All it looks to be is a kit car combining the retro styling of the initial Porsche investing in the front and rear ends of the 959. The hybrid concoction may own filled a niche for a present throwback to the earliest 356 clearly as the first-generation Boxster was next to market, but at which the present leaves that production now is up to debate. While we can not say the the end result is a operated of art, it surely is… original.

Follow the link for the auction page, at which the 959 Speedster is beneath reserve at $5,700 amongst a buy-it-now cost a hair beneath $11k.

[Source: eBay via PistonHeads]

Mid-to-late 70’s Pontiac Trans Ams have really been picking up steam on the collector car market. While not nearly as powerful as their more muscular 1969-1974 forebears, the later TAs certainly have a unique and gaudy manly-quality about them, helped in no small part by their association with ’70s icon Burt Reynolds and, of course, the Smokey and the Bandit movie franchise. The vehicle you see in this auction is a particularly nice example of the breed. As a 1978 Special Edition Y/82 Trans Am equipped with the desirable Pontiac 400 engine with 4-speed manual tranny, this is already a collectible vehicle. The original Hurst Hatches and AM/FM/8-track player and CB radio along with the rare rear-console add to this bird’s rarity.

For real Burt Reynolds aficionados, though, this fire-breathing Poncho offers something truly special: his signature on the dash. Not only that, Burt drove the vehicle around while he was in Georgia helping to develop Year One’s Bandit Edition replica car and it has been on television numerous times. With all it has going for it, don’t expect this car to come cheap. In fact, it’s already past $46 grand with days still to go in the auction.

[Source: eBay Motors]