Unique Cars For Sale from $100,000 to $500,000

HEALEY BLUE/WHITE WITH TRI-CARBS & A 5 SPEED This 3000 MkII BT7 was built between June and August 1961 Destined for the US Market where it resided Until 2009. An Import Approval dated 29th October 2009 Confirms its New Home in Australia. In 2015 it passed to a New Owner who then Commissioned a Restoration, carried out by Callanish Restorations in Creswick, Victoria, finally being Completed in May 2018. The Accompanying Invoice File Confirms Details of the Restoration which Included a Full Engine Rebuild using Forged Pistons, Modified Rear Crank Seal the Fitment of a Toyota Supra 5 Speed Manual Gearbox Conversion.

PRIZE WINNING GOLDEN BEIGE BJ8 This 1964 3000 MkIII was built on the 2nd of November 1964 and despatched to San Francisco, USA, a few days later on the 10th of November. Now finished in Golden Beige with Contrasting Black Interior Trim, Painted Wire Wheels and Contrasting Brightwork. The Cockpit Interior is in Original style, with the Optional Smiths Heater, and now includes Rear Seat Belts, a Tall Stem Rear View Mirror and an Original Steering Wheel which has been Leather bound. The One Touch Hood is in Quality Black Fabric as is the Hood Cover whilst the Full Tonneau is in Black Vinyl.

2 seat 1923 Open Top "Speedster". Had the race No. 23 on its radiator prior to a major recent restoration in Adelaide. Only recently offered for sale, for the first time in 50 years, when we acquired it. A most rare and magnificent part of motoring history. One of Belgiums most famous exports in the 1920s and known to be favoured by the Kings and Queens of Belgium, Norway & Sweden

Genuine Steel bodied Australian delivered 1932 Ford Roadster Currently a Victorian car, and owned by a fussy owner Ground-up custom build Modified original chassis 331ci Firepower Hemi V8 engine Turbo 350 automatic transmission 9 inch diff Custom leather interior High Quality Mercedes Benz cloth convertible top This timeless hot rod was built using a real steel, Aussie delivered 1932 Ford Roadster. The car underwent a six year, ground up nut and bolt build, finally being completed in 2011. The result is a timeless, all steel hot rod finished to an incredibly high standard. Starting with the chassis, the original 32 chassis was boxed with a tubular X member and Model A Front cross member welded in place. The rear end has a triangulated four link with coil overs and the chassis was notched to allow suspension travel at the cars new ride height. The front received a lowered I-beam with Rod Tech four bar, transverse leaf spring and polished shocks. The steering box from a HQ was utilized along with a Falcon master cylinder to feed the Falcon disc brakes with Commodore callipers up front and drums in the rear. The lines for the brake and fuel system are all braided and stainless items. The original 32 fuel tank sits under the rear upgraded with an electric fuel pump

A BRITISH RACING GREEN 100 MPH CLASSIC This Former Multiple Concours Winning Dark British Racing Green BN2, Presents Exceptionally Well, having Previously been the Subject of a Full and Comprehensive Healey Factory Restoration, Finished in the Mid 90's.