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    Success Stories | Wheels

    BaT Auction Success Story: Wheels on Wheels with frenchfelgen You Should Know

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    This Success Story comes to us from frenchfelgen—a serial BaT seller and wheel purveyor with over 100 listings to date. In May 2024, he sold a set of BBS LM wheels to BaT user JoeCab for his Ferrari F355 and a set of BBS GT-II wheels to L39E for his widebody 993 911. He followed up with both of them for their thoughts, and provided his own account from a seller’s perspective.
    From JoeCab, the winning bidder on the set of BBS LM wheels for his Ferrari F355:
    My original F355 wheels were in rough shape; the fronts suffered from cracks in the inner barrels and had been poorly repaired. As you know, magnesium is not easily repairable, and the alloy can develop hidden porosity issues that are not visible under the paint. So I didn’t really consider the original wheels a safe option for anything other than car shows.

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    Editorial | The Weekly Weird and Wonderful

    This Week’s Weird and Wonderful—September 5, 2025 — Explained

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    It’s been a short week thanks to Labor Day, but for many of us that just meant packing five days of work into four. The real tragedy of this is that it likely left you with even less time to peruse the endless scroll of interesting vehicles that arrived on our pages over the last several days. Do not despair! Your humble editors have taken it upon themselves to look at every single listing, and select a small list of the most unusual and notable cars from the crowded field.

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    BaT and 1600veloce at The Bridge Cars & Coffee—September 14 in Bridgehampton, New York — Explained

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    The organizers behind the The Bridge IX present The Bridge Cars and Coffee—a free Sunday event open to the public as part of the broader automotive weekend. Together with BaT seller and Local Partner 1600veloce, we’re excited to be this year’s presenting sponsors! The event will take place on September 14, from 9am to 11am at The Bridgehampton Museum—Corwith House.

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    Editorial | Question of the Week

    Question of the Week: What Car had the top Brochure of All Time?—WINNER’S UPDATE

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    WINNER’S ANNOUNCEMENT:
    This week we asked you what car had the best brochure of all time? Normally, being bombarded with sales collateral isn’t an experience we’d sign up for voluntarily, but the brochures you shared had us thoroughly delighted from start to finish.

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    Collections | Editorial | German | Race Cars

    Gruppe P, Part IX from The Bond Group and Road Scholars You Should Know

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    With the Gruppe P collection from Bond Group and Road Scholars, we’ve been celebrating Porsche’s 75th anniversary for three years running. With the superlative Stuttgarters they keep bringing to the site, the collection (now at nine parts and counting) just keeps getting more exciting. Several of the Porsches offered in Part IX have our jaws on the floor, including our first-ever Porsche 904 GTS, our third Porsche 910 (the first—chassis #022—appeared in Part I), a pair of 356 Speedsters with your choice of taillights, a factory-built 914-6 GT Group 4 racer, and a Carrera GT with less than 2k miles on the clock.

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    Editorial | Sounds Good | Video Inspiration

    Video Inspiration: Concerto for V12 in Zandvoort, by Colombo: A Practical Look

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    Our newest treasure trove of onboard clips comes from Robbert Alblas, who for the last three years has been filling up his YouTube channel with rich cinematic footage taken from behind the wheel of various historic racers. This week we’re highlighting a video featuring a faithfully recreated Ferrari 250 GTO ripping through an old layout of the Zandvoort circuit with Dutch racing legend Nicky Pastorelli at the helm. This particular car was built over several years by Ferrari specialists Roelofs Engineering using a mix of original factory components and custom parts. And while not one of the original cars produced in the early ’60s, it’s a 250 GTO in every other way.

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    Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Beautiful: Czech
    Graceful: Czech
    Unique: Czech
    Czech: Czech”

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    looselugnut commented on 1941 Tatra T87

    “I took my driving test in my Mom’s 75′ Grand Safari Wagon.(same body as this car). one of the longest cars ever built.. I had to parallel park it to get my license.
    After going through a blinking red light, the state patrol officer said if you can get this car out of this space without turning over any of the traffic cones, he would give me my license.. My father was laughing so hard he almost fell down.
    Some how I ended up with my drivers license..”

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    Jdukem commented on 1976 Pontiac Grand Safari

    “The “Daytona 500” connection is quite plausible. Pontiac VP of PR Bob Emerick was a good friend of Bill France Sr., and Pontiac was the official pace car at Daytona for many years.
    As part of that arrangement, speedway executives all drove new “loaner” Pontiacs, and many were allowed to “spec’ them any way they wanted. A loaded full-size wagon could have been part of this rotation.
    In my time there, after suffering through several months in a red on red 4-door Phoenix, I ordered a two-tone 5…”

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    200mph commented on 1976 Pontiac Grand Safari

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    Yesterday’s comments of note: A Practical Look

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    A few of the comments that stood out to us yesterday:

    “Just at the point when after all these years, and carefully observing thousands of listings, you begin to think you’re getting a handle on the collector car market, something like this comes along and puts you back in your place.”

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    stev0001 commented on LS3-Powered 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Sport Coupe ICON Derelict

    “@mhawkeONT When you get behind the perfectly placed seat and controls slung very low and see the iconic view out of the windshield you know you’re in something very special. You see it you feel it. Going through the gears it just sings, the shifter like a rifle bolt unlike any other. The pedals are place PERFECTLY for heal and toeing. The intake and exhaust climbs to insane levels particularly in 2nd gear, the balance and steering weight are just sublime. Brake pedal feel is just right.…”

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    1982Mondial commented on One-Owner, 4,300-Mile 2005 Acura NSX-T 6-Speed

    “Look at that engine compartment.. not only can you actually see that beautiful big block engine, you can even see the road below! God I miss the simplicity of these old cars! They will forever be timeless.”

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    kenzied1565 commented on 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu COPO L72 427/425 4-Speed

    “Gorgeous, significant milestone car! Way ahead of its time. Wonderful restoration and great to see it here on BaT. We’re all excited to see what it will do, as well as the interest and conversations it will spark. If only it were in the U.S., dang!”

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    CarGuy70 commented on 1941 Tatra T87

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    BaT Podcast | Editorial

    A Look at bruce Meyer on Collecting, Cobras, and Lowriders – Remastered

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    In this encore episode, the legendary Bruce Meyer talks about his early discovery of BaT, his start as a paper boy, racing motorcycles in college, his first Porsche, race cars built by hot rodders, a lifetime of Cobras, Tahoe in the 1960s, “air cars”, his involvement with the Petersen Automotive Museum, and his love of the LA lowrider community.

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    Editorial | The Weekly Weird and Wonderful

    What to Know About this Week’s Weird and Wonderful—September 13, 2025

    Byjustpastevehicles August 28, 2026

    This week, strange and interesting vehicles were thick on the ground here on BaT. Right now, we probably have enough material to populate a half-dozen Weird & Wonderful lists, but we’re not going to do that to you (or us). We’ve narrowed it down to the 14 cars below, though we heartily encourage you to explore others like the Oliver Cletrac Crawler, Rhino RTV XTI, Arcimoto Deliverator, Panther Lima, and other oddities on our live auctions page.

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