A March 1972 3.0CSi that spent its formative years in Italy before a comprehensive 2017-2018 restoration in Riviera Blue—the color choice alone signals someone who gets it. This is the generation that proved BMW could build grand tourers with actual soul, before the bean counters figured out how to market 'heritage' as a lifestyle brand.

This White Diamond Eldorado ETC represents the final generation of Cadillac's personal luxury coupe—the last hurrah before SUVs ate everything. Under the hood sits the Northstar V8, Cadillac's answer to "we can engineer coolant passages that won't catastrophically fail," paired with the 4T80-E transmission. Low mileage and single-owner history suggest this one dodged the mechanical lottery that claimed so many of its siblings.

Mid-70s Corvette survivor that spent decades in storage before a 2012 refresh: new paint, fresh bumpers, engine refresh. Dark Red Metallic over matching leather is period-correct restraint. The real question isn't the cosmetics—it's whether a no-reserve C3 in this era still commands respect or if the market's moved on.