SEVEN82MOTORS October auction is live
Covering classic Aussie and American muscle, custom pickups, high-quality restomods, street machines and hot rods, the latest stock drop auction from SEVEN82MOTORS is the biggest ever.
For this auction, a total of 41 highly-desirable vehicles have filled the SEVEN82MOTORS Nerang facility to capacity, with some amazing restorations, mild customs - and wilder customs! - amongst the consignments. Bidding opened on Monday, 11 October and closes from 7:00PM on Monday, 18 October.
As with past SEVEN82MOTORS auctions, there will be three open days for in-person vehicle inspections.
Both the ‘Late Night Shopping’ on Thursday, 14 October from 5:00PM to 8:00PM and the main ‘Open Day’ on Saturday, 16 October from 8:00AM to 2:00PM will feature a DJ and barber on site, along with merchandise, coffee and more. The ‘Last Minute Monday’ is for genuine inspections only on Monday, 18 October from 9:00AM to 4:00PM.
If you’re unable to attend an open day and view the vehicles in person, SEVEN82MOTORS has provided as much detail and data as possible on each consignment online, including a big deck of photos for each vehicle.
There’s been a small tweak to the photos for this auction, with an ‘overview’ of the vehicle provided in the first half dozen images, followed by dozens more, ensuring potential buyers have as much information and imagery as possible to help their purchasing decision.
If you’re new to the online auction process, SEVEN82MOTORS has prepared a handy how-to video explaining how to create an account, register as a new bidder and bid on current auctions. You can view that video HERE.
Also carrying over from previous auctions is the ‘soft close’ feature that automatically extends the closure time on a consignment if a last-second bid is made – allowing registered bidders the opportunity to better a late bid.
As with previous SEVEN82MOTORS stock drop auctions, there are plenty of outstanding vehicles to choose from in this one, including Aussie classics, US muscle, Aussie muscle and some very cool customised hot rods and American pickups. And every vehicle is of the high standard that SEVEN82MOTORS is renowned for.
All consignments for this auction carry a reserve, which shows on the listing when the reserve has been met.
With 41 consignments for this auction, there’s plenty to pick from. Here are a few highlights.
1956 Ford F100 custom pickup
600ci Big Block Ford V8, 3-speed auto, airbags, 22/24-inch wheels, all-steel body, custom interior.
This F100 has been through a full, ground up, nut and bolt professional build.
The chassis rails have been boxed and a custom tubular brace added through the centre section, while the body – all in steel - has been extensively customised, including a roof chop, shaved doors and widened guards.
The front end is now a Mustang II-style IFS with R&P power steering. The rear end has a parallel four link with Watts link.
Powering this beast is a 600ci Big Block Ford V8 built by Steve Schmidt Competition Engines out of Indianapolis in the USA. This 800hp engine is paired to a Turbo 400 automatic with 3500 stall converter, custom driveshaft and 9-inch Race Products diff.
A 3.5-inch stainless steel exhaust system, Wilwood disc brakes front and rear and full airbag suspension with Accuair elevel air management also feature, while the detailed undercarriage has everything polished or neatly painted a bold red to match the bold red custom interior that includes leather seat trim tilt steering column, reproduction ’40 Ford steering wheel and Dakota Digital gauges.
To see more on this high-spec custom pickup that’s engineer approved and QLD registered, click HERE
1976 Holden LX Torana SS hatchback
253ci V8, 3-speed auto, full rotisserie restoration to factory appearance.
This genuine 1976 Holden Torana SS has been through a 3-year, nut and bolt restoration.
Factory built with a 253ci V8 and Tri-matic automatic, and finished in Mandarin Red with Chamois and Black trim, the car has been fully restored to these specifications. The quality of the restoration is excellent, with great attention to detail throughout.
The paint and panel work has been completed to an extremely high standard, too, and presents extremely well.
The period correct 253ci Holden V8 has been rebuilt, with a mild cam fitted by Mad Race Engines. The Holden Tri-matic automatic transmission has also been rebuilt and there’s also a custom exhaust by Extreme Custom Engineering, Banjo diff and a Brown and Davis fuel tank.
The completely refinished interior presents as it did the day it left the showroom, with the seats and door trims recovered in factory Chamois vinyl and the dash, centre console, carpets and headliner all redone.
See more on this desirable Aussie classic HERE.
1959 Chevrolet 3100 Apache pickup
6.0lt V8, 3-speed auto, complete restomod-style custom rebuild.
This 1959 Chevrolet 3100 Apache SWB pickup has been tastefully resto-modded into a super tidy street truck that was built to be driven.
The body is relatively unmodified but sits lower over 20-inch artillery-style Detroit Steel wheels. The bed has been completely refinished and all the glass has been replaced.
A modern L98 6.0L fuel-injected LS V8 provides great performance and modern reliability and is paired to a Turbo 400 automatic and Camaro 10-bolt rear end.
The front end has been converted to a Mustang II IFS with rack and pinion power steering and power disc brakes.
This pickup’s cool, mild-custom interior features a TMI bolstered bench seat, new carpets and one-off door cards, kick panels and headliner.
The dash features Dakota Digital VHX series gauges, push button start, a 9-inch Alpine Halo 9 touchscreen, “Vintage Air” air conditioning, new polished tilt steering column and a Lokar style auto shifter.
For more images and info on this outstanding restomod pickup, click HERE.
1975 Ford XB Falcon GT sedan
351ci V8, 3-speed auto, full restoration, interesting history.
This Genuine 1975 Ford XB GT sedan has been fully restored and has a great history.
Originally a special order for the manager of an ACT Ford dealership, the Tango Orange GT was factory optioned with parchment trim, power steering and protection pack, while air conditioning was fitted by the dealer.
Nearly 30 years later, the manager’s son discovered the car sitting in a barn as a bare shell with boxes of parts. A full, 18-month restoration was done before the car was gifted back to the original owner for his 76th birthday.
The car runs its original 351ci V8, paired to an automatic transmission, with the power steering and protection pack refitted, along with original 12 slotter wheels and rebuilt suspension. The interior was refurbished using as many original parts as possible.
Books, restoration photos and an authentication letter from Ford are included. The original chrome bumpers were replaced with colour coded bumpers during the restoration, but the originals will be included with the sale.
For more details on this investment grade Aussie muscle classic, click HERE
1968 Dodge Charger
318ci V8, 3-speed auto, disc brake upgrade, retrimmed interior.
The ’68 Charger is one of the most iconic muscle cars of all time!
This is a killer example of the B-Body Charger made famous by films like Bullitt and the Fast and the Furious franchise
The gloss black body on this car is laser straight, the chrome bumpers are in good shape and it sits on a set of black 15-inch steel wheels.
Under the bonnet is the standard 318ci V8 which has been fully rebuilt and paired to a Torqueflite 3-speed automatic.
Upgraded to four-wheel power disc brakes, the car has also been fully rewired, with recent work including new shocks and new mufflers.
Inside, fresh black leather has been applied to the seats and door cards, and there’s new door and window rubbers, new carpets and a new headlining. Mixing old and new, a vintage Mopar steering wheel and modern stereo have been installed. There’s air con and an anti-theft tracker, too.
For more on this American muscle icon, click HERE
1974 Holden HQ Monaro GTS 350 sedan
350ci V8, 3-speed auto, mostly original example of genuine ‘QU’ car.
A genuine, matching number 4-door GTS 350 with books, this is an example of the “QU” Monaro that’s highly regarded among collectors.
This car has survived the years incredibly well and is mostly unrestored, but was repainted a few years back in Barbados Green from its original white.
The original 350ci V8 remains, which is pretty incredible some 47 years down the track. The engine has received a set of extractors and some minor aftermarket bolt-ons which can all be rectified. The engine is paired to a Turbo 400 automatic.
Inside, the trim is showing some wear, but apart from a couple of very minor tears in the driver’s seat, has held up well.
While no show car in its current state, these are all things that can be rectified. The fact this car has all the matching numbers and documentation confirming it’s the real deal is something that can never be brought back.
For more on this Aussie muscle classic, click HERE.
1940 Ford pickup
239ci V8, 3-speed auto, right-hand drive, restored and upgraded, custom interior.
This RHD 1940 Ford pickup has been nicely restored and tastefully modified to make a period custom cruiser or standout shop truck.
Rebuilt in approximately 2010, the frame and suspension remain standard, but sway bars have been fitted front and rear
The 8BA Flathead V8 has been fully rebuilt, bored 30 thou over and fitted with a Sig Erson cam and twin Stromberg carburettors. The engine is paired to a large case C4 automatic with column shift and XW Falcon diff with 3.43 gears.
Brakes have been upgraded to XW Falcon front discs, with power assist and dual master cylinders.
The restored body has been repainted in Nardo Grey, the chrome has been refinished and it sits – lowered - on red steel wheels with wide whitewall tyres. A towbar has also been fitted.
Inside, there’s a custom trimmed bench seat and door panels, new carpets, banjo-style steering wheel, ‘Vintage Air’ air conditioning and Moon Eyes gauges.
A side-opening hard tonneau sits over a neatly finished timber bed, where the battery has been relocated.
For more details on this pickup, click HERE.
Bidding is Open
The SEVEN82MOTORS October stock drop auction opened on Monday, 11 October and runs to Monday, 18 October, with closing times staggered from 7:00PM on the day.
For more details and individual lot information, click HERE.