5 Classic Cars for sale

1972 911T As far as enduring icons go, in the Automotive world, the 911 stands out as the king of them all. We don’t need to go into all the details and the history of the 911, so for this very special car, we’ll get straight to the point. Beginning life as a standard 1972 911T, the car we present here has undergone such extensive changes that it remains a 911T only in model designation and basic body shell. With the same owner for just on 20 years now, this car has been continuously campaigned

With only 100 made and one of 21 manual examples, this 2011 Holden HSV VE Black Edition is one not to be missed. With a sleek black exterior and black interior, this beauty is sure to turn heads wherever you go. With a touch over 22,000 kilometres the car is in as new condition. Tastefully upgraded with an ORT cold air intake, VCM 7 camshaft, extractors, high flow cats, Varex mufflers and a three-inch exhaust. All this resulting to 347 rear wheel kilowatts. The car has also been lowered with Bil

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

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