The 1953 GMC 3100 is equipped with the original 216 motor and a 3-speed manual transmission, running and driving excellently as a ready-to-go classic. It features a new vintage air system with a thermostat and belts, ensuring comfort regardless of the time of year. We have installed two new 3-point seatbelts and a lap belt for the middle, providing safety and security for all passengers. The truck now includes electronic ignition, power windows, and a Bluetooth radio with brand new speakers. We have made numerous upgrades to the truck, and I cannot list every detail in this post. Selling as is where is. For any questions or additional information, please contact me at 903-340-2198.

BMW 635 csi & M1

TVR Tuscan

No muffler sound - NSFW

BMW M coupe Bayside, NY These cars are just plain cool.

Designed by Marcello Gandini at Bertone and first presented at the 1969 Geneva Motor Show, the BMW 2800 Spicup was a proposal for a targa-style sports car. The name is a portmanteau of “spider” and “coupé.” The concept was based on a shortened BMW E3 platform. The roof panels slid out from a compartment in the roll bar.

Commissioned by Volvo’s Italian importer, Motauto, the 164 GTZ was presented at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show. Based on Volvo’s 164 3-litre, 6-cylinder flagship, the GTZ was designed by Giuseppe Mittino. Motauto had hopped Volvo would approve the project for a limited edition model but the Italian attempt to inject some excitement into Volvo’s range was resisted by the Swedes, and the GTZ remained a one-off.