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While there have been many marvels in engineering among the modern automobile, none have been quite as unique as the Wankel engine, also known as the rotary motor. Beginning in the late 1800's the rotary engine had applications in things as small as bicycles and evolution found the in motorcycles in the early 1900's but it was not until the year 1929 that a German engineer by the name of Felix Wankel developed a version of the rotary engine that incorporated an eccentric rotary design. This utilized an eccentric shaft that made a constant movement of a triangular shaped rotor being propelled in the off space between the rotor and the housing through the principle of combustion. Mazda undertook the concept when they took up a study contract on the Wankel in 1961 for automotive applications from the practical all the way up to racing due to its extremely high revving capabilities associated with the design of the engine. The fist RX7 was made the year 1978 and a cult following of one of the greatest Japanese vehicles was born.

Our 1988 Mazda RX7 is the first year a convertible was available to the US market. The convertible featured headrest mounted...

The Ecstasy brand manufactured customized trikes in Clarksville Indiana until 1998. New owners bought the company changing the name to Renegade Trike due to trademark issues. The company is still in existence today. Ecstasy was known for building trikes with car engines with customized 'one of kind' fiberglass seating areas.

This 1996 Ecstasy Hardtop Trike is a great example of the custom work done by Ecstasy. Your eyes are immediately drawn to the large presence of the 5. 7L V-8. Giving the Trike an awesome hot rod look. Upon start up the chrome side pipes put give off a throaty rumble. An automatic transmission has been installed. The fiberglass body is upholstered in...

BMW was founded in 1916 and built its first automobile in 1928. They are known for producing aircraft engines, motorcycles and automobiles. BMW is a major higher end player in sports cars and luxury car market worldwide market. Competing with such companies as Mercedes Benz and Audi.

This 1985 BMW 325e was produced from 1985-1986. Built as two-door saloon body style with a 2. 7- liter engine. The six cylinder is a naturally aspirated, single overhead camshaft, feedback fuel system, catalyst fuel injection engine producing 120bhp. Power is delivered through a five-speed transmission. The Hennarot red paint is contrasted with a handsome tan leather interior. The...

The first Jaguar was manufactured in 1935. Making their fortune producing eye-catching sports cars. Whether a coupe or sedan, Jaguar is known for making some of the 'sexiest' cars on the planet. Their success in international motorsport races lead to years of record sales. For years Jaguar's sales slogan was 'Grace, Space, Pace'.

Our 1986 Jaguar XJ6 is a full-size luxury car which became Jaguar's flagship four-door sedan. The XJ6 was produced from 1979- 1987. With tighter emission standards in the United States, the XJ6 was fitted with a six- cylinder engine to accommodate the tighter restrictions. Many have considered the XJ to be the most beautiful car Jaguar ever made. Under the hood of this beauty is a 4. 2-liter six -cylinder engine attached a three-speed automatic transmission....

'America's sports car' has been produced for over 68 years. A fiberglass car admired over the decades for its unique styling and performance. This 1971 C3 Corvette model was produced from 1968-1982. The Stingray name was only used from 1969-1976 in the third generation Corvette.

This 1971 Corvette convertible is a unique build using the front clip from a 1979 Corvette. Turning the car into a true conversation piece. The striking burgundy paint is accented by a black racing stripe. A red leather interior and white convertible top makes this Corvette pop. Under the hood is General Motors tried and true 350 V-8. attached to a three-speed automatic transmission. A...