May delivered one of the biggest Classic Car Auctions of the year, with an incredible line-up of nearly 200 vehicles going under the hammer. The depth and diversity of the catalogue drove strong attendance and sustained bidding throughout the event, with everything from hot rods to modern Australian performance cars attracting serious buyer interest. Below are just some of the standout results from a memorable month.

1968 Dodge Charger Restomod – Sold for $137,000
A show-stopping restomod, this left-hand-drive 1968 Dodge Charger was finished in Grey Metallic and showed 73,158 kilometres. Power came from a modern 6.4-litre V8 paired with a 5-speed automatic transmission featuring paddle shift. Blending classic muscle car styling with contemporary performance, the Charger was one of the strongest performers of the auction.

1929 Dodge Panel Van – Sold for $40,000
Finished in custom Metallic Cream and Tan, this authentic V8 hot rod panel van showed 53,505 miles and featured a full custom interior. With its unique commercial body style and hot rod credentials, it generated strong interest from collectors seeking something truly distinctive.

1928 Ford Model A Hot Rod – Sold for $55,000
This striking Model A Hot Rod showed just 2,110 miles and was powered by a 4.1-litre V8 featuring dramatic 8‑stack induction. Configured as a single-cab utility and paired with an automatic transmission, it offered classic hot rod attitude with eye-catching presentation.

1965 Ford Mustang Convertible – Sold for $65,000
A fully restored right-hand-drive example, this two-door Mustang Convertible was finished in red and powered by the ever-popular 289ci (4.7‑litre) V8 petrol engine paired with an automatic transmission. Open-top cruising and strong V8 performance ensured consistent bidder engagement.

1979 De Tomaso Longchamp – Sold for $50,000
A rare European grand tourer, this two-door Longchamp coupe was finished in red and featured rear-wheel drive with a 5.8‑litre V8 petrol engine. Paired with a rare four-speed manual transmission and showing 84,128 miles, the De Tomaso stood out as an uncommon and collectible offering.

2017 HSV Commodore GEN‑F2 R8 LSA 30th Anniversary – Sold for $89,000
Finished in striking orange and showing 60,974 kilometres, this GEN‑F2 R8 LSA 30th Anniversary model was powered by a supercharged 6.2‑litre V8 paired with a semi‑automatic transmission. Representing the final era of HSV’s supercharged sedans, it attracted strong modern‑classic interest.

These results represent just a snapshot of what was a hugely successful May Classic Car Auction. With almost 200 vehicles sold and strong demand across every segment, the auction once again highlighted the depth and confidence of the classic and enthusiast car market. We look forward to carrying this momentum into our upcoming LIVE Classic Car Auctions in June.