Vehicles For Sale

Based on the Porsche 992 Turbo S Coupe, this 2023 Brabus 900 Rocket R is the only Rocket finished in Mexico Blue, making it a true standout among the 25 examples built worldwide. Even more exclusive? Only two were made legal for U.S. roads—this is one of them. Every detail screams performance: Brabus Monoblock P Platinum Edition wheels with carbon aero-discs, Continental SportContact 7 tires, height-adjustable sports suspension, and upgraded brakes for ultimate control.

This rotisserie-restored 1970 Plymouth ’Cuda convertible is one of just 17 factory V-code cars built with a 4-speed manual. Powered by a 440ci Six-Barrel V8 and finished in Hi-Impact Lemon Twist Yellow, it features a white top, Rallye gauges, and pistol-grip shifter. Complete with original Broadcast Sheet and Galen Govier documentation, this is one of the most collectible muscle car convertibles ever made.

This custom 1965 Corvette Resto-Mod pairs timeless design with cutting-edge performance. A supercharged LT4 engine delivers 650hp, backed by an 8-speed automatic and C7 suspension on a Street Shop chassis. Finished in Cashmere with Schott billet wheels, it features a Caramel leather interior, Dakota Digital gauges, Vintage Air, and Bluetooth audio. Presented by Tom Maruska, famed for restoring rare concept cars, this build is a true masterpiece.

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro custom convertible combines classic muscle with modern engineering. A 5.7L LS1 V8 and 4-speed automatic sit on a TCI Pro-Touring chassis with chrome suspension and Ridetech coilovers. Wilwood brakes, Budnik wheels, and shaved handles complete the sleek exterior, while the custom leather interior adds comfort and style.

Built by legendary customizer Joe Bailon, creator of Candy Apple Red, this 1951 Mercury is one of his most iconic works. Featuring a 255ci flathead V8 with tri-power carbs, it showcases Bailon’s signature mods: chopped top, frenched headlights, custom grille, and full-length taillights. Restored in the ’90s, it’s a show-winning star—outscoring the famous Hirohata Merc in 2022.

ExoMod Concepts transformed a brand-new 2022 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Redeye into a carbon-fiber tribute to the 1969 Daytona. Powered by a 797hp supercharged HEMI, every panel—from roof to quarter-panels—was hand-laid carbon fiber. Over 3,500 hours went into reengineering its proportions, making it wider, lower, and utterly unique. Unveiled at MCACN in 2023, it scored 998/1000 points and earned top honors at Barrett-Jackson Cup. Featured by major automotive outlets, this is the only carbon-fiber Daytona ever built.