6 Classic Cars for sale

We are proud to present a truly exceptional opportunity to acquire this stunning 1972 Ferrari 365 GTC/4—one of only six Australian-delivered examples and one of just 38 factory-produced right-hand drive cars worldwide. This makes it a rare and highly significant collector-grade Ferrari. Delivered new to Dr Geoffrey Maxwell-Stubbs of Brighton, Victoria, through official Ferrari concessionaires W.H. Lowe & Co., the car was originally specified in Argento (Silver) over beige leather—a timeless and

MG B Roadster finished in a deep British Racing Green with chrome accents and wire-spoke wheels. Classic British styling, long bonnet, low stance, chrome bumpers and minimalist lines give it that unmistakable 1960s–70s British sports car character. Convertible roadster black interior and classic dash instrumentation creates a very pure driving experience. Class Wire wheels.The chrome wire-spoke wheels are an iconic MG feature and add to the vintage elegance. Luggage rack The chrome rear rack is

Listing my grandfathers 1934 MG F Type Special. Fitted with a Supercharged L type engine with new crank and steel rods. Brand new professional alloy body work all round. Please call Peter Bail on 0419 820 310 with any questions!

Relive the glory of MG's racing heritage with this exquisite 1976 MGB GT, transformed into an authentic Sebring. Drawing from the BMC Competition Department's final masterpieces—the Sebring racers that stormed circuits and clinched class victory at the 1969 Targa Florio—this car captures their raw, unyielding spirit. It features a genuine all-steel widebody shell for unmatched durability and period precision. Meticulously maintained in a private Western Australian collection, it's road-legal on

Offers are invited for my 1975 ALFA ROMEO BERLINA 2000A. The car is currently comprehensively insured for $45,000. And at Shannon’s Auctions a 1967 un-restored 1750 Berlina sold for $30,000 (LOT 104 Winter Auction June 2021). I’m selling this car because it has been standing still for the last 4 years, and I have spent about $5,000 in preparation for it’s sale. I'm hoping an Alfa Romeo enthusiast will give it a good home. Giorgetto Giugiaro (Bertone Studios) designed the Berlina with a rake

Australian delivery, matching numbers. In 2009 this vehicle was stripped to a bare shell, all rust removed, new sills, etc and seam welded. It was rebuilt to Group S Historic sportscar specs using the best equipment and marque experts. Body and paint by Rankins, mechanicals by Vin Sharp and assembly by Hugh Harrison. This is a very competitive 2 litre Alfa with nothing to spend. Finished in its original Le Mans blue it also comes with its original seats and complete centre console and some spare