Parts

This Tubi Style exhaust system was manufactured in Italy and designed to fit 1989-1993 Ferrari 348 models. The system is constructed of stainless steel and features 54mm main pipes, dual inlets and outlets, and quad polished 70mm exhaust tips. This Tubi Style exhaust system was acquired by the seller in 1994 and is now offered at no reserve with a…

This removable hardtop was made by Royal Coachman Dynaplastics Corporation of South El Monte, California, and will reportedly fit Series I and II Jaguar XKE roadsters. It was purchased new by the seller in 1975 and features a textured black finish, chrome trim, a plexiglass rear window, rubber seals, a white headliner, and mounting brackets.

These four 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 6″ and 8″ in width and were reportedly removed from a 1987 Porsche 911. The wheels are mounted with Michelin tires and feature forged construction, anodized lips, black centers, and valve stems. Gallery photos show production marks including Porsche part numbers, wheel dimensions, offset measurements, and…

This Ferrari Colombo V12 engine was recently removed from the seller’s 1957 Ferrari 250 GT, and it is believed by the seller to be a 3.0-liter Tipo 128E version built for an early-1960s 250 GTE model. Components include a flywheel, starter, generator, cooling fan assembly, dual distributors, black-finished exhaust manifolds, dual Fram oil filters,…

This rear decklid with spoiler was reportedly removed from a 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera and was acquired by the seller in 2012. The part is finished in red and constructed of a fiberglass panel bonded to a steel frame. Features a black spoiler lip, a black aluminum grille, a Carrera badge, and a Porsche part number stamping.

This set of five 15″ wheels measure 6″ in width and were produced by Kelsey-Hayes as optional equipment for 1967 Chevrolet Corvettes. The wheels feature radial fins, chamfered bolt holes, starburst center caps, and retaining rings. One wheel is mounted with a Goodyear Power Cushion thin-whitewall tire.

This air cleaner assembly was removed from a 1968 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 in the mid-1980s according to the seller. Parts consist of an air cleaner housing, a flexible dry air filter element, six Weber carburetor top covers, fuel lines with banjo fittings, paper gaskets, and assorted hardware. These Ferrari components are now offered at no reserve by…

This five-piece luggage set was produced by Schedoni for use with a Ferrari 512 TR. The bags are constructed of black leather and feature brass hardware and cloth linings, and each is embossed with the Ferrari prancing horse and 512 TR logos. The luggage is reportedly unused and retains the interior factory shipping cardboard.

This Porsche 912 1.6-liter flat-four was acquired by the current owner in 2021, and subsequent work included refinishing the engine tin, air cleaner housings, valve covers, and exhaust components. Additional work reportedly included replacing the fan belt, coil, carburetor gaskets, oil filter, valve cover gaskets, spark plugs, and sheet metal…

These 18” Porsche hollow-spoke wheels measure 7.5” and 10” in width and have been powder-coated metallic silver. Casting marks include manufacturer logos, part numbers, sizing, date codes, and offset information, and a set of center caps is included. The wheels were reportedly removed from a 1999 Porsche 911 but may be suitable for other…

This partial tool kit was removed from a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 according to the seller, and it includes an integrated pouch for tire-changing implements as well as a tool roll, each with twin buckles and leather straps. Components consist of a Battaini Rovate-Varese jack, a multi-piece hub puller, a Globemaster cross-peen hammer, a soft-blow…