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With a professional restoration meticulously finished in 2012, this 1954 Jaguar XK120 Drop Head convertible is truly a sight to behold. The XK120 was the fastest production car of its day and was a strong competitor on race day winning a few 24-hour endurance races including Mt. Druitt in Australia back in 1954. The 120 represented the top speed right from the factory. This XK120 is in excellent shape and has had a few minor upgrades bringing it up to date and making it an excellent drivers car including converting the electrical system to 12 volt from 6 volt, an electronic ignition, electric fan for optimal cooling, and a tremec 5-speed manual transmission adding synchros in all gears and an overdrive gear. These upgrades do not take away from the original looks of the car but increase the drivability dramatically. Redone just this last year in 2017 included the top end of the engine rebuilt with new valve seats for pump...

1964 had seen the launch of Pontiac-s successful mid-size muscle car, the GTO which stood for Gran Turismo Omologato implying that this car was homologated for racing like its European counterpart, the Ferrari GTO. The following year saw a major restyling with a new grille, distinctive trim and iconic GTO badges. 1967 would mark the last year of the first wave and like its GM cousin the Corvette, many believe it is the finest example of their respected generations. This stunning 1967 Pontiac GTO shimmers in its glowing Tyrol Blue paint which is paired beautifully with a sharp automatic top and an unparalleled interior. Open the doors to find this custom Legendary Auto blue and parchment colored interior equipped a handsome woodgrain instrument panel and comfortable seating for you and your passengers! Take note of the Vintage Air unit and sharp AM/FM Radio paired with new speakers! A clean white padded dash draws the eye towards the exceptional presentation of performance gauges neatly sat in the driver-s view! Additional gauges are found in a cluster atop the sporty center console which holds the Hurst shifter with custom boot! This sexy shifter is the link to the impressive Tremec five-speed manual transmission...

The name Carroll Shelby is almost always in the conversation when it comes to notable racing mentions in American history. Shelby had already made a name for himself by making the small convertible Cobra that displayed having a good balance in racing and performance applications. The time came about for Ferrari to be dethroned again now in the GT class racing as where the 250 GTO was featured and it was tasked with Shelby to design and engineer a car that could kick the Italian juggernaut to the curb. Thus, the Daytona Couple was born with six successful prototypes that displayed an enhanced balanced at high speed cornering with weight distribution showing that this car was designed years ahead of its own time. Since so few of these cars were ever put into existence, we turn to companies like Superperformance and Factory Five Racing to make sure the look and feel of this American racing benchmark stays alive and we still get to experience what it's like to be in the seat of a true race car of the 60's. This built replica is going to be one of the greatest examples of a well built Machine in the legend's image...

This beauty has been owned by the same family for a little over ten years and has been well taken care of and pampered. Painted in a very shiny high gloss black with all the correct trim and chrome finishings. The custom wheels and tires give this classic a stand out look that's hard not to like. The interior is just as clean and according to the owner is finished completely in black and red Italian leather with the exception of the headliner. The black and red leather compliment the custom console and dash that include all new gauges, custom steering wheel and even vintage air that will freeze you out. This beauty isn't all about looks though, the thing is powered by a newer 5. 3l LS L-33 motor that according to the owner had...