a selection of our sold portfolio
This 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer received a new suspension, paint, woodgrain, and fuel injection in 2019. A lovely driver quality example with no rust and ice cold AC, it was a turn key "Waggy" ready for its next enthusiast owner. A successful consignment sale closed in under 30 days.
This 1994 Chevrolet Corvette had only 31K original miles and spent its life as part of collections. Perhaps the closest example to museum quality I have ever driven, the Corvette sold in 25 days.
This 1971 Brands Hatch Green Corvette received a major brake, suspension, and exhaust upgrade in 2022. The prior owner addressed the vacuum system and cosmetics. This C3 sold 6 days from its listing date to a gentleman prepared to take on the cosmetic portion of the restoration.
This 1989 Bronco was a passion project for the prior owner but an absolute basket case. SashDrives replaced the wheels and tires, repaired the in-op sound system, replaced the cooling system, and found the next enthusiast buyer in Memphis TN, delivering the Bronco to their doorstep 10 days after listing.
This 2006 e46 BMW M3 convertible had only 45K miles and one owner. Just an outstanding well maintained example of an iconic car. SashDrives addressed wheel refinishing, paint correction, a new battery, and an oil service before selling the M3 4 days post listing.
This 1991 Isuzu Trooper II spent its first 25 years as a farm vehicle. I purchased it as part of my private collection and rebuilt the top-end of the motor, replaced the clutch and rear main seal, replaced the brakes and tires, and completely removed the interior and replaced/repaired carpet, upholstery, vinyl, and sound. It sold to a baker from Asheville NC the same day I listed it for sale.
This 2014 Audi RS7 is a veritable rocket. SashDrives designed, ordered, and negotiated for the original owner in 2014. We then listed and sold the RS7 in 2025 with only 48K miles on the odometer to the CEO of a digital marketing company in the greater Chicago area. Pre-sale we addressed paint correction, a new battery, oil service, and a brake fluid flush. We even replaced the batteries on the key
This 1995 Dodge Viper was referred to us by a restoration partner. With 31K on the odometer, and finished in rare Emerald Green Metallic. It featured bronze wheels, a short shifter, and various bits and baubles including its original wheels and exhaust system. This Viper was a bit of a unicorn. It sold the day after the listing went live to an enthusiast in Tennessee.
This e39 540I was acquired from the original owner with only 95K miles on the odometer. Under my ownership it received a three step paint correction, new thrust arm bushings, brakes, tires, an alternator, and regular servicing. It was sold to an aircraft mechanic from Alabama who furthered progress by restoring the entire steering and suspension systems.
This 2014 Porsche 911 was as beautiful as it was fast. Finished in Anthracite Brown Metallic over a coffee colored full leather interior, it was... well perfect. If it had three pedals instead of two I would be driving it today. The rare color combo required a specific buyer. It took over 9 weeks from listing to find that person but the Carrera went to a great home.
Outside of its fuel economy, I consider the Lexus GX the most perfect family hauler. I have owned one, and in 2024 SashDrives marketed and sold two of them, including this one-owner 2016 GX460 with 105K miles and every possible option from the Lexus catalogue. This is another one I wish I had kept for myself.
This lightly modified 1988 "XJ" Jeep Cherokee was acquired in Alabama. SashDrives refreshed the cooling system, shocks, transmission pan gasket, and repaired the drivers' seat. Featuring ice cold AC, Bluetooth sound, and power features, the XJ was a blast to drive. When listed I received an email from a gentleman in Poland the very next day. I placed the XJ on a transport that took her to Savannah