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This 1965 Austin-Healey 3000 Mk III is a highly original example, having spent the entirety of its time right here in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, under the care of just three owners from new. Finished in British Racing Green over a black vinyl interior, this big Healey shows just 53,000 original miles, and possesses an extensive history file dating back to the early 80s. The car benefits massively from significant recent mechanical servicing, including a new clutch, sway bar bushings, brake pads, timing chain, water pump, fuel pump, rod and main bearings, new ignition components, rebuilt carbs, and a full mechanical resealing. Last but not least, the car received a full fluid service and new vinyl convertible top. This is a beautiful to drive, mechanically robust Healey which wears its 53,000 miles and 60 years with honesty. Currently live on auction and ending Friday, January 16 @ 2 p.m. on bringatrailer.com.

After the concept car caused a flurry of positive press in 1989, a production Dodge Viper finally landed in dealer showrooms in January 1992. This particular example is a 1994 model, finished in Viper Red over a grey leather interior. All early Vipers were strictly open roadsters, and this car retains its original black canvas top and side screens along with the original protective tote bags. This Viper has spent the last 10 years with its fourth owner, sat next to his other dream car, an Acura NSX. Today, the car retains a clean Carfax and shows just 19,600 miles from new. Asking $52,900.

This 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray rolled off the production line in September 2020, and was sold to its first and only owner just a few weeks later. Purchased new at Frederick Chevrolet in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, this C8 Vette shows just 5,400 miles from new and has a valid PA state inspection through October 2026. The C8 marked the Corvette’s transition to a mid-engine layout, and features a dry-sump 6.2 liter LT2 V8, rated at 490 bhp, powering the rear wheels via an 8-speed Tremec dual-clutch transmission. Xpel front-end PPF was applied when new, and the car presents as-new throughout. Clean Carfax, one-owner, two keys, all books and manuals, recently serviced. Asking $63,900.

This 1987 Mercedes-Benz 560SL is finished in Signal Red over Palamino leather, and shows just over 97,000 miles. It was purchased by its current keeper in 2017 with 84k miles on the clock, and before then it lived in Naples, FL under the care of just one family since new. Meticulously cared for its entire life, this SL wears an older repaint in its original shade of Signal Red, and sports retrimmed Palamino leather inside. In recent years, this SL has seen significant maintenance, including a new gearbox, new brake pads and rotors, various fuel and ignition components, thermostat and water pump, and lower ball joints. The car is accompanied by its hardtop stand, draft excluder, owner’s manuals, original window sticker, and an extensive history file. These SL’s represent an unbeatable balance of classic style, value, build quality, and every day usability. Asking $24,900.

This 2003 Ford Thunderbird is finished in Whisper White over two-tone black and white heated leather. This car spent a significant amount of time with one Pennsylvania owner before being purchased by a Maryland collector approximately one year ago. Now showing just over 28,000 miles from new, it comes recently serviced and inspected with nearly new tires, factory porthole hardtop with caddy, soft top boot cover, all factory manuals, and two keys. Nicely equipped with a 6-disc CD changer, two zone climate control, power convertible top, and heated seats, this is a supremely useable modern classic. Asking $19,900.

This 2003 Chevrolet Corvette convertible is a 50th Anniversary edition, celebrating five decades of America’s most famous and accomplished sports car. All anniversary editions were finished in ‘Anniversary red metallic’ paint over a shale leather interior, shale fabric soft top, and a special wheel finish named ‘warm nickel metallic.’ Additionally, all anniversary models came fully loaded with magnetic ride control, and convenience features like a configurable heads-up Display and Bose audio system. This particular car features an automatic transmission, and shows less than 16,000 miles from new under the care of just one owner. It presents nearly as new. Despite its very low mileage, this Vette has been serviced regularly, including the installation of four new Goodyear Eagle F1 tires in late 2021. Asking $29,900.

This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray convertible has been in current ownership since September 2019, and is an older restoration finished in its original color of Rally Red with black vinyl interior. The car is powered by its original numbers-matching L79 327/350 V8, mated to an M21 4-speed manual transmission. Included with the car is the highly desirable black vinyl hardtop, as well as its original hood and steering wheel. This Vette goes down the road beautifully, V8 music emanating from its factory side exhausts. Asking $94,000.

This Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II is one of the nicest driver-quality examples we’ve come across in our time. It sports a very dapper color combination, wearing an older repaint in its original shade of gloss black over original tan leather. The exterior finish presents well with only minor imperfections and no signs of major body work. The interior remains all original with perhaps the exception of the wood door tops, which look so pristine they may have been restored in the car’s past. Rolls-Royce used extremely high quality leather, as evidenced by how nicely this interior has worn over the many decades and miles this car has experienced. To drive, it’s one of the finest unrestored examples we’ve come across, exhibiting exactly the kind of refinement you’d hope for from a Rolls-Royce. This Silver Cloud benefits from being left-hand drive, and also being optioned with air conditioning, adding to its usefulness. These cars are relatively easy to look after compared to later cars, making them ideal candidates for working chauffeur duties and regular use. Accompanying the car are its tools, copies of original factory records provided by the Rolls-Royce Foundation, as well as service records from most recent ownership. More photos and video available upon request.

This 1980 Fiat 2000 Spider has been under the care of just one owner from new, and has been thoroughly enjoyed throughout its life. It received a replacement original-spec 1995cc 4-cylinder engine at approximately 100,000 miles, and wears an older repaint in its original bronze metallic. The vinyl seats were reupholstered in recent years, and overall the interior presents well for its age and mileage. Outside, some minor dents and paint cracks are present throughout, but as a whole the car is solid and free of structural rust. In preparation for sale, it passed a safety inspection and received a new valve cover gasket.

The C1 Corvette is an utter design icon, setting the tone for what would become one of the most famous and beloved American cars ever made. This particular C1 is a 1962 model, the ultimate version of the iconic 1st generation Corvette which spanned over 10 years of production. An older restoration, this Vette was NCRS judged in 2011, scoring 90/100 points, earning it a Second Flight award. Finished in Fawn Beige over a matching interior and white convertible top, this Corvette still presents well today and drives beautifully to match. Riding on recent whitewall radial tires, this is a driver-quality Corvette that benefits from a quality restoration and recent maintenance to ensure it’s fully ready to go. Numbers matching 327/250 runs beautifully. Asking $69,900.

This last-year Austin-Healey 3000 is a numbers matching example, wearing its original color combo of Healey blue over blue vinyl, with a blue convertible top. Having spent the last 16 years in single ownership in New England, the car was serviced regularly by G&M Services in Millis, MA. The car received a respray in 2010 as well as a new convertible top, and presents today as a good condition driver. It runs on attractive 15″ Minilite style wheels with tw0-eared knockoffs, and features the sought-after Overdrive on its 4-speed manual gearbox. Asking $47,900.

This 1933 Rolls-Royce 20/25 features two-tone red and black coachwork by Park Ward, accompanied by a dark brown re-trimmed leather interior with burled walnut. Powered by a 3669cc inline-six mated to a 4-speed manual transmission, this 20/25 will soon be available at no reserve on bringatrailer.com.

This 2007 BMW 650i coupe is finished in black sapphire metallic over rarely seen chateau red leather, and shows 77,000 miles under the care of four owners from new. Introduced for the 2007 model year, the 650i replaced the 645Ci and featured a more powerful naturally-aspirated 4.8 liter V8 producing 36o bhp and 360 ft. lbs. of torque, powering the rear wheels via a 6-speed automatic transmission. This 6-series comes highly equipped with both the cold weather and sport packages, and features modern conveniences like Bluetooth connectivity, parking sensors, and a large glass sunroof.  The car benefits from a clean Carfax, and retains a full service history from new as well as two keys and all factory manuals. Asking $10,900.