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This is a 1971 Ford Econoline that was converted into a motorhome in-period by Shasta Trailers in California. It has seating for two up front, sleeping space for up to four in the back, and it’s powered by the indomitable Ford 5.0 liter (302) V8.
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This is a 1971 Holden Monaro GTS fitted with the desirable Australian-developed 5.0 liter (308 cubic inch) V8, a popular engine with enthusiasts, as it means the Australian car is powered by a locally-developed engine.
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This is an original 1962 Rochdale GT, it’s a sports car you may never have seen before, as only around 80 of them are believed to have survived to the modern day.
Link: silodrome.com/rochdale-gt-ca…
This is an original 1962 Rochdale GT, it’s a sports car you may never have seen before, as only around 80 of them are believed to have survived to the modern day.
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This is a Holden Commodore SL from 1983, although it’s largely known outside of Australia, the Commodore was one of the most common cars on the road Down Under through the 1980s and well into the 1990s.
See more: silodrome.com/holden-commodo…
This is a 100% street-legal Radio Flyer Wagon that was built on a GMC Sonoma chassis and powered by a 350 Chevy V8. The front "pull-handle" is removable and the whole body lifts up to show off the engine bay and allow access to the cabin.
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This is an original Battle Action Tank from Action Park, the notorious theme park in New Jersey. It has an air-powered cannon that fires tennis balls, operated from the single seat in the cockpit.
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This is a Holden Commodore SL from 1983, although it’s largely known outside of Australia, the Commodore was one of the most common cars on the road Down Under through the 1980s and well into the 1990s.
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This is an original 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500KR, it came from the factory with the 428 cubic inch Cobra Jet V8 and thankfully it was paired with the 4-speed manual transmission – the enthusiast’s choice.
See more: silodrome.com/1968-shelby-mu…
Despite the fact that it’s almost 20 years old, this is an essentially brand new 2007 Honda CR250R – it’s never been taken out of its factory crate or started, and it remains in a state of suspended animation.
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This is the 1974 Triumph Stag MkII owned by James May, and used by him in the finale of The Grand Tour in an episode titled One for the Road.
This Stag has been restored twice, it keeps its correct 3.0 Triumph V8 paired with the 4-speed manual.
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This is the 1974 Triumph Stag MkII owned by James May, and used by him in the finale of The Grand Tour in an episode titled One for the Road.
See more: silodrome.com/james-may-triu…
This is a 1965 Greeves 24TFS, a rare two-stroke motorcycle from England that was a force to be reckoned with in the world of 1960s off-road racing in both Europe and the United States.
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This is a GXV Pangea 7300 Global Expedition, it’s a self-contained four-wheel-drive adventure vehicle designed for just about anything you want to do – from weekends away to years long round-the-world trips.
See more: silodrome.com/gxv-pangea-730…
This is an original 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500KR, it came from the factory with the 428 cubic inch Cobra Jet V8 and thankfully it was paired with the 4-speed manual transmission – the enthusiast’s choice.
Link: buff.ly/C3MKHQ9
This is a rare, original Gurgel Xavante X-12. It’s a Brazilian car developed in Sao Paulo by former General Motors engineer Joao Conrado do Amaral, and this one formerly belonged to photographer and director Mathieu César.
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This is the 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Low Drag, it’s the only one ever made, and it was built from a 1967 Alfa Romeo 1300GT in period. It’s now powered by a 180 bhp 2.0 liter twin-cam Nord engine.
Link: silodrome.com/1967-alfa-rome…
This is a 1971 Plymouth Cuda 440 Six-Barrel, it’s one of the true high-watermarks of the golden age of the American muscle car, along with its more famous sibling, the 426 Hemi.
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This is an original Honda ATC 250ES Big Red from 1986, interestingly, it’s said to have sat unused for 20 years, before being given a recent refurbishment. As a result, it’s one of the tidiest looking Big Reds we’ve seen come up for sale recently.
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This is a GXV Pangea 7300 Global Expedition, it’s a self-contained four-wheel-drive adventure vehicle designed for just about anything you want to do – from weekends away to years long round-the-world trips.
Link: buff.ly/t8L0fDe









































































