DE Foeller Classic Car Auction March 2011

Finished in yellow with a zebra interior, white hard top and a black canvas top. Options include the CI V-8 engine, an automatic transmission on the f

This car cost over $87,000 to build. 427 CI Hendricks motor cost over $20,000 to build. Vintage air and heat, 350 trans/9" Ford rear end, ful...

This car has been well maintained from day one and its appearance speaks for itself.

Finished in yellow with a zebra interior, white hard top and a black canvas top. Options include the 312 CI V-8 engine, an automatic transmission on

This Ford is finished in burgundy with a matching burgundy interior. It has a 221 CI flathead V-8 engine, three-speed transmission, cloth top with a

This rumble seat roadster is the recipient of a frame-off restoration.

This very rare 1957 Volvo 444 is a two owner car from Wichita Kansas. The owner who purchased this car new had it 40 years then sold it to the present

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2007 Wells Cargo Enclosed Trailer with work area and cabinets. This has only been used twice and has less than 100 miles on it. Comes complete with

Approximately 17k miles w/STEEDA upgrades makes this one produce 385hp, 5-speed automatic transmission. 20" Shelby American wheels with BF Good...

This H2 features a sunroof, navigation, a third seat and chrome wheels. Balance of 100,000 mile warranty until November of 2012.

This nice T-bird is finished in Burgundy with a white convertible top. It retains its original black interior.

Like many fiberglass cars of the early 1950s, these were built to set atop a 1940s Ford chassis, and this one gets its power from a dual-carbureted Fo

This two-owner, Sautern Gold Mustang was originally from California and is the recipient of a sympathetic three year restoration. The 289 cu. in.

This 6-passenger Depot Hack is finished in green with a very nice natural oak wood body. Features include a 12 volt system, electric fuel shut-o

Auto power, nice.

Only 1,500 miles! Titled as a 1999 Assembled vehicle.

1941 was the last year of Bill Mitchell's original Sixty Special design, as an all new 1942 model was in the works. Many consider the 1941 to ...