, had power four wheel disc brakes and rack and pinion steering. It could accelerate from 0-60 in just 5.5 seconds. Late in 1971 Ford began importing Panteras through its Lincoln-Mercury dealers. Ford ended its relationship with De Tomaso in 1975, having sold more than 5,000 cars. Production continued, however, until 1991 with numerous up-grades and model changes.
Offered is a highly modified 1972 De Tomaso Pantera. Prepared for both hiperformance street or racing applications, this Pantera has been constructed with thousands of dollars of performance enhancements. Beginning with an aluminum SVO stroked 427 cu in engine with Eagle steel crank and connecting rods, Yates aluminum heads and competition roller cam, no expense was spared on the power plant. Traditional over-heating issues with the Pantera have been addressed with SCT oil pump, Canton road race oil pan, remote oil cooler and aluminum radiator with heavy duty cooling fans. The ZF transaxle has been improved with Timken bearings and hydraulic throw-out bearings. The suspension has been improved with Koni shocks and stopping power provided by Wilwood brakes and rotors. Fire extinguisher system, 4-post roll cage and quick release steering provide for safety when driven on track days. Flared wheel arches have been added to accommodate 18x13 and 18x10 wheels and tires. An extra set of rain tires and wheels are included as well as many of the original parts. This Pantera represents a chance to own an Italian supercar that can be driven on both street and track at a fraction of the original investment cost.
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HIGHLIGHTS • 427 Aluminum Engine • Koni Shocks • 2 Sets of Wheels
• Competition Prepared • ZF Transaxle
Lot 6 Estimate: $40,000 - $60,000
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Lot 7
1968 Plymouth Super Stock Hemi Barracuda
Presented is the famous “Rogue Elephant” 1968 Super Stock Hemi Barracuda RestoMod. Built by All American Muscle Cars with custom engine components from Cherrick Performance, this “over the top” creation is absolutely one of a kind. Blending the originality of their builds with modern technologies, All American Muscle Cars create a hand built car with the highest quality products and careful attention to workmanship. Each vehicle comes with an All American Certificate of Authenticity and documented build book, which are included. With 3 coats of color and 5 coats of clear, this Randy Misekow paintwork is flawless. A Mopar crate 426 Hemi engine with Cross Ram Manifold and dual Holly 770 cfm Carburetors produce over 510 horsepower through a Tremec 5 speed transmission with overdrive. Suspension is done with Martz Engineering Front and Rear Coil over suspension and Wilwood Brakes and hardware. A Moser Dana 60 Rear End with
HIGHLIGHTS • Rotisserie Restoration • 426 Hemi Engine • Tremec 5-Speed Transmission
4.11 gears and positraction complete the drive train. The original 1968 Barracuda Formula S 340 was chosen because of its clean, solid and straight body. The interior was cleaned of all debris, dust and solvents. Dynamat sound deadener and heat barrier were installed as well as insulation in the roof ceiling. The dash was completely restored and each gauge was rebuilt by hand. The back seat was eliminated and a roll bar installed similar to the Super Stocks of the era. All carpets, seats, door panels and headliner were replaced with OEM style materials. With complete documentation of the build, featured magazine articles and photos, it would be impossible to duplicate the quality and uniqueness of this build for anywhere near its listed reserve. It truly represents a walk down memory lane and the glory days of 60’s Super Stock Racing.
• Coil Over Suspension • Wilwood Brakes
Lot 7 Estimate: $50,000 - $75,000
Lot 8
1957 Ford Thunderbird Introduced in 1955, Ford developed and positioned the Thunderbird directly against the Chevrolet Corvette. Ford billed the Thunderbird as a “personal luxury car” putting greater emphasis on comfort and convenience than pure sportiness. Ford designer William Boyer was the lead stylist on the original 1955 two seat Thunderbird. The word “thunderbird” is a reference to a legendary creature for North American Indians. It is considered to have supernatural power and strength. The 1957 Thunderbird was revised with a reshaped front bumper, larger grille and tailfins, and larger taillights. The instrument panel was heavily re-styled with round gauges in a single pod. The rear of the car was lengthened allowing the spare tire to be positioned in the trunk. The 321 cu in V8 became the standard motor and produced 245 hp. A dual 4-barrel carburetor option was available as well as a 312 with the Paxton supercharger producing 300 hp. Offered is a frame off restored “E” code Thunderbird equipped with the optional 270 HP 312 cubic inch motor with (2) 4 barrel carburetors. Presented in Dusk Rose exterior and colonial white interior, options include matching “port hole” hardtop, Haartz soft top, rare a/c, Kelsey Hayes wire wheels, continental kit, and Ford-O-Matic 3 speed automatic transmission. With 89k miles on the odometer this “last of the 2 seat baby birds” represents one of the finest on the market today.
HIGHLIGHTS • E Code Engine • Continental Kit • Air Conditioning
• Frame Off Restoration • Kelsey Hayes Wire Wheels
Lot 8 Estimate: $50,000 - $65,000
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Lot 9
1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria Skyliner Presented is one of only 1999 Crown Victoria Transparent Top Skyliners built in 1955. This Fairlane is features a 182 hp “Special” 272 engine. The power pack required to turn a base 272 into a Special was made available over the parts counter in 1955. This is an original example of the Ford dealer installed engine package. Also equipped with power steering and Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission, this 60 year old survivor has just over 36,000 original miles. This second owner car has been in storage and lightly driven since 1975. Originally an all Raven Black car, the white two-tone paint was added in the late 70’s. The interior is completely original white vinyl and black bodycloth. Recently serviced by Last Chance Garage, it is ready for cruising. A true survivor, this beauty is an excellent example of classic 50’s styling and a rare example of a low production investment vehicle.
HIGHLIGHTS • All Original except for 1 Repaint • 36,000 Original Miles • Automatic Transmission
• Rare Glass Top • Survivor
Lot 9 Estimate: $35,000 - $40,000
Lot 10
1950 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan
The Series 62 was a class of Cadillac produced from 1940 through 1964. The 62 was originally designed to replace the entry level Series 65, becoming the 6200. In 1948, the Series 62 moved to the same chassis as the Series 61, making the models virtually identical. A new OHV V8 was added in 1949, producing 60 HP from 331 cu in. In 1950 major changes were made to give the 62 a lower and sleeker appearance with a longer hood and one piece windshield. Hydramatic transmission became standard.
HIGHLIGHTS • Totally Original • Just 25,000 Original Miles • Always a Pennsylvania Car
Offered here is a genuine original 25,000 mile car. With original from factory Lynton Green paint and Grey Beige interior, this Series 62 appears to be restored given the state it presents, but retains all the patina and beauty of an all original show piece. Documentation of initial ownership and delivery dealer included. Always a local PA car, the Cadillac comes with all the luxury options you would expect. Power windows, steering, brakes, and transmission are but a few of the upgraded amenities standard to the model 62. As they say, “they’re only original once”.
• Hydromatic Transmission • 331 cu in. V8 Engine
Lot 10 Estimate: $30,000 - $40,000
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Lot 11
1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial The Imperial was Chrysler’s luxury car brand between 1955 and 1975. The Imperial name had been used since 1926, but was never a separate make, just the top model Chrysler. In 1955, the company decided to make the Imperial its own make and division to compete with Lincoln and Cadillac. Imperial would see body changes every two or three years and would always be powered by a V8 engine and automatic transmission. 1966 was the final year for the Imperial Platform that was first introduced in 1957. The 1966 model saw a change to an egg-crate style grill. The glass headlight covers lost the etched lines but gained 24k gold bands around the perimeter. The trunk lid budge became more squared off with a smaller Imperial script off to the side. The back-up lights were moved to the lower bumper. A new 440 cu in engine producing 350 hp was also introduced. A total of 13,572 Imperials were produced by Chrysler in 1966. Offered is perhaps the finest 1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial in existence. Out of a Pennsylvania collection, this gorgeous Imperial has just 17,820 original miles. This totally original Chrysler luxury sedan is truly a “time warp” specimen. Paint and chrome are like new. The trunk and engine bay are the same. Original manuals, warranty plate and accessories are all present. Simply put, this is as good as it gets!
HIGHLIGHTS • Just 17,820 Original Miles • All Power Equipment • 440 cu in. Engine
• Automatic Transmission • First Time to Market
Lot 11 Estimate: $30,000 - $40,000
Lot 12
1998 Pontiac Trans Am WS6
Expanding on the aerodynamic success of the third generation Firebird (1982-1992), the fourth generation amplified on that initial design. While the live axle and floor pan aft of the front seats remained virtually the same, 90% of the Firebird’s parts were all new. Major improvements included standard dual airbags, four-wheel antilock brakes, 16” wheels, rack and pinion steering, short/long arm front suspension, and several composite body panels. The Trans Am received a close derivative of the Corvette 5.7 liter V8 LS1 producing 305 hp with the 320 hp Ram Air LS-6 package offered as an option. LS1 Firebirds were also equipped with aluminum drive shaft, dual piston front calipers with larger rotors and anti lock brakes. The WS6 package was exclusive to the Trans Am Coupe and Convertible.
HIGHLIGHTS • 12,300 Original Miles • Locally Owned • WS6 Package
Offered is an “as new” 1998 Pontiac Trans Am WS6 Pontiac Trans Am. This local second owner Trans Am was purchased with just 798 miles in 1998 and has been lovingly cared for, ever since. With Ram Air performance package, the Trans Am has function air induction, 17” polished wheels, tuned suspension and power steering cooler. Additional options added were traction control and rear axle. The WS6 comes with all books, records, dealer brochure and original window sticker. The 1990’s muscle cars are beginning to take off in the collector car market and this beautiful red with tan leather WS6 Ram Air Trans Am with just 12,300 miles is the car everybody wants.
• T-Tops • Full Power Equipment
Lot 12 Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000
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Lot 13
1936 Chrysler Airflow
The Chrysler Airflow was produced by the Chrysler Corporation from 1934-1937. The Airflow was one of the first full-sized production cars where aerodynamics played a roll in its design. Despite Chrysler’s effort in making a fundamental change in design philosophy, the Airflow was a commercial failure. Carl Breer’s “V” pattern design was replicated from his observation of geese flying in formation as well as the design of aircraft of that period. The Airflow was the first car designed with the use of the newly built wind tunnel. The Chrysler used a unibody construction to strengthen the chassis as well as an innovative suspension due to the car’s superior handling.
HIGHLIGHTS • 299 cu in. Engine • Unibody Construction
Weight distribution was 54/46 with nearly a 50/50 weight distribution with passengers, which resulted in nimble handling and superior ride quality for a car of its time. Power was provided by a 299 cu in 130 hp L Head inline eight- cylinder engine and 3-speed manual floor mounted transmission. Offered is a wonderful 1936 Chrysler Airflow. Mostly original, the local car has been garaged and pampered by its owner. This is an opportunity to own one of America’s first Aerodynamic sedans.
• 3-Speed Manual Transmission • Locally Owned
Lot 13 Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000
Lot 14
1977 Bentley T2 The Bentley T Series was produced by Bentley Motors from 1965-1980. It was introduced at the Paris Auto Show on Oct 5, 1965 as a Bentley badged Rolls Royce Silver Shadow. The T Series was produced as a four-door saloon and long wheel base version was also available. A small number of two-door models produced by coachbuilders James Young and Mulliner Park Ward, with a convertible introduced in 1967. Less expensive than its Rolls Royce “brother,” the Bentley had a simpler and lighter front grille. The Bentley T’s appearance is slightly more aggressive because of the hood’s design and more rounded radiator shell. Improvements made from the prior S series included disc brakes on all four wheels, self-leveling suspension system, lighter power steering, improved seats and larger fuel tank. A redesigned cylinder head increased top speed to 118 mph. Offered is one of 558 Bentley T2’s produced from 1977-1980. In its original state, this left hand version retains its original patina and beauty. With Connolly leather seating, Wilton wool carpeting and burled walnut trim, English elegance exudes in this true grand touring saloon. Powered by the 6.75 liter L Series V8 engine and four-speed automatic transmission the 4700 pound sporting sedan is as refined as it is luxurious. As one of the most expensive cars produced in 1978, this hand built automobile represents the finest in English engineering, coachwork, and ambiance.
HIGHLIGHTS • T2 Model • 6.75 Liter V8 Engine
• 1 of 558 • Left Hand Drive
Lot 14 Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000
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Lot 15
1975 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega
Produced in 1975 and 1976 model years, the Cosworth Vega was a limited production version of the Vega but with significantly more performance. A total of just 3,508 were manufactured over the two years of production. Racing engine manufacturer, Cosworth Engineering of England, produced championship motors to the top Formula One and Sports Car Prototype teams in the 1960’s through 1980’s. The Z09 Cosworth is a detuned version of the 2-liter engine that powered the Lemans prototypes. Bore, stroke and valve sizes were the same but it lacked the racing engine’s dry sump oil system. With lower compression, different valve timing and Bendix electronic fuel injection, the Cosworth Vega motor still produced 260 hp. All 1975 Cosworth Vegas were finished in black lacquer with gold letters and pin striping. The Cosworth included GT springs, shocks, roll bars and specially designed and British made 6 inch gold-painted wheels. A HD radiator completed the package.
HIGHLIGHTS • 1 Family Owned Since New • All Original Except for One Repaint •Originally Delivered to Messick Chevrolet, Ephrata PA
The Cosworth was also the first Chevrolet passenger car with electronic fuel injection. Air conditioning, power steering and brakes were not available. A 1976 facelift included wider grill, tri-color tail lamps and rust prevention. A BorgWarner five-speed transmission was optional. Eight different colors were made available in 1976. Total production ended in July 1976 with less than 2% of all Vegas produced during that period being Cosworths. Offered is a beautiful, one owner family from new, 1975 Cosworth Vega. Originally delivered to Messick Chevrolet in Ephrata, PA, the Cosworth was the owner’s daughter’s car and remained in the Messick family until now. It has been entered and won many local classic auto shows including the Super Chevy event. With just 37,000 miles from new, this may well be the finest documented from new, Cosworth Vega anywhere. This is a great chance to own the “Anglo-American” classic that is being offered for the very first time in 40 years.
• Extremely Rare • Cosworth Race Engine
Lot 15 Estimate: $12,000 - $20,000
Lot 16
1986 Chevrolet El Camino
Introduced in the 1959-60 model years in response to the success of the Ford Ranchero, the first production run lasted just two years but resumed in 1964 through 1977 based on the new Chevelle platform. GMC’s badged El Camino version, the Sprint, was introduced for the 1971 model year. The fifth generation El Camino (1978-1987) was produced in four trim levels, shared Malibu chassis and Buick V6 engines. The 305 cu in optional small block engine was rated at 165 hp. In 1983, the 4.4 liter V8 was dropped in favor of the 5.0 liter. The standard engine in 1986 was Chevy’s 3.8 liter V6 with 110 hp.
HIGHLIGHTS • AACA Junior Winner • Local Car Since New
Offered is a beautiful original 1986 Chevy El Camino. A locally owned classic, the El Camino is a junior AACA award winner. With mint silver exterior and matching grey cloth interior, the Chevy is PA State inspected and ready to show, drive and just plain enjoy. Equipped with V6 engine and automatic transmission, the El Camino has comfort features air conditioning, power steering and brakes. Included are comprehensive maintenance records and all the owner’s manuals. With just 52,000 miles, this El Camino is as fine an original that you will anywhere.
• Just 52,000 Miles • Automatic Transmission
Lot 16 Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000
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Lot 17
1990 Rolls Royce Silver Spur II In 1990 Rolls Royce introduced the Spirit II and Spur II models. The Spur II provided a longer wheelbase than the Spirit giving rear passengers added legroom. New to the Rolls’ models in 1990 were alloy wheels, electronically controlled suspension, updated Bosch fuel injection producing 220 hp from 6.75 liter engine, more modern dash board, and an airbag in the steering wheel. Many people believe the two models are the best buy in later model Rolls Royces. They are modern, reliable and can be repaired without the use of sophisticated proprietary diagnostic equipment. Offered is a stunning 1990 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit II. One look and immediately you recognize the “Flying Lady.” The venerable marque, known for its magnificent grace and comfort on the highway, is a pleasure to drive or enjoy as a passenger. Presented in flawless triple black, the Spur II has just 29,000 original miles from new. Coming from a collection of Bentleys and Rolls Royces, it’s obvious that the owner has a passion for the “Best of Britain.” The attention to detail of this hand built work of art is accented with Wilton Wool carpets, Conolly leather, and Burled Walnut trim. At nearly $200,000.00 new and just 29,000 original miles driven, how can you find a better value in a world-class motorcar?
HIGHLIGHTS • Just 29,000 Original Miles • All Original •Long Wheel Base
• 6.75 Liter Engine • Collector Owned
Lot 17 Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000
Lot 18
2004 Harley VRSCA Michael Schumacher Build
Offered is a 2004 Harley Davidson VRSCA with 15,000 miles. The bike was built by Eagle Harley Davidson, as a demo bike for Six-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher while racing in the US Grand Prix held in Indianapolis. Indy Northside Harley Davidson couldn’t provide what Schumacher was looking for so he contacted the factory in Milwaukee. They directed him to Eagle, which built the bike to his exact specification. It was one of 12 commissioned by the World Champion, with the remainder being sent to Europe. The bikes were built with a 1450cc Stroker engine, reactor wheels with 240-rear tire. The engine was modified with larger valves and was dynoed 150 hp!
HIGHLIGHTS • 1 of 12 Built • 150 hp Engine
Schumacher owns a total of 7 V-Rods and bought a total of 16. He parked them around the world for use when he traveled the Grand Prix circuit. He also gifted them to close friends and associates. The Champion said, “I like the V-Rods innovative design, its beauty, and performance. It is the perfect combination of torque and comfort. It really is the best motorcycle I know. There is no other motorcycle that inspires me as much. It’s my understanding of what a motorcycle should be”. It is rare that one of these limited-production Michael Schumacher V-Rods is offered to market. Given his record number of wins in Formula One and his passion for his personally designed VRSCA Harley Davidsons, there is no doubt that this bike will be a valuable conversation piece for years to come.
• 240 Rear Tire • Built by Eagle
Lot 18 Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000
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Lot 19
1977 Volkswagen Beetle
The Volkswagen Type 1, or informally known as Beetle or Bug, was manufactured by German automaker Volkswagen from 1938 until 2003. Adolf Hitler, leader of Nazi Germany, wanted an inexpensive and simple car to be mass-produced for the new highway system of Germany. He contracted Ferdinand Porsche, in 1934, to build the car. It took until 1938 to finalize the design. With over 21 million manufactured in air-cooled, rear-engine mounted rear wheel drive configuration, the Beetle is the longest-running and most manufactured car of a single platform worldwide. Hitler insisted the Volkswagen (literally meaning “Peoples Car” in German) be a basic vehicle, capable of transporting 2 adults and three children at 62 mph while achieving 32 mpg. The engine had to be powerful enough for rapid sustained cruising on Germany’s newly constructed autobahn.
HIGHLIGHTS • Totally Original • Just 7,300 Miles • 2 Local Owners from New
In 1971, a new Beetle model featuring Macpherson front suspension and redesigned front end was launched along side the “standard” Beetle. The redesign, commonly called the Super Beetle, allowed for tighter turning radius despite having a longer wheelbase that allowed for a larger front storage compartment. In 1956 AFC fuel injection was introduced as well as rack and pinion steering. Offered is perhaps one of the finest “untouched” original VW Beetles in the world. With just 7,300 original miles, there is not a blemish to be found anywhere. The two owner Beetle has been garaged and covered in heated storage since new. It has been routinely exercised and serviced in order to keep it ready to drive to the local and national shows its been entered in. The silver paint and black interior are as new. With its 196.7 cu in motor producing 48 hp through a four-speed transmission, this VW can cruise at 80 mph while achieving 32 mpg. First time offered at auction, this VW is a historic time piece should interest even the most discriminating of collector.
• 4-Speed Transmission • All Books and Records
Lot 19 Estimate: $18,000 - $25,000
Lot 20
1965 Factory Five Racing Shelby Cobra Replica Offered is a 1965 Shelby Cobra Mark II Roadster Factory Five Racing Replica. Titled as a 2006, this Factory Five rendition of the iconic roadster, is a meticulous build with attention paid to every detail in its construction. Starting with a donor 1989 Ford Mustang donor car, the car was assembled from frame up. Powered by a completely rebuilt 5.0 V8 Ford EFI motor with bronze valve guides, new pistons, bearings, oil pump and pan, resurfaced heads, bored and honed block, clutch alignment and more, the engine is essentially new. The transmission is a T5 manual 5-speed transmission with new clutch assembly. The frame was completely powder coated, four wheel disc brakes, Mustang front end, and Flaming River 20:1 rack and pinion steering. Over 140 hours were spent on the electrical components and installation. Interior appointments include chrome roll bar, ceramic coated exhaust, wind wings Raydot mirror, carbon fiber dash, autometer ultra-lite gauges, 14” leather steering wheel, and street performance seats with four point belts. A beautifully built tribute to the Shelby legend.
HIGHLIGHTS • Factory Rive Racing Production • Modified 5.0 Ford Engine • 5-Speed Transmission
• Fresh Build • Show Winner
Lot 20 Estimate: $28,000 - $35,000
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Lot 21
1974 Rolls Royce Corniche
The Rolls Royce Corniche, named for the French and Italian term for coastal road with steep mountain cliffs, is a front engine, rear wheel drive hand built 5 seater manufactured by Rolls Royce in both coupe and convertible bodies from 1971 to 1995. The Corniche was a development of the Silver Shadow Mulliner Park Ward two door coupe and convertible. The Corniche was originally designed by John Polwhele Blatchley and assembled by Mulliner Park Ward. Powered by an all aluminum 6.75 liter OHV V8, the Rolls Cabriolet had a top speed of 118 MPH. A 3-speed Turbo Hydramatic transmission from General Motors was standard. Four-wheel independent suspension with coil
HIGHLIGHTS • Right Hand Drive • Mulliner Park Ward Body • 6.75 Liter V8 Engine
springs was complimented with self-adjusting leveling system. Four-wheel disc brakes were standard with ventilated discs at the front. Offered is a beautiful example of a right hand drive 1974 Rolls Royce Corniche. From a private collection in South Carolina, this elegant Mulliner Park Ward bodied 2-door drop-head coupe is British opulence at its finest. From its lavish tan leather interior to its new matching top, this creme Rolls convertible says class and style from every angle. The beautiful burled walnut trim adds to the warmth and richness of the cabin environment. The mechanical components of the car have been well maintained over the consignor’s ownership. With drop-head versions of the Rolls Royce models escalating in value, this 1974 Corniche is available at a fraction of its original cost.
• New Top • Automatic Transmission
Lot 21 Estimate: $20,000 - $30,000
Lot 22
1967 Jaguar XKE 2 + 2 Series 1 - 1/2 The Jaguar XKE was built by Jaguar Cars from 1961 till 1974. Its combination of stunning looks, high performance and competitive pricing established the marque as an icon of the 1960’s. More than 70,000 E-Types were manufactured over the 14- year cycle. England’s Daily Telegraph ranked the Jaguar E as one of the world’s most beautiful cars of all time. Sports Car International magazine called the “E” the number one car on their list of top sports cars of the 60’s. Enzo Ferrari called the E-Type “the most beautiful car ever made.” E-Types were initially designed as two-seat coupes (Fixed-Head Coupe), convertibles (Drop-Head Coupe), and later a 2+2 four-seat 2+2 was released on a longer wheelbase. Through its build cycle, three updates were designated and referred to as Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3. The Series one was built from 1961 till 1968. Late production 1967 and 68 models are commonly referred to as Series 1 ½ models as the covered headlights were removed to meet US safety requirements. Initially introduced with the 3.8 liter, double overhead cam, in-line 6 cylinder engine from the prior model XK150S, the motor produced 265 hp. In 1965 the engine was increased to 4.2 liters, producing the same amount of horsepower but with more torque. Also introduced were more comfortable adjustable seats and a fully synchronized 4-speed transmission. It was capable of 0-60 times of 7 seconds and quarter mile of 15.1 seconds.
HIGHLIGHTS • Celebrity Ownership
The 2+2 version of the coupe was added in 1966 and offered an automatic transmission as an option. The body was 9 inches longer to accommodate 4-place seating. A total of 1,983 2+2 series 1 ½ were produced. The Series 2 model was built from 1968 till 1971, with major changes made to address stringent pollution and safety guidelines in the American market. The Series 3 model incorporated a 5.3 V-12 engine to address performance lost in the Series 2 edition. It was a longer wheelbase to facilitate the size of the V-12 engine and the coupe version was dropped from the lineup. Offered is a 1967 XKE 2+2 Series 1 1/2 with a very special provenance. Cherished as the most desirable to drive of the Series 1 E-types, rarely is one offered with a documented celebrity ownership history. Equipped with the optional automatic transmission and 2+2 extended wheelbase, this E-type is a comfortable grand tourer with generous stowing capacity. What adds to the unique E-Type is the fact that it was previously owned by country western music legend, Hank Williams Jr. With light blue exterior and original black interior, this legend of sports car is only eclipsed by the legend of its prior owner. With copy of title with Hank Williams as owner, the E-Type’s beauty and celebrity ownership provide a fantastic opportunity to take advantage of this booming market in Series 1 E-Type Jaguars.
• 4.2 Liter Engine
• Series 1 1/2
• Rust Free
• Automatic Transmission
• 43,395 Miles
Lot 22 Estimate: $25,000 - $35,000
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Lot 23
1954 Bentley R Type Bentley Mark VII. The R Type name, which is now applied stems from chassis series RT. The front of the model was identical to the Mark VI, but the boot nearly double in space. An automatic choke was added to the R Type’s carburetor and changes were made to the rear suspension. All R Type models used iron block aluminum-head inline 6 cylinder engines fed through twin SU carburetors. The engine displaced 278.6 cu in producing 130 hp. Transmissions were available in standard 4-speed manual and optional 4-speed automatic. The suspension was independent in the front with coil springs and semi elliptic leaf springs at the rear. With automatic transmission, t he Saloon had a top speed of 101 mph and could accelerate from 0-60 mph in 13.25 seconds. A total of some 2500 R Type steel bodies were produced during their manufacture. Offered is a restored 1954 Bentley R Type Saloon. Produced in steel body, this right hand drive model was the finest in grand touring luxury sedans of its era. A beautiful red leather interior accents the two-toned black and silver exterior. Mechanically restored as well, this majestic masterpiece represents the beauty and grace of a time gone by in automotive engineering and style.
HIGHLIGHTS • Right Hand Drive • New Interior • Type R Model
• 4-Speed Manual Transmission
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• 130 Horsepower Estimate: $30,000 - $40,000
Lot 24
1950 Desoto Custom Suburban Produced by Chrysler for Desoto, the Custom was Desoto’s top trim level car. Production was limited to just 623 models in 1950. The Custom 9 passenger Suburban was the first “consumer-designed” station wagon. The design was all limousine with facing doors, 3 row seating, and 3 windows on each side. Different from the Deluxe model, the Custom had a wooden roof rack accenting the luxury appeal. The Suburban was powered by a L-Head inline 6 cylinder 236 cu in 83 hp engine. With an automatic 4 speed transmission, top speed was 83 mph. Featured here is a pristine restored example of the 1950 Desoto Custom Suburban. From a large collection of Mopar automobiles, this locally owned and treasured Suburban is fine an example as one could find. A rare opportunity to own one of Desoto’s rarest and most luxurious automobiles of its time.
HIGHLIGHTS • Extremely Rare • Fully Restored • 1 of 623 Produced
• 4-Speed Transmission • 83 Horsepower
Lot 24 Estimate: $35,000 - $45,000
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Lot 25
1969 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible
The Plymouth Fury was completely redesigned for 1969. Sporting a smooth body with horizontal grill and 4 headlamps, the model was offered in 5 trim models, progressively offering more luxury options. The Sport model offered bucket seats, center console and automatic transmission. Equipped with the optional high output 383 cu in 330 hp motor, this convertible sport is one of the rarest of the Fury range of models. Given their susceptibility to rust and corrosion as well as the prices of gas in the early 70’s, few of these classics
HIGHLIGHTS • Rare Convertible • 383/330 hp Engine
remain in existence. The Sport Fury convertible is considered to be the rarest and most valuable of the Plymouth line up. Offered, is a beautifully restored ocean blue with white interior and top example. Held in the same collection for many years, this extremely rare and well equipped Sport Fury shows the care and attention to detail it has been awarded. A true investment grade MoPar convertible for the discerning collector.
• Automatic Transmission • Freshly Restored
Lot 25 Estimate: $25,000 - $35,000
Lot 26
1968 Ford Mustang GT Convertible
Ford executive, Lee Iacocca, gave design teams five goals to achieve in the development of the Mustang. It would seat four, have bucket front seats, floor mounted shifter, weigh 2500 pounds or less, be no longer than 180 inches, sell for less than $2500.00 and be available with power, comfort and luxury options. The Lincoln-Mercury division ultimately produced the final design for the first Mustang. To decrease development costs, the Mustang used chassis suspension and drivetrain components derived from the Falcon and Fairlane models. The Mustang convertible would actually be the first produced in order to address chassis stiffness. The hardtop coupes would, however, be the leading seller in the model lineup. The 1967 model Mustang was the first redesign of the original model. The major change was the consideration and design of the engine bay to facilitate the installation of a big block engine. The overall size, interior and cargo space also were increased. Changes in 1968 were focused on safety, with a two spoke energy absorbing steering wheel, shoulder belts, and front and rear side markers. Seven engine options were
HIGHLIGHTS • Full Marti Report • Matching Number • 390 cu in. Big Block
available, ranging from the 200 cu in 115 hp in line six to the 428 cu in 335 hp big block. The 390 cu in GT engine with four-speed transmission equipped Mustang recorded quarter mile times of 13 seconds at over 105 mph. Offered is a pristine, concours quality restoration of the rare 1968 Ford Mustang GT convertible. Documented with full “Marti” report, this rare combination 390 cu in four-speed GT convertible retains its original color of candy apple red with parchment interior and top. Sold new through Hull-Dobbs Co in Winston-Salem, NC, it was built on March 13, 1968. One of only 329 built with these options and color combination, the Mustang also has the optional power brakes and top. It is rare that a Marti certified, numbers matching, GT convertible, big block, fourspeed is offered to Market. This magnificently restored GT convertible is available for the first time since its “cost is no object” restoration was completed.
• Rare 4-Speed Transmission • Power Top
Lot 26 Estimate: $50,000 - $60,000
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Lot 27
1969 Chevrolet COPO Camaro Tribute In 1969, Chevrolet offered a wide range of engines for the Camaro. The mightiest of the bunch was the aluminum block 427 cu in V8, known as the ZL1. The ZL1 was only available through the Central Office Production Order (COPO) process, normally utilized for dealer fleet orders or General Motors executive personnel. The internal “fleet” order overcame restrictions placed on Chevrolet by General Motors to only offer engines up to 400 cu in for the Camaro model. Since COPO was really intended for special paint and options on fleet vehicles, the ZL1’s retained factory warranties and were street legal. The ZL1 came at the request of Fred Gibb, a Chevy dealer, who wanted a more powerful Camaro for drag racing. A minimum of 50 cars, were required to be built in order to meet classification requirements. A total of 69 units would eventually be produced. Offered at a price of $7269.00, the ZL1 was almost twice as expensive as the big block cast iron block Camaro. The ZL1 started with a 396 SS body, F41 suspension was added, ZL2 cowl induction hood, heavy-duty brakes and front springs as well as a four-speed transmission completed the package.
HIGHLIGHTS • 427 cu in. Engine • 4-Speed Muncie Transmission • Hugger Orange Paint
Offered is a 1969 COPO Camaro Tribute, built to replicate the original both cosmetically as well as mechanically. The engine is a correctly dated 1969 427 with correct 512 block, steel 427 crank, 7/16 rods, plus the #840 square port heads and #163 intake. The transmission has the correct #621 bellhousing and 1969 Muncie transmission. Finishing the drive train is a period correct 12 bolt 4.10 posi rear with multi leaf springs. A flawless “Hugger Orange” paint was applied to a correct X-44 bodied chassis. Every nut and bolt was refinished or replaced to standard specification. All chrome, stainless and weather stripping is new. The interior, including carpet, door panels, seat foams and covers, correct speedometer and tachometer were replaced in order to give the cabin an “as new” appearance. With original COPO Camaros selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars, this tribute offers an opportunity to own a brand new ZL1 at a fraction of the cost of the original. This tribute COPO Camaro is truly a new car in every respect.
• Torque Thrust Wheels • Rotisserie Restoration
Lot 27 Estimate: $50,000 - $70,000
Lot 28
1970 Chevelle SS 454 Tribute Offered is one of the finest “Tribute” versions of the big block 454 cu in 390 hp SS Chevelle on the planet. A finer complete nut and bolt “built from scratch” rendition of Chevrolet’s popular muscle car couldn’t be found anywhere. The attention to detail and quality of the build go beyond the authentic version of the Chevelle SS 454. What makes this Chevelle special, is the driving and comfort features the consigner addressed in designing this one of a kind SS. The flawless silver paint accented with black rally stripes are complemented with rare red interior to provide a unique combination to model. The entire drive train including big block 454, 4-speed transmission and posi-traction rear differential were all rebuilt to original factory specifications. Try to find another Chevelle SS 454 with the combination of power steering, power brakes, bucket seats with console, 4-speed transmission, tilt wheel, tinted glass, full original SS gauge package, power seat, power windows, air conditioning and functional cowl-induction hood. They don’t exist! All chrome is either redone or replaced with new. The entire car from underside to engine bay to cabin are spotless and beyond new. Even the “expert” would be forced to admit that this creation was built with a “cost is no option” attitude and focus on originality. An original Chevelle SS 454 restored to this level would surely bring a six-figure sum. This rendition, given its quality, comfort options, and powerful drive train provide for an enjoyable driving experience as well as memories of the height of the muscle car era at thousands less than the matching numbers model. A true bargain given the attention to original, time and money invested in the build.
HIGHLIGHTS • Power Steering
• Bucket Seats
• Power Brakes
• C454/390 Engine
• Power Windows
•4-Speed
Lot 28 Estimate: $35,000 - $45,000
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Lot 29
1949 Cadillac Sixty Special Fleetwood
The Sixty Special name was used by Cadillac to denote a special model since the 1938 Harley Earl-Bill Mitchell designed Series Sixty. The 1938 version began as Cadillac’s lowest priced model, named Lasalle, later the Sixty Special name would become synonymous as Cadillac’s most luxurious vehicle. In 1948, nearly every Cadillac model was redesigned. With all new sheet metal, but still riding on an exclusive 133-inch wheelbase, the Sixty Special weighed 4,370 lbs. Electric windows and power bench seat would become standard. 1949 brought a new engine to the Cadillac. A 331 cu in OHV V8 engine featured a short-stroke
HIGHLIGHTS • Two Owners from New • 4-Speed Automatic
high compression design that provided both quiet and economical operation. A new and wider grille was styled and the Sixty Special was now being advertised as a sixpassenger car with record sales achieved in 1949. Offered is a two-owner Cadillac Sixty Special Fleetwood. Originally a Florida car, the Fleetwood is from a collection in South Carolina. Power is provided by the 5.4 liter OHV V8 through a 4 speed Hydra-matic transmission. Mechanically sorted and well maintained over its life, the luxurious 4-door sedan was one of the world’s most comfortable automobiles as well as a moving work of art.
• Collector Owned • 5.4 Liter V8
Lot 29 Estimate: $25,000 - $30,000
Lot 30
1928 Dodge (Brothers) Series F 1 - 1/2 Ton Express John and Horace Dodge got their start making parts for Ford and other car manufacturers. From the first Dodge Brothers car in 1914, their reputation for durability and quality rewarded the company with strong sales. They did not build an actual truck until World War I, however, that was a panel truck and not an actual pick up truck. In 1921, Graham Brothers started selling 1.5 ton pick ups through Dodge dealers using Dodge chassis. The Dodge Brothers eventually bought Graham Brothers in 1926. In 1928, Chrysler acquired the Dodge Brothers company after giving Plymouth dealers the Fargo truck which was sold in the US from 1928-1930. Offered is a rare Dodge Brothers 1928 Series F 1.5 ton express built by the Graham Brothers. With its Senior 6 cylinder motor, hydraulic 4-wheel brakes and 4-speed transmission, the F Series was capable of speeds up to 40 mph. Recent maintenance includes fuel pump and carburetor rebuild, wheel cylinders sleeved and brakes relined by White Horse Restorations. New tires on steel wheels have been installed and all gauges are functional. A rare find for the true truck collector.
HIGHLIGHTS • Rare Dodge Brothers 1.5 Ton Pick Up • Locally Owned and Restored
• 4-Speed Transmission • Runs Great
Lot 30 Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000
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1988 Ferrari Testarossa Manufactured by the Italian automobile manufacturer, Ferrari, the Testarossa (Red Head) was built from 1984 till 1991. The mid engine 12 cylinder went into production in 1984 as a replacement to the Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer. It premiered at the 1984 Paris auto show. Designed by Pininfarina, the Testarossa addressed the cabin heat issues of the Boxer, caused by water and oil cooling plumbing that ran from front oil coolers and radiator. This required an increase in wheelbase that also allowed for increased storage in the front of the car. Its large side intakes not only allowed for added cooling but also added to the styling of the car with its “cheese grater” or “egg slicer” slats, which ran from the doors to rear of the fenders. These “strakes” also made the TR wider at the rear than the front adding to increased stability and handling. The Colombo designed 4.9 liter flat-12 produced 380 hp which propelled the car from 0-60 in 5.2 seconds with a quarter mile time of 11.4 seconds. As Ferrari’s range topper of the 1980’s the Testarossa was featured on the cover of Road and Track Magazine nine times in just five years. Offered is a pristine example of the 1988 Testarossa. With just 22,400 miles, it is obvious that loving care has been taken in its ownership. The sound of the Ferrari flat-12 through 5 speed transmission is literally spine tingling. If there was ever an iconic car, this is it. It immediately says fast and Ferrari in its Rossa Corsa red over red with tan leather seating. The Testarossa is due for a belt service but other than that it is ready to go. With “three pedal” Ferraris taking off in demand, this TR is as sure a classic automobile investment as one can find.
HIGHLIGHTS • Just 22,400 Miles • Rosso Red with Tan Leather • All Original
• Flat 12 Cylinder Engine • 5-Speed Transmission
Lot 31 Estimate: $80,000 - $100,000
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Lot 32
1964 Studebaker Avanti
The Avanti (Italian word for forward) was designed by Raymond Loewy, at the direction of Studebaker President Sherwood Egbert. Egbert, looking for a whole new generation of Studebakers, employed Loewy to design a revolutionary design, from which an entire line of family cars would evolve. Studebaker, however, closed its doors before the family cars were designed and manufactured. The Avanti gave the brand one last shining moment. A coke-bottle waist formed the base for a thin-section roof with a large rear window with built in roll bar. Razor-edged front fenders swept back into the curved rear, then into a raised tail section. Inside, ample dash padding was combined with four slimsection bucket seats and aircraft style gauge panel. The whole package was accepted for production with barely any changes made to the original design. For reasons of time and cost, the Avanti’s body was made of fiberglass. Fitted with
HIGHLIGHTS • Complete Restoration
a shortened and modified Skylark frame, the Avanti was fitted with anti-sway bars, and rear radius rods. Bendix disc brakes were the first caliper discs in domestic production. The engine was the best V8 Studebaker had, the 289 cu in 240 hp equipped with ¾ race cam, dual-breaker distributor, four-barrel carburetor and dual exhausts. Presented is perhaps the finest documented Studebaker Avanti available to market. Recently restored, the white on red automatic sports coupe retains its original bill of sale, deposit receipt, owner’s manual, 4,000 mile inspection coupon, accessories catalog, radio manual, ordering price guide and warranty policy booklet. Also included are restoration receipts. The Avanti has had just 3 owners from new and spent the majority of its life in Florida. Studebaker’s answer to the Chevrolet Corvette, first-generation Studebaker Avantis are continuing to be recognized for their rarity and sports car looks and performance.
• 289 cu in. Engine
• All Factory Documents from New
• Automatic Transmission
• Documented History
• 62,627 Miles
Lot 32 Estimate: $25,000 - $35,000
Lot 33
1937 Chrysler Royal Sedan Convertible The Royal model Chrysler first appeared in 1933 as the CT Series. Features included sweeping fenders, suicide doors, dual wipers, dual taillights and dual trumpet horns. Prices ranged from $895.00 for the business coupe to $1085.00 for the convertible sedan. The customer-winning 6 cylinder was a success with its airflow design. Built with all steel construction, the engine was moved ahead of the front wheels and the rear seat ahead of the rear axle, “cradaling” passengers in the car. With an impressive waterfall grille, its headlamps were flush mounted and the doors and seats of extra width. Stronger, and weighing less than the earlier models, the Royal set numerous speed records. Presented, is the most valuable of the Chrysler Royal models, the Sedan Convertible. Originally from the esteemed Paul Stern Collection, the 1937 Chrysler was awarded the prestigious AACA National First Place in 1979. With its 3 speed synchronized manual floor mounted transmission, 228 cu in 93 hp motor, the Royal was a truly a driver’s car. Offered by an avid Mopar collector, and one of just 682 produced, the Royal Sedan Convertible would be a prized piece in anyone’s collection of rare and historic automobiles.
HIGHLIGHTS • Originally from the Paul Stern Collection • Former AACA National First Place Winner •1 or 682 Produced
• 228/93 Engine • 3-Speed Transmission
Lot 33 Estimate: $45,000 - $55,000
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Lot 34
1936 Ford 2 - Door Touring Sedan Street Rod
Offered is a 1936 Ford 2-door Touring Sedan Street Rod. This beautifully built allsteel 2 door sedan was chopped 3 inches, providing a stream lined appearance and aggressive nature to the body of the Ford. Attention to detail is present throughout the build in every aspect of its design. A 350 cu in Chevy crate motor and 350 automatic transmission were chosen to power this quality interpretation of a classic style. Modern suspension and steering upgrades were implemented in order to maximize the driving pleasure. This included a Heidts Mustang II front end accompanied by power disc brakes and steering. Comfort features abound with tilt steering wheel, cruise control, air conditioning,
HIGHLIGHTS •350 cu in. Engine • Mustang Front Suspension • Power Steering and Brakes
Hot Rod heater, am-fm stereo with CD player and 40 channel C.B. radio. VDO gauges with programmable speedometer and tachometer provide the driving data. 100 amp Power Master alternator insures adequate electricity to drive the Spal 16 in fan with adjustable temperature control. A Walker radiator enables safe operating temperatures in the warmest of environments. Haywire remote doors and trunk openers illustrate the “no expense spared” philosophy behind this exquisitely built Street Rod. This Touring Sedan Street Rod offers a rare opportunity to own a professionally built, fun to drive, luxuriously equipped, steel bodied eye catcher at thousands of dollars less than the cost of its creation.
• Air Conditioning • Cruise Control
Lot 34 Estimate: $30,000 - $40,000
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1959 Mercedes Benz 190 SL The Mercedes Benz 190 SL is a two-door luxury roadster produced from 1955 to 1963. Referred to internally as the W121, it was first show to the public at the New York Auto Show of 1954. Available with matching hardtop, the 190 SL was an attractive, more-affordable alternative to the Mercedes 300 SL, sharing the same basic styling, engineering and fully independent suspension. The 190 SL, however, did not use the tubular space frame of the 300 model, instead being built on a shortened monocoque chassis. Powered by a 1.9 liter 120 HP straight 4 SOHC engine, it was fitted with twin choke Solex carburetors. Top speed was 106 mph. Presented is a local Berks County car, collector owned for over 20 years. This SL was the 153rd car built in 1959. With just one original color re-spray, the 190 SL retains the natural patina and presence of a 56 year- old classic sports car. The 190 SL market has exploded with restored cars selling for as much as $300,000. However, still a bargain when compared to the market for the “Big Brother” 300 SL with examples selling in the 1.5-2 million dollar range.
HIGHLIGHTS • Older Restoration • Weber Carburetors
• 4-Speed Transmission • Included Optional Hard Top
Lot 35 Estimate: $75,000 - $90,000
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Lot 36
2002 Collector’s Edition Trans Am Blackbird
In February 2001 Carl Black, based out of his Pontiac GMC franchise in Atlanta Georgia, produced the first series of Ultra-high Performance WS6 Pontiac Trans Ams. His performance company, GMMC, took the road of earlier pioneers Baldwin Motion and Don Yenko, in modifying manufacturer’s muscle cars into Super Performance models. Black’s idea was to combine the feel and nostalgia of the sixties with the technology, handling and style of the modern Trans Am. The result was the Blackbird. Starting with the stock WS6 Ram Air 5.7 liter V8 and Hurst 6-speed transmission found on the Pontiac, additional performance modifications included short throw shifter, high flow air box, chambered exhaust, Eibach lower springs, dimpled front and rear brake rotors and Torq-Thrust II 17 inch wheels. The 2002 Collector’s Edition Trans Am paid tribute to the last of the high performance Pontiac Firebirds. It would become the rarest Blackbird built with just 6 t-top
HIGHLIGHTS • 1 of 10 CETA Trans Am Blackbirds • 1 of 1 with Phase 3 Option • 527/600 Engine
and 4 convertible versions produced. Only 1 CETA Blackbird convertible was built using the Phase 3 option. The Phase 3 option included front and rear Corvette brakes, line lock and the 427 Aluminum Block 600 hp engine. The Phase 3 option added nearly $30,000.00 to the standard $45,000.00 Blackbird convertible. Presented is #8 of 10 CETA Trans Am Blackbirds produced. #8 represents the only Phase 3 optioned Firebird convertible built. This is without doubt the rarest Trans Am Convertible on the planet being just one of one! The super car is as new with just 300 miles since the engine upgrade. The original LS6 engine and original parts are available. An unbelievable opportunity to own the last and most powerful of all Pontiac Trans Ams built. A collector car sure to escalate in value when compared to prices now realized for similar Baldwin Motion and Yenko era super cars.
• All Collector Edition Options • “As New” Condition
Lot 36 Estimate: $50,000 - $75,000
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1957 Chrysler 300C Convertible Coupe At its introduction, the 1957 Chrysler 300C was the lowest, newest, and hottest grand touring car produced in the United States, without any significant competition from any of the other domestic manufacturers. All new for 1957, the 300C stood 5 inches lower than the 1956 model, incorporating a new frame and front torsion bar suspension. Low, wider, and longer, the 300C came standard with the powerful 392 cu in Chrysler Hemi V8 producing 375 horsepower. This was a phenomenal amount considering most competitive production cars produced 200 hp or less. Available at an extra cost was a Hemi with two four barrel carburetors, cast iron headers, mechanical lifters and higher compression ratio producing a hair raising 390 hp. However, these models were only available in manual transmission. By far, the transmission of choice was the Simpson gear train three speed push button automatic torqueflite. A new dual paper-element air filter, used on NASCAR 300B cars, helped the powerhouse engine breath. Standard were both a 12 volt battery with 30 amp generator.. The 1957 300C represented the return of Chrysler as a “world class” performance and design auto manufacturer. Designed by Virgil Exner, the C featured a large windshield, front door vent openings, quad headlamps, and a large egg crate grill with elegant chrome bumpers. With its pronounced vestigial fins and large vertical tail lights the 57 300C marked the debut of the “jet age” tail fin (rear stabilizers as Chrysler called them) that Ford, Chevy and others incorporated in their contemporary models. The 300C’s were not mass-market vehicles, but the best Chrysler had ever offered to this date. The 1957 version of the 300 series was considered able to run with the best in the world. Factory colors were limited to black, white, red, brown and green – all monotone. Tan leather interior was standard.
Before its initial launch, the 300C broke unofficial stock car records at the Chelsea Proving Grounds, averaging 145.7 mph on the oval. It later won the Flying Mile at Daytona with a top speed of 134 mph. Breathtaking speed, style and comfort combined to make the 1957 300C an all time favorite of world wide collectors. Presented is perhaps the finest 1957 Chrysler 300C Convertible Coupe in the world today. With its flawless black exterior complemented with a sumptuous tan leather interior, gleaming chrome accents and wire wheels, one can only imagine the hours and attention to detail this RM of Canada restoration entailed. Powered by the 375 hp Hemi and push button Torqueflight transmission, this 300C is “over the top” in its quality and attention to originality. One of ONLY 484 that were ever produced, it is an extremely rare opportunity that a more perfect 300C is available in the collector car market. We at Morphy Auctions are proud to represent such an enviable masterpiece.
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HIGHLIGHTS • Complete Body Off Restoration • 1 of 484 Produced • 375 hp Hemi Engine
• Torqueflight Transmission • Rare Wire Wheels
Lot 37 Estimate: $175,000 - $200,000
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Lot 38
1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible The Super 88 was a full size car produced by Oldsmobile from 1949 till 1999. From 1950 to 1974 it was Oldsmobile’s top selling brand. Many variations were seen over the long model run. For 1956, styling changes included new split grill, revised taillights and side chroming. Horsepower from the 324 cu in Rocket increased to 240 hp for the Super 88’s. A new four speed Jetaway Hydramatic transmission replaced the old hydramatic used since 1940. Arguably, the Super 88 was the best combination of styling, performance, engineering and craftsmanship seen from Lansing since the end of WWII. Priced at $2726.00 base, the convertible ran about 8% above the cost of the comparable hardtop. 9561 Super 88 convertibles were produced in 1956 or about 5% of the total model production run. Presented is a pristine example of the Oldsmobile Super 88 convertible. Rarely will one find a “nut and bolt” restoration complimented with the list of options this car represents. With just 2200 miles since restoration completion, the extensive list of luxury items include, leather seating, air conditioning, power seat, steering, brakes, antennae and signal seek radio. Finished in gleaming red with red interior and white top, one would be hard pressed to find a finer example of this luxury sport convertible.
HIGHLIGHTS • Fresh Restoration • Power Seat • Rare Air Conditioning
• Power Brakes • Power Steering
Lot 38 Estimate: $80,000 - $90,000
Lot 39
1967 Chevrolet Indy Pace Car Camaro SS/RS The brand new Chevrolet Camaro was chosen to pace the 1967 Indy 500. Although an exact number of Pace Cars produced is unknown, it is assumed that 2-3 were produced to pace the race, 30 were used as parade festival cars, 40 brass hat cars for company executives and 100 replicas were made for distribution to the Chevrolet Dealers. The original #1 Chevy Camaro was won by Indy’s 1967 winner, AJ Foyt. Foyt, however, turned down the car due to it not having air conditioning or a power top. GM would later build a car for AJ with those two options. The Pace Car was built with both 396 and 350 cu in motors. A floor mounted hydramatic and 4-speed transmission were offered. All cars came in Ermine White with Bright Blue interior and stripe on the nose of the car. An Indianapolis 500 decal kit was included with each of the models. Offered is a total rotisserie restored example of the 1967 Indy Pace Car Camaro SS/RS Convertible. With appropriate Pace Car cowl trim tag coding, this rare classic is even more desirable, having the factory 4-speed transmission. The car retains a matching number motor, transmission and rear differential. Attention to detail and authenticity are present everywhere on this beautifully done restoration. The engine bay and underside of the car are spotless. The drive train has been completely disassembled and rebuilt to factory specification. This rare and collectible classic represents one of the most desirable and investment caliber Camaros available today.
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HIGHLIGHTS • 350/290 V8 • 4-Speed Transmission
• Rotisserie Restoration • Numbers Matching
Lot 39 Estimate: $75,000 - $90,000
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1934 Packard Eight Model 1101 Touring The Packard Eleventh Series 1101 Eight Touring might have been the “Standard” for Packard but was well beyond any standard automobiles produced in the 1930’s. One of the few luxury custom bodied automobile manufacturers to survive the Great Depression, the Touring Model was one of 10 different bodies in the 1101 lineup. With smooth L-head inline 8-cylinder engine producing 120 hp from 319 cu in, the Packard power plant was large enough to deal with the most elaborate and heaviest of formal coachwork. With three-speed manual transmission, the Packard Touring was 136 inches long and weighed over 4600 pounds. Offered is a fresh to market 1934 Packard Eight Model 1101 Touring. The stunning Packard graced AACA’s Hershey 50 year anniversary National Fall meet program in 2005. An AACA award winner, this locally owned Touring has been in the same collection for many years and looks as fresh today as it did 81 years ago. When Mr. Packard was ask by a wealthy client about the reliability of his automobiles, his response was, “ask the man who owns one,” a phrase attributed to the brand for many years to come. Truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the greatest and historical cars of the twentieth century.
HIGHLIGHTS • AACA Award Winner • Fresh to the Market
• Show Ready • Collector Owned
Lot 39A Estimate: $125,000 - $175,000
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Lot 40
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6 Chevrolet produced the mid sized Chevelle from 1964 through 1977. The Chevelle was one of Chevrolet’s most successful nameplates during that period. It also provided the platform for the Monte Carlo model, which was first produced in 1970. The Malibu package was the premier Chevelle model through 1972. The SS option was Chevy’s answer to the muscle car segment, which was beginning to take off in the US market. Initially available in 8 different body configurations, the first generation Chevelles had six different engine and four transmission options to choose from. The 1970 Chevelle saw new sheet metal revisions, which gave the body a more “squared” appearance. Interiors were redesigned as well. Of the eight different body styles available in 1970, only three were available with the SS option; the Malibu 2 door sport coupe, convertible, and El Camino. 1970 also saw the introduction of the 454 cu in engine producing 360 hp in standard form and 450 hp with the LS6 option. The LS6 SS was timed in the low 12 seconds in the quarter mile making it one of the faster production cars produced in 1970. The 454 cu in motor was exclusive to SS models only. Presented is a fully documented and frame up restoration on a real LS6 Chevelle. Copies of original window sticker, build sheets and protecto-plate are present and document the build of this big block muscle car. Options included 454 cu in 450 hp motor, Turbo 400 automatic transmission, 4.10 rear axle, positraction, power steering and front brakes, sport suspension, am radio with tape player and instrumentation package. The original Black Cherry paint is flawless as is the matching Ivory
interior. Attention to detail is present everywhere and the cleanliness is of chassis and engine bay is second to none. Jim Brady, of Super Sports restoration, oversaw this one of a kind example of an investment grade muscle car. This Chevelle represents a rare opportunity to own a legend in muscle car history.
HIGHLIGHTS • LS6 454 cu in. 450 hp Option • Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission • Frame Off Restoration
• Fully Documented • Power Steering and Brakes
Lot 40 Estimate: $70,000 - $90,000
Lot 41
1954 Chevrolet Corvette The Chevrolet Corvette (C1) is the first generation of the sports car introduced late in 1953 and produced through 1962. It is commonly referred to as the solid axle generation Corvette. The corvette was rushed into production after an enthusiastic reaction to the concept car. Nearly cancelled, reviews were mixed and sales fell far below expectations through the early years of production. GI’s returning from WWII, were bringing home MG’s, Alfa Romeo’s and Jaguars. Designer Harley Earl, convinced GM needed to build a less expensive two-seat sports car to compete with the growing number of European imports. In 1951, “Project Opel” began in the Special Projects division of Chevrolet. The result was EX-122 prototype, which was first displayed at General Motors Motorama and the Waldorf Astoria in January of 1953. Production began six months later. To keep costs in check, off the shelf mechanical components were used with suspension design coming from 1949-1954 Chevy passenger cars. The engine was the same 235 cu in inline six as used in other Chevy models but with high compression and three Carter side draft carburetors producing 150 hp. A two-speed powerglide automatic transmission was used and 0-60 times were 17.5 seconds. The initial 300 Corvettes were essentially hand built while full-scale production was being prepared for the 1954 model. The body was made of glass reinforced plastic due to time constraints placed on prototype schedules. People were excited by the new material and as a result, production continued despite thoughts of metal bodies for the 1954 model. Performance as compared to the Corvette’s European rivals was lackluster leading to V8 power and 3-speed manual transmission being introduced in 1955. In 1954, only 3640 Corvettes were produced. New colors were available but the in-line six cylinder and 2- speed automatic were not what sports car enthusiasts
expected. All 1954 Corvettes had red interiors with the exception of Pennant Blue cars, which had tan interiors. Offered is a fully restored 1954 Corvette finished in the Black with Red interior combination. As a frame off restoration, thousands of dollars have been spent on the quality of restoration with particular attention paid to originality. It appears virtually new in every respect. Mechanicals have all been rebuilt and provide for reliable touring and driving pleasure. This is one of the finest of the original 3,640 1954 Corvettes available to the market today.
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HIGHLIGHTS • Frame Off Restoration • Automatic Transmission • 235 In Line 6 Cylinder
• 150 Horsepower
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• Stunning Color Combination Estimate: $70,000 - $80,000
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Lot 42
1946 Ford Super Deluxe Woody Wagon Following WWII and the resumption of car manufacturing in the United States, all Fords were restyled 1942 models utilizing the same drivetrain as pre-war models. The grille was restyled with horizontal bars on the outside of the rectangular opening, instead of the flush-mounted grill on the 1942 models. The remainder of the body remained the same as the pre-war versions. The Deluxe model was the base trim level offered in 1946. The Super Deluxe series was the top trim level. It included chrome window moldings, horn ring, 2 interior sun visors, arm rests on all doors and a horizontal chrome strip along the sides of the vehicle. Power was produced from the L-head 239 cu in 100 hp engine and a 3 speed manual transmission. Pricing started at $1,553.00. Presented here is an absolute stunning labor of love and craftsmanship. Every single nut and bolt has been taken apart and reassembled, both mechanically and cosmetically. The wood alone is a work of art and exemplifies the owner’s passion for quality and attention to detail. Simply put, this restoration is “over the top.� This dark blue with brown interior and black vinyl top example, of the 16,960 Ford Woodys built in 1946, is perhaps the finest in the world.
HIGHLIGHTS • Frame Off 20 Year Restoration • 239/100 Engine • Super Deluxe Model
• 3-Speed Manual Transmission • Brand New Condition
Lot 42 Estimate: $90,000 - $110,000
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1915 Harley Davidson 11F V-Twin Lovingly cared for, from the estate of Ray Stauffer, former owner of Stauffer’s Harley Davidson, Reading, PA. Harley Davidson developed its first V-Twin engine in 1909. In 1910 the firm developed the chain drive technology that is still utilized today. In 1915 more innovations were incorporated including a magneto, 3 speed transmission and electric lighting. With 11 horsepower from 61 cubic inches, the F-head V-Twin was the most advanced and powerful motorcycle of its time. A first time offering of a Harley Davidson classic.
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Lot 43 Estimate: $80,000 - $100,000
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Lot 44
1999 Mercedes Benz S500
The Mercedes S Class is a series of full-sized luxury sedans built by Daimler Benz. The Series was initially introduced in 1972 with the W116 S Class, which succeeded previous Mercedes Benz models dating back to the 1950s. The S Class has been the flagship model for Mercedes for over forty years. The S model debuts many of the company’s latest technology and design innovations. Considered to be the world’s best selling luxury sedan, it is produced in both standard and long wheel base versions. It was available in numerous engine configurations including; V6, V8, and V12. All models sold in the United States are long wheel base versions. “S Class” is a German abbreviation for the word “Sonderklasse” or “Special Class.” In automotive terms, it refers to a “specially outfitted car.” Two-door coupe models were produced and were designated the SEC and CL. The third generation S Class was built from 1991 till 1998. It replaced the W140 series and grew in proportions
as well as costing 25% more than the previous W126 model. In 1995, the W140 received a minor facelift including clear turn signal lenses as well as headlamps fitted with separate low and hi-beam reflectors. Electronic Stability Control was also added as a handling feature. Presented is probably the most original, lowest mileage Mercedes S500 on the planet. With just 5,000 original miles, the S500 is “showroom new.” With flawless dark blue paint and dark blue leather interior, the S represents the finest in German quality and engineering. Accented with AMG wheels, the S500 is powered by the 5.0 liter V8 producing 330 hp and 4-speed automatic transmission. Often referred to as the “last of the great Mercedes”, the 1999 S500 had a MSRP of over $90,000.00. With new S Class Mercedes selling for well over $100,000.00, this “new” classic style S is a rare find indeed.
HIGHLIGHTS • Mercedes Benz Flagship
• All Power Options
• Just 5,000 Original Miles
• Long Wheel Base
• 5-Liter V8
Lot 44 Estimate: $40,000 - $50,000
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1941 Willys Gasser Rolling Chassis Presented is the original Guggy’s Coffee Shop Willys A/G Gasser in rolling chassis form. A fixture on the Arizona-California drag racing scene during the late 1960’s and 1970’s, this original steel bodied roller was the basis for drag racing’s West Coast Gasser track record holding A/G dragster. Included with the Willys is a well-documented binder outlining the comprehensive original build history as well as photos of it racing and magazine articles outlining the components used in its construction. Described by Drag Racer magazine as one of the most beautiful Gassers ever to set foot on the West Coast drag circuit, the Willys is ready to be restored to its original period and livery or to be built to the next owner’s wishes. Born from an original southwest 1940 Willys, this all steel coupe has never seen rust or bondo. It is rare that an all steel bodied, gasser chassis, with record setting history is available to market, particularly as well documented as this 1941 Willys. Record setting Gruggy’s Coffee Shop / Chuck’s Speed Shop 1940 Willys (circa 1969)
Lot 45 Estimate: $50,000 - $75,000
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Lot 46
1974 Ford Ranchero Squire
The Ford Ranchero was a coupe utility truck built between 1957 and 1979. Unlike a pick up truck, the Ranchero was adapted from a two-door station wagon that integrated the cargo bed into the body. It was adapted from full-size, compact, and intermediate automobiles. In 1972, a radical design change occurred in the Torino and Ranchero lines. The sleek, pointed look of the previous model was replace with a larger, heavier design. Most noticeable was the wide semi oval grille and new body-on-frame design. Ford produced three versions of the Ranchero; standard 500, Squire with simulated wood grain along the flanks, and the sporty GT. Engine choices were the 250 cu in 6 cyl-
HIGHLIGHTS • 351 Cleveland V8 • Automatic Transmission • Recently Restored
inder, 302 cu in V8, 351 Cleveland V8, 400 cu in V8, and 460 cu in V8. A four-speed manual transmission was available on Cobra-Jet powered GT models. Presented is a 1974 Ranchero Squire. With 351 Cleveland Engine and Automatic transmission, the Ranchero has plenty of power and torque. In Beautiful Burgundy Red with white interior, the simulated wood grain adds to the feel of a time gone by. Fully equipped with power steering, power windows and brakes, the Ranchero has just been PA State inspected and is ready to go. Included are original factory wheels and numerous original parts. The Ranchero Squire is a fun “hybrid” with both muscle and utility.
• Rare Squire Model • Power Windows, Brakes and Steering
Lot 46 Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000
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1972 Ford LTD Convertible A range of Ford full-sized cars wore various forms of the LTD nameplate from 1965 to 1991 in the United States. The LTD debuted as the highest trim level on the 1965 full-sized name, Galaxie 500 LTD. It became its own series for the first time in 1966. For the 1969 model year, the LTD was given a major design change. Based largely on the prior LTD chassis but stretched to 121 inches in length. In 1971, the LTD was given a styling update. The rear “jet exhaust tail lights were replaced by horizontal tail lamps around a center third brake light. The hidden headlights were dropped and the LTD got a new front end with tall center grill with LTD spelled out. 1972 Models were virtually the same as the 1971. 1972 would be the last year of the LTD convertible. Offered is a nice “driver quality” 1972 Ford LTD convertible. Finished in metallic burgundy with white power top and interior, the power came from a Cleveland 400 cu in engine through an 3-speed automatic transmission. The last year LTD convertible is loaded with options including power windows, power brakes, power steering and air conditioning. This LTD represents the last of the long wheel-based luxury Ford convertibles, and an inexpensive way to enter the collector car hobby.
HIGHLIGHTS • Older Restoration • Last Year of LTD Covertible • Just State Inspected
• 400 cu in. V8 Engine • All Power Options
Lot 47 Estimate: $10,000 - $15,000
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orally or in writing prior to or at the Auction. Estimates should not be relied upon, and each bidder and Buyer hereby agrees not to rely upon any estimate, as fact or a guarantee or prediction of the actual selling price or value of a Vehicle, and DMA shall not have any liability with regard to any estimates under any circumstances. RESERVES The majority of our items are unreserved, but occasionally items may carry a moderate reserve. Please note that when a lot carries a reserve, the reserve will not be greater than the low estimate. In the case of a reserved item, the seller has authorized the auctioneer to bid on their behalf until the reserve price is reached. BUYER’S PREMIUM A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to all successful bids and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase cost. SALES TAX Lots delivered to you, or your representative are subject to all applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate permits are on file with DMA. Bidder agrees to pay DMA the actual amount of tax due in the event that sales tax is not properly collected due to: 1) an expired, inaccurate, or inappropriate tax certificate or declaration, 2) an incorrect interpretation of the applicable statute, 3) or any other reason. The appropriate form or certificate must be on file at and verified by DMA five days prior to Auction, or tax must be paid; only if such form or certificate is received by DMA within 4 days after the Auction can a refund of tax paid be made. Lots from different auctions may not be aggregated for sales tax purposes. PAYMENT All merchandise must be paid in full within three (3) days of the date of the sale. We accept certified checks, wire transfers, money orders, and cash. If you wish to pay by personal or company check you must have submitted a bank letter of credit that is verified by DMA five days prior to the Auction. Unless otherwise agreed to by DMA in writing, DMA will not accept payment of any portion of the Purchase Price from any party other than the Buyer. Title to a Vehicle does not pass to the Buyer, and the Vehicle will not be released to
a Buyer, until good and cleared funds in the amount of the full Purchase Price are received by DMA in accordance with the General Conditions. In the few situations where a successful bidder does not remit payment when due, DMA will proceed with the legal steps necessary to protect its interests and will block the bidder from future auction participation. COLLECTION, REMOVAL AND STORAGE Buyer must comply with all of the General Conditions, including, but not limited to, DMA shall have received payment in full, in good cleared funds, of the Purchase Price, and all Vehicles must be removed from the Auction site at Buyer’s risk and expense, by 5:00 pm local time of the Auction location on the Wednesday following the completion of the Auction. If not removed timely by Buyer, in addition to any and all other remedies and rights DMA may have, DMA shall have the right (but not the obligation) to remove any Vehicle at Buyer’s sole risk and expense and store it, at Buyer’s account, including, without limitation, removal, storage, transportation and handling expenses and costs and applicable taxes, at a third-party warehouse, and Buyer hereby grants DMA an irrevocable power of attorney to remove and store such vehicles at Buyer’s expense. Except in DMA’s sole discretion, no Vehicle shall be released to Buyer until DMA has received payment in full, in good cleared funds, of the Purchase Price for the Vehicle, and Buyer has fully complied with the General Conditions. ROADWORTHINESS/COMPLIANCE Notwithstanding any verbal or written statement or description of any kind regarding any Vehicle, whether by or on behalf of DMA or seller, including, without limitation, in the catalogue for the Auction, all Vehicles are sold “as is” and only as collector’s items and Vehicles may not be suitable for use on the road. The Buyer of any Vehicle who intends to use the Vehicle on the road is responsible for determining roadworthiness and for complying with all applicable regulations regarding title, registration, insurance, emission control, safety equipment and the Buyer assumes all risk of whether any such Vehicle will or does comply, and neither DMA nor seller shall have any liability or responsibility of any kind for failure to comply or lack of roadworthiness by any Vehicle.
POSTSALE RETURN POLICY DMA hires knowledgeable experts to provide catalog descriptions on the merchandise we sell. Every effort is made to ensure those descriptions are accurate and that they fully disclose any exceptions to condition. “AS IS” – NO WARRANTY ALL SALES ARE “AS IS –- WHERE IS” AND WITH ALL FAULTS. BIDDERS AND BUYERS ARE INVITED AND STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO CONDUCT THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION OF THE VEHICLES AND ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TO INSPECT THE VEHICLES PRIOR TO BIDDING, AND SATISFY THEMSELVES, AS TO THE CONDITION OF THE VEHICLES AND ALL OTHER MATTERS RELATING TO THE VEHICLES PRIOR TO BIDDING. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION, AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT, AFFIRMATION, ADVERTISEMENT, PRESS RELEASE, STATEMENT (VERBAL OR WRITTEN) BY OR ON BEHALF OF DMA AND/OR SELLER, WHENEVER AND HOWEVER MADE, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IN THE CATALOGUE, BILL OF SALE, TITLE DOCUMENTS, INVOICE OR OTHER WRITING, ALL SALES ARE MADE WITHOUT ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, AND NO CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION, AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT, WRITTEN OR VERBAL INFORMATION, DESCRIPTION, POSTING, REFERENCE, ADVERTISEMENT, PRESS RELEASE, STATEMENT (VERBAL OR WRITTEN) BY OR ON BEHALF OF DMA AND/OR SELLER, WHENEVER AND HOWEVER MADE, IS INTENDED TO BE, OR SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE OR DEEMED TO CREATE, A REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OR ASSUMPTION OF ANY LIABILITY BY DMA OR SELLER. NEITHER DMA NOR THE SELLER MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO TITLE WITH REGARD TO ANY VEHICLE. FURTHER, REGARDLESS OF ANY ANNOUNCEMENT, STATEMENT, AFFIRMATION OR DESCRIPTION (WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN), NEITHER DMA NOR THE SELLER MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, CORRECTNESS, ACCURACY OR ADEQUACY OF ANY DESCRIPTION (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION), PERFORMANCE, ROADWORTHINESS, CONDITION, AUTHENTICITY, QUALITY, PROVENANCE, TITLE, RARITY OR HISTORICAL RELEVANCE WITH REGARD TO ANY VEHICLE OR WHETHER OR NOT ANY VEHICLE COMPLIES WITH ANY FEDERAL OR STATE LAWS, REGULATIONS OR
ORDINANCES OF ANY KIND, NOR DO DMA OR THE SELLER ACCEPT OR ASSUME ANY LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY OF THE FOREGOING. DMA AND THE SELLER HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ANY AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES RELATING TO TITLE, WARRANTY FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, QUALITY, VALUE, ESTIMATES, ACCURACY OF INFORMATION OR DESCRIPTION AND ANY WARRANTY OF CONDITION OF THE VEHICLE (INCLUDING AS TO ANY CONDITION REPORT). NEITHER DMA NOR THE SELLER SHALL HAVE ANY LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ERRORS, OMISSIONS AND/OR INACCURACIES IN ANY DESCRIPTION, ANNOUNCEMENT, POSTINGS, STATEMENTS, DOCUMENTS OR MATERIALS, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IN THE CATALOGUE, REGARDLESS WHEN MADE. EACH BIDDER AND BUYER ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT THEY ARE NOT ENTITLED TO RELY AND THEY EACH AGREE NOT TO RELY, UPON ANY OF SUCH ORAL OR WRITTEN DESCRIPTIONS, STATEMENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, INFORMATION OR MATERIALS OF ANY KIND FOR ANY PURPOSE. EACH BIDDER AND BUYER EXPRESSLY ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES, THAT IN NO EVENT SHALL DMA OR ANY DIRECTOR, OFFICER, EMPLOYEE, AGENT OR REPRESENTATIVE OF DMA BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, COMPENSATORY, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OF ANY KIND ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH OR RELATING IN ANY WAY TO THE AUCTION, ANY VEHICLE(S), THE GENERAL CONDITIONS OR ANY ACT OR OMISSION OR FAULT OF DMA OR ANY OF ITS DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY LOST PROFIT, LOST APPRECIATION, OR LOSS OF INVESTMENT OR LOST OPPORTUNITY, EACH AND ALL OF WHICH ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY WAIVED. All rights reserved. Entire contents copyright 2015, Dan Morphy Auctions LLC et al. Copyright includes, but is not limited to, print media, microform and electronic media, such as CD-ROMS and online computer services.
BID INCREMENTS Bid increments listed are a general guideline. Actual increments are at the auctioneer’s discretion. $0 – $500 ⁄ $25 $500 – $1,000 ⁄ $50 $1,000 – $2,000 ⁄ $100 $2,000 – $5,000 ⁄ $250 $5,000 – $10,000 ⁄ $500 $10,000 – $30,000 ⁄ $1,000 $30,000 – $50,000 ⁄ $2,000 $50,000 – $100,000 ⁄ $5,000 $100,000 – $500,000 ⁄ $10,000
Fresh to the Market Collections
Consign now for Fall 2015
Automobile Auctions
If a bid is left that does not comply with the stipulated increments, the auctioneer has the right to round your bid to the next increment. The auctioneer will execute your absentee bid competitively, up to the maximum amount you have indicated, as the live auction is taking place.
OCTOBER 17, 2015 • DENVER, PA NOVEMBER 7, 2015 • LAS VEGAS, NV
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SOLD $198,000
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ABSENTEE BID FORM
Auction: Automobiles - May 16, 2015 Step 1 - Circle Bidding Option Phone Line
Absentee Bid
Phone line: Morphy Auctions staff will call you 5 lots prior to the item(s) you wish to bid on. Absentee: Morphy Auctions staff will execute your left bid(s) as if you were in attendance.
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Phone Line 1 Phone Line 2 Email I accept that all bids do not include the buyer’s premium of 10%. I accept that all bids are subject to the TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE printed in the catalog. My Signature serves as an agreement to the terms stated on this from. Bid Increments: $0 - $500/$25
$10,000 - $30,000/$1,000
$500 - $1,000/$50
$30,000 - $50,000/$2,000
$1,000 - $2,000/$100
$50,000 - $100,000/$5,000
$2,000 - $5,000/$250
$100,000 - $500,000/$10,000
$5,000 - $10,000/$500
PLEASE NOTE
Emergency bids are executed only if Morphy Auctions is unable to contact the bidder via the phone number(s) provided.
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Proven Market Success Our Divisions: Advertising & General Store Automobilia & Petroliana Coin-Op & Gambling Toys & Pop Culture Cast Iron
$155,000
$96,000
Dolls & Bear Mechanical & Still Banks Figural Cast Iron Americana & Folk Art Prehistoric American Artifacts & Minerals Fine & Decorative Arts Coins, Jewelry & Silver Firearms $287,500
Automobile
“Specializing in Fresh to the Market Collections�
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PLEASE NOTE: BIDDING IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THIS CATALOG. This digital catalog is only for viewing the items included in this auction.
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