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Classic Race Cars for Sale
Motorised racing has existed since the car was first invented. Over the years, various professional bodies have solidified the rules into the familiarity of Formula 1, the World Rally Championship, Le Mans, Group B and many more. With each generation, new cars and drivers enter the history books and the legacy of classic race cars grows ever richer.
Classic Racing Life
Classic race cars represent the pinnacle of performance from different periods in driving history. Each one is a finely tuned machine, most will outperform any average, modern road car with ease, and it certainly does not hurt that they look a hundred times better than the homogenised range of the modern city car. For collectors, owning classic race cars is like owning a little piece of history except that in many cases they are also capable of getting a more in-depth feel for that history by being able to drive the car.
Classic Race Car Owners
Of course, the classic race cars would be little more than inert piles of machinery without their drivers. Ray Evernham is a classic race cars owner who has done it all. He has raced professionally, worked as a crew chief, car owner and as a consultant. Now he has turned his racing career success into a huge classic race cars collection and museum. Sometimes famous collectors start not as drivers but as avid enthusiasts. Jerry Seinfeld is the proud owner of over 150 classic cars of all types including a large classic race car selection. At one point the comedian owned 46 Porsches alone including a 1959 Porsche RSK Spider that was later sold at auction.
Classic Race Cars
Over the years, various classic race cars of varying makes and models have risen to prominence. It is hard to think of racing without thinking of Formula 1 and within the sport the McLaren MP4/4 was part of one of the most successful car and driver pairings, winning 15 out of 16 races in 1988. In the world of Group B Rally, the Peugeot 205 T16 is possibly the most iconic classic race car. Then there is the Maserati 250F, this classic race car was a work of art though its elegant design did not stop it from winning two world championships.
Classic Race Car Buying
The best way to find classic race cars is to look for other collectors and enthusiasts. Classic race cars are not going to be found just anywhere so the best place to start looking is in auctions. Find out where the local car auctions are held and then ask around there if there have been any classic race cars sold or if there are any plans to do so in the near future.
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1976 | Porsche 911 SC 3.0
Former rally 911 with documented Franz Wittmann history and 3.0-liter rally engine based on SC specification.

1991 | BMW M3 DTM
BMW M3 (E30) DTM ex Kris Nissen – Pure Touring Car Emotion

1968 | Focus Mark V
Ford Cosworth Focus Mark V Le Mans racer Built by Sportscars Motors, Suited for international competition, Chassis designed by Charles Lucas A complete and interesting restoration project

1951 | SIMCA 8 Sport Gordini
A unique piece of history

1950 | SIMCA 8 Sport
Simca 8 Sport Cabriolet An extensive restoration of the bodywork and rebuilt, A beautiful and distinctive machine in superb condition, Drove around Argentina in the early years, Designed by Pinin Farina and crafted in aluminium by Facel Metallon, Result of a collaboration between Simca - Facel and Stabilimenti Farina, From a refined collection of exceptional cars,

2017 | Ferrari 488 GTB
Ferrari 488 GTB

1984 | Lola T711
Lola T711 Corvette GTP (Group C)

1977 | De Cadenet LM-3
de Cadenet LM3

1959 | Cooper T49 Monaco
Cooper T49 Monaco

1979 | Porsche 935 K3 Kremer Racing
Porsche 935 K3

2008 | Ferrari F430 GTC
Ferrari 430 GTC F131 Evo

1965 | Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA
ex-Autodelta Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint 1600 GTA

1989 | Aston Martin AMR1
Aston Martin AMR1 Group C

1967 | Lola T70
Lola T70 Mk3B Spyder

1972 | BMW 3.0 CSL Group 2
Schnitzer BMW CSL 3.5 liter Group 2













