1947 Mercury 79M Woodie Wagon. Part of the museum’s collection since 2008. Drives like a dream! Features include original wood in beautiful condition, original chrome, and original interior with the exception of the front seat. Upgrades include a replaced top and a Columbia two-speed rear end. Motor rebuilt by prior owner.
We have an extensive photo album of the Mercury available for review. Also, please check out this recent driving video. We have a few additional videos available for review. Please contact us for more info!
-Part of the Mike Malamut personal collection
We are placing our 1953 DKW Sonderklasse up for sale. Our 1953 DKW F89 Meisterklasse is an example of the first passenger car manufactured by the reformed Auto Union brand following the Second World War. The car joined our museum collection approximately 8 years ago. Limited space forces sale. Contact us for more details!
Please check out an extensive photo album of the car available here.
In addition to this driving video, we have several other videos featuring the car that are available for review. Contact us for more more links!
-Part of the Mike Malamut Personal Collection
1953 Volvo PV444: We added this car to the collection back in 2014. The car spent decades in Sweden before it was imported to the US under prior ownership. A cool feature of the early cars is the split front and split rear windows
The car is in very original condition. It is powered by a 1.4-liter B4B inline-four paired with an upgrade/replacement four-speed manual transmission. Equipment includes Swedish gauges, mud flaps, a custom-fabricated exhaust system, a heater, and lap belts. This PV444 is also offered with an operator’s handbook, miscellaneous service manuals, spare parts, Swedish license plates, copies of the previous owner’s registration documents.
We have an extensive online photo album available for review. Please also check out the driving video. We have several more videos available. Please contact us for additional links and for pricing.
-Part of the Mike Malamut personal collection
This 1958 Citroën DS19 sedan is said to have been sold new to its first owner near Toulouse, France, in 1958 and subsequently spent a claimed three decades in storage. In the late 2000s, the car went to an owner in the UK, who commissioned a refurbishment by Carl Hopkins Garage Services in Dunmow. Power is sent to the front wheels through a four-speed Boîte de Vitesses Hydraulique (BVH) semi-automated manual transaxle.
Inside, the seats trimmed in reproduction Helanca Mordoré upholstery are accompanied by a single-spoke steering wheel, Jaeger instrumentation, and a heater. Everything on the car works.
We have an extensive online photo album available for review. Please also check out the driving video. We have several more videos available. Please contact us for additional links and for pricing.
This 1970 Porsche 914 was modified under prior ownership with a Boxster-sourced 2.5L flat-six and five-speed manual transaxle. It features Elephant Racing and Renegade Hybrids suspension components, a removable Targa top, an AM/FM/cassette stereo, and air conditioning. Stopping power is provided by four-wheel disc brakes.
The 2.5L flat-six was sourced from a 1997 Porsche Boxster. The IMS bearing was replaced and the engine rebuilt prior to installation. ECU tuning was performed by Protomotive. A front-mounted Renegade Hybrids radiator with dual fans has been installed along with an AshlockTech tachometer adapter. The car is very quick!!
We have an extensive online photo album available for review. Please also check out the driving video. We have several more videos available. Please contact us for additional links and for pricing.
-Part of the Mike Malamut personal collection