From a 426 Hemi Plymouth GTX and a first-year C2 Corvette to a V8-swapped Austin-Healey once owned by Lisa Marie Presley, here are the ten most jaw-dropping classics and customs in the Motorious marketplace right now.
1. 1967 Plymouth GTX — $126,998
A genuine 426 Hemi GTX and one of just 312 factory-built 4-speed cars, with authenticity backed by its VIN, original fender tag, and broadcast sheet. Rotisserie-restored in its factory color combo with the original 4-speed, Dana 60 rear, and front disc brakes, it's a blue-chip Mopar that ticks every collector box. View listing
2. 1961 Chevrolet Corvette — $178,998
Rolling artwork. This custom-chassis C1 pairs flawless, factory-beating fit and finish with A/C, two tops, and a leather interior. Built to drive like a modern sports car while drawing a crowd everywhere it goes. View listing
3. 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS Pro Touring — $173,998
A no-expense-spared custom packing a 525-horsepower LS3, modern suspension and brakes, striking red paint, and a custom leather interior. With only 2,700 miles since completion, it looks as fresh as the day it was finished. View listing
4. 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Pro Touring — $141,998
A high-end body-off build with just 2,230 miles, blending stunning blue paint, a custom interior, a modern chassis, and premium components. Equally at home at a show or carving up a back road. View listing
5. 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible — $69,900
A first-year C2 in Daytona Blue Metallic, fully restored with a numbers-matching 327ci V8, numbers-matching T10 4-speed, 3.08 Posi, and both hard and soft tops. A landmark Corvette and a true milestone car. View listing
6. 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille — $89,998
A 2025 AACA Grand National first-place winner with a trophy case full of awards going back two decades. With just 43,415 actual miles and gorgeous factory Corinthian Blue paint, it's one of the most pampered Caddys you'll ever find. View listing
7. 1957 Chevrolet 210 — $89,900
The "Viper Red Revival" — a beautifully executed Tri-Five restomod finished in 2003 Viper Red with painted side inserts. Iconic '57 styling meets modern drivability and performance. View listing
8. 1966 Ford Mustang GT — $43,995
A recently restored 2+2 Fastback with full GT equipment, the "A" code 289 4-barrel V8, 4-speed manual, factory air, power steering, and a Rally Pack. Wimbledon White over a blue-and-white deluxe Pony interior — pure mid-'60s cool. View listing
9. 1955 Ford F-100 — $45,000
A classic American pickup that keeps its vintage charm while adding modern muscle: a 4-bolt 350 crate V8 with an Edelbrock carb, Mustang II-type IFS, power steering and brakes, A/C, and an automatic. The truck of everyone's family memories, upgraded. View listing
10. 1962 Austin-Healey 3000 MKII — $44,900
A British roadster with serious star power — previously owned by Lisa Marie Presley. This BT7 has been treated to a Ford 302 V8 and Tremec 5-speed swap, fresh leather, redone door panels and dash, and vintage alloy wheels. View listing
