allllllll teh Camaro pace cars
Mecum’s upcoming Monterey sale will feature several multi-million-dollar cars: a one-of-one Cobra concept, a legit Shelby GT350R and a Ferrari 275 GTB/6C long nose.
For the rest of us, check out Mecum’s Orlando sale–now through Saturday, July 31, in Orlando’s Orange County Convention Center.
Some of our favorites:
Like zero info is given on this one other than the absolute basics: 1996 Honda Integra. The VIN jibes for a JDM Type R. Why the four-lug wheels? That’s how they came that year.
This 1980 Camaro Z28–original 350 backed with a four-speed–crossed the block on Wednesday, selling for $18,700.
The 1987 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe fetched $9900.
Last we checked, this 1969 Corvette GT1 race car was still available.
How much for the teal Corvette ZR1? How about just $18,700.
What will this 1984 Aston Martin Lagonda fetch on Saturday? We wonder. Previous owner: Mike Tyson.
How do you like your Porsches?
Wanna build a Corvette likes ours? This 2004 Corvette Z06 Commemorative Edition will cross the block on Saturday.
1992 Mustang GT: five-speed, 15,000 miles and billed as all original except tires and battery.
1987 Camaro IROC-Z with the 5.7.
Not one, not two, but six copies of the 1993 Camaro Pace Car. Mileages range from 18 to 79 miles.
How's the Honda S2000 market? This 2.0-liter example looked clean despite the 105,000 miles.
Zimmer Quicksilver, anyone? (And who remembers the donor chassis for this neo classic?)
1980 Pontiac Trans Am Turbo Pace Car with just 3856 miles.
No details given for the 1987 Buick Regal Grand National.
The 1978 Porsche 930 is listed with just 29,415 miles.
1990 Mustang GT with a five-speed and no sunroof. It looked new. Even the fog lights looked fresh.
Rally-ready 1990 Peugeot 205 GTI: box flares for the win.
This 1987 BMW 528e–with a five-speed stick–didn’t sell so it’s still available.
Brown on brown. 1971 Ford LTD coupe with a 429.
Someone grabbed this 1979 Trans Am for $27,500.
allllllll teh Camaro pace cars
And bumping this since more photos--with captions--have been added.
And, yeah, allllll teh Pace Car Camaros. Not sure what happened there. It was like seeing a glitch in the sim.
Crazy thing the other day. My wife who hates older cars tells me she likes the gaudy overdone looks of GT fox bodies like the ones for sale here (my adjectives not hers). I show her the clean lines of an LX and she about gags with how boring it is. I got nuthin.
That last T/A was surprisingly good looking.
Both the silver and red 5.0 Foxes looked good up close. Plus, you forget how small they are.
selling six of the camaro pace cars at the same auction seems like a terrible idea.
FWIW, I thought it was cool seeing all six laid out like that. Maybe they have more at home.
It will be interesting to see how much they fetch.
I thought all real Integra Type Rs were 5-lug...?
Duke said:I thought all real Integra Type Rs were 5-lug...?
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not in japan in '96 (we didn't get them here until '97). pretty sure they're 4x114.3 too, not 4x100
In reply to stylngle2003 :
Gotcha, thanks!
Yup, a friend who lives in Asia and owns a wheel company confirmed the 4x114.3 as well for the earlier years. The Type R fetched like $27,500.
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