A collection of classic cars and motorcycles has been put up for sale as the owner looks to downsize. This collection includes vehicles that have been meticulously maintained, with some having been owned for over 35 years. The sale offers a chance to purchase these vehicles directly from the owner.

• 1959 Fiat 600 Jolly by Carrozzeria Ghia: A genuine model with matching numbers, originally used as a taxi on Catalina Island. The car is in good condition and available for $55k.
• 1971 Fiat 850 Shellette by Carrozzeria Michelotti: One of only 80 ever produced, this shoreline runabout remains unrestored and is priced at $30k.
• 1964 Morris Mini Cooper S Rally Car: An unrestored barn find with period-correct features, potentially valuable once its history is verified. Offers are invited.
• 1951 Fiat 500C Topolino: An unrestored vehicle with a period-prepped Abarth engine, featuring numerous period-correct accessories. Offers are welcomed.
• 1966 Comet Cyclone GT Convertible: A rare, unrestored factory S-code 390 GT convertible, offered at $25k.
• 1968 JEEP Gladiator Thriftside J2000 4×4: A factory short-bed stepside with a Buick-sourced V8, in original condition, priced at $20k.
• 1970 Mini Moke 850 LHD: A classic beach car ready for use, available for $15,500.
• 1989 Honda Transalp 600: A well-preserved motorcycle with only 8,000 miles, offered at $8,500.

There were also other vehicles mentioned that are not yet available but could be discussed for future sales:

• 1953 Lancia Aurelia Outlaw Coupe
• 1958 Fiat Abarth 750GT Series 1 Spider
• 1956 Alfa Giulietta Sprint Series 1
• 1951 Vincent Rapide 1000cc V Twin
• 1973 Land Rover 109 4-Door LWB Safari Wagon
• 1963½ Ford Falcon Sprint Hardtop Coupe
• 1973 Laverda 750 SF

These additional vehicles are not yet for sale but may become available depending on further decisions by the seller. The collection is located in the Santa Barbara/Ventura area. Serious buyers are invited to view the vehicles by appointment. This is a direct sale from the owner, with no intermediaries involved, offering a unique opportunity to acquire well-preserved classic vehicles. The owner says he is in Monterey for Car Week and available to discuss the collection in person. Viewings will resume in the Santa Barbara area from today.