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The current owner purchased this exquisite, award winning and JCNA sanctioned champion division winning, 99.43 point car several years ago through Hyman Ltd.  The car was kept in California until just a couple years ago when it was shipped back east to CT.

Built in the UK on June 29 1950, she was shipped over to the US shortly thereafter in July of 1950 and retailed through Max Hoffman's iconic dealership in NYC.

She is just 1 of 569 Cutlass S Holiday Coupe W31s ever produced.

1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 4 wheel disc brakes, Vintage Air, Power Steering, Power Brakes - Fully Restored.

The current owner of this car is a former policeman who was injured in the line of duty. Having more time to pursue his love of cars sent him down the road of chasing this gorgeous Sunliner...

The car runs and drives awesome and is an absolute blast, giving one multiple options from the full on 700 HP and track and launch mode to street "tame" 500 HP modes, with street suspension set ups, etc. all programmable from the touch screen.

Left Hand Drive 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 Wolf, 300TDI, Ex MOD genuine XD-WOLF TUL FFR Hard Top REMUS upgrade...

1969 BMW 1600/1602 Cabriolet, 2 owners, very original, one of only 1682 made across 5 years. This car was originally purchased in Paris France by a Mr. Barilett in June of 1970.

2019 Mercedes Benz-AMG GLE 43 Coupe - Studio Edition - One Owner - less than 13K miles a year - Like New!

About 20 years ago, a Jim D purchased  this Jaguar from Hollywood Motors in CA. It had no engine and was in pretty rough shape.

This car was purchased out of California about 5 years ago, where it had spent it's entire life. The current thinks he may be the 4th owner of this car. 

Originally sold to CT Light and Power as a fleet truck, then to a CT car dealership that used it only for snow plowing, then to a William Wolf, of Manchester, CT, and then  to the current owner in 1997. He's had it for the last 30 years.

3 Owner, 10,000 Mile 2007 Nissan 350Z Roadster Touring Edition

2 Owner, Fully Restored, Misselwood Concours Invite

1931 Ford Model A 160 C. The known history on this rather rare Blind Back sedan goes back roughly 40 years.

7000 Mile, 2 Owner, 2001 Ford Mustang GT. This car was purchased originally in Hamden, CT from Bob Thomas Ford and the original owner put just about 5000 miles on the car in his 20 years of ownership.

LT1 Powered 1985 Chevrolet El Camino SS - 3 owners, Low mileage, Shaved door handles, Beautiful Condition.

A couple of years ago the current owner purchased this AACA National Champion 52 Ford from a friend, who had purchased it from the 2nd owner.

In March of 1955 Mrs. Mary Biggs walked into Emmert Hoffman Chrysler and purchased this beautiful Halo Blue Dodge Coronet. Just a year later she had the purchase price of $2751 paid off....

Usually when you know 40+ years of history behind a car, you know nearly everything, when a car is almost 100 years old .. that's not even half.

2 Owner car in the same family for the last 25 years. This car was purchased from a local specialty Jaguar dealer, who had purchased the car from the original owner.

1 Owner, 3000 mile, 2014 Harley Davidson Breakout. This Breakout was purchased brand new from Mike's Famous Harley Davidson dealership in Groton, CT by the current owner.

Reportedly, after leaving the Wayne, IN assembly plant (the 42nd car built in April of 53) this car was sent south to participate as a chase/support car in the 1953 Carrera Panamerica race in Mexico.

In 1994, Mr. Sisco walked into Carriage House Mercedes Benz in New London, CT and purchased this beautiful dark teal metallic SL 500. It appears as though he owned it through 2007, having most of the service done at the Carriage House.

The owner of this Nash Airflyte we have nicknamed The Foster Father of  Orphan Cars as he's a collector of orphan brands such as Nash, Studebaker, AMC, DMC, etc.

This is a 4-owner car that started out in northeast Pennsylvania and migrated to CT in 2003, where it has been since then. The last 2 owners only used the car on sunny weekends and accumulated roughly 12,000 miles in 17 years.

This 1975 MGB was purchased roughly 20 years ago, locally, although the word is it was originally a southern car. The Harvest Gold paint is original and still shows nicely. Yes, there are a few chips here and there, most pointed out in the photos...

This car was purchased roughly 5 years ago and is with the 4th owner of the car. He bought it out of it's original Florida home as a fun, summer driver for him and his wife.

This 1940 Ford 2-door Sedan was originally a Tennessee shine runner.