Bonhams|Cars is in Arizona for the Scottsdale auction on January 25, kicking off the season, and what a season.
The occasion will feature more than 130 common collector cars, from meticulously restored classics to iconic race cars and cutting-edge supercars. Below is a list of OMG.
The 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing Coupe is an automotive legend and one of the most iconic sports vehicles in history. With its now famous gullwing doors and competitive yet sublime design, the 300SL has captivated automotive enthusiasts since its launch. The example presented at the Bonhams auction in Scottsdale, chassis number 6500063, is presented in DB180 Silver and 333 Navy Blue leather upholstery, retaining its original color combination.
This Moonridge Collection 300SL component, owned by the late Charles Schwager for over two decades, has undergone a meticulous restoration, ensuring it remains in pristine condition.
Its combination of performance rarity, and timeless beauty places it among the finest cars in the world today, with an estimated value of $1,450,000 to $1,550,000.
The 1956 Ferrari 250 Europa GT, chassis number 0427 GT, is a rare and highly coveted collector car. It was originally introduced as a show car and remains one of the last Europa GTs built, provided with complex GT upgrades. The car’s Colombo V12 engine has been meticulously rebuilt by the famous Ferrari specialist, Patrick Ottis, guaranteeing functionality and authenticity.
The interior was reupholstered with Ken Nemanic’s Vintage Automotive Upholstery, the original fabrics for reference to maintain the original look and feel of the car. This magnificent and rare Ferrari is a perfect example of automotive artistry, combining luxury, functionality and history in one highly sought-after package.
With an estimated price between $1,800,000 and $2,300,000, this Ferrari is about to attract a lot of attention at the Scottsdale auction.
The 2021 Ford GT Heritage Edition is a tribute to the legendary 1968 Ford GT40 that won the 24 Hours of Daytona, marking the American manufacturer’s first victory in a 24 Hour race. This special edition Ford GT, one of just 50 examples produced, features striking white, matte black and red livery reminiscent of the winning car driven by Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruthrough.
The car being offered at Bonhams’ Scottsdale Auction is a nearly new example with just 10 miles on the odometer, highlighting its pristine condition and minimal use.
The Ford GT Heritage Edition continues Ford’s annual culture of celebrating significant moments in the GT40’s history, with each annual edition paying tribute to another bankruptcy of its heritage. With its exclusive design, functionality and limited production, the 2021 Ford GT Heritage Edition is expected to attract the attention of collectors, with an estimated price between $1,250,000 and $1,500,000.
The 2006 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Edition is a rare and special version of the iconic SLR supercar.
Originally built as a popular SLR, the car returned to the factory in 2011 to be upgraded under the exclusive McLaren Edition program. Only 25 cars participated in this customized program, which allowed owners to customize their car to the highest level.
The result is a highly unique version of the SLR, with no two cars being exactly the same.
The transformation included aesthetic and functional improvements, ensuring that this SLR McLaren Edition remains a collector’s dream. The car being offered is in very good condition with limited use since it was updated and is expected to cost between $725,000 and $825,000. This car represents the pinnacle of Mercedes-Benz functionality and luxury, with the added prestige of McLaren engineering expertise.
This one’s a true piece of American history. It was converted into a race car when it was new, and it became part of the legendary Alan Green Chevrolet team in the late 1960s.
Piloted by famed drivers Gary Gove and Jerry Grant, the Camaro has a formidable presence in the Trans Am series and has been meticulously restored to its original specifications with its off-white frame and green racing stripes, as well as the iconic lucky number 7. at the door. .
The Camaro continues to compete in the Historic Trans Am series, participating in prestigious historic festivals across the country. This active driving force remains a vital component of American motorsport history, combining functionality and legacy. Priced at an estimated $425,000 to $525,000, the Camaro Z/28 is poised to become a highly sought-after lot for those who appreciate the heritage of auto racing and the thrill of competition.
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