Three classic American icons — two Ford Galaxies and a Dodge Royal Pace Car — highlight the No Reserve Ohio Collection.
Three timeless American classics from The No Reserve Ohio Collection will cross the block this November at the GAA Classic Cars Auction in Greensboro, North Carolina. These cars represent the golden years of Detroit performance and craftsmanship, and with no reserve, every one of them will find a new home.
1960 Ford Galaxie Fastback
This striking Blue-on-Blue 1960 Ford Galaxie Fastback captures early ’60s muscle elegance with a 352 CI / 360 HP High-Performance V8 paired to a 3-speed manual column shift and solid lifters. The car’s title notes an odometer discrepancy, but that hasn’t dulled its appeal as part of this special no-reserve collection. The perfect blend of power and nostalgia, it’s ready to make its mark again on auction day.
1965 Ford Galaxie 500 Coupe
Also part of the lineup is a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 Coupe, finished in Maroon with a Tan interior. Showing just 34,000 actual miles, this two-owner survivor comes equipped with a 390 CI engine and 4-speed manual transmission featuring a floor-mounted shifter. It’s a true representation of mid-’60s American performance — powerful, elegant, and remarkably well-preserved.
1954 Dodge Royal Pace Car Convertible
Rounding out the trio is a piece of Mopar history: a 1954 Dodge Royal Pace Car Convertible. Powered by a 241 CI HEMI V8 with automatic transmission, this bright Yellow convertible comes with power steering, power top, dual exhaust, factory wire wheels, and the factory Continental kit. The original top still wears its Royal emblem, adding authenticity to its pace car heritage. While the title notes it exceeds mechanical limits, its visual and historical appeal is undeniable.
Each car offers a rare chance to own a part of America’s motoring past — and all are selling at no reserve.
The GAA Classic Cars Auction runs this November in Greensboro, NC, and with no minimums, these collector favorites are guaranteed to sell.
Call (855) 862-2257 or visit GAA Classic Cars for details and to register to bid.
Which of these vintage machines would you drive home — the early muscle of the Galaxie, the mid-’60s 4-speed coupe, or the stylish Dodge pace car?
