Monday on Bring a Trailer and they are absolutely not easing us into the week gently. We’ve got a open-air Maserati from the golden age of Italian coachwork, a no-reserve FJ100 Land Cruiser that will have the overlanding crowd losing sleep, and a Weissach-package GT2 RS sitting quietly in the corner like it knows exactly what it’s worth. Bidding is still early and the clocks are ticking — here’s your field guide to everything worth watching today.
1970 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Spyder
Stop whatever you are doing. The Ghibli Spyder is one of the most achingly beautiful cars to ever come out of Modena — or anywhere, frankly — and the 4.7-liter V8 version is the one you want. These were built in tiny numbers and finding one at auction is the kind of event you tell your grandkids about. Get over to this 1970 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Spyder on BaT before the serious money starts flying.
2000 Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 at No Reserve
The FJ100-series Land Cruiser has gone from “reliable family hauler” to “I can’t believe what these cost now” in what feels like about fifteen minutes. The no-reserve tag means this one actually sells regardless of where bidding lands, which should light a fire under the comment section. This no-reserve 2000 Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 is exactly the kind of listing that attracts a bidding war between overlanders and collectors who just want a bombproof daily driver.
1973 Mercedes-Benz 450SLC
The 450SLC is the long-wheelbase, fixed-roof sibling to the iconic 450SL roadster, and it’s a car that tends to fly under the radar compared to its drop-top cousin — which means values are still sane-ish if you catch one at the right moment. It’s a proper grand tourer: velvet-glove comfort with a V8 soundtrack that reminds you Stuttgart used to really let loose. This 1973 Mercedes-Benz 450SLC listing deserves more attention than it usually gets.
2020 Winnebago Era 70B
Alright, hear me out — the Era 70B is built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis and it’s genuinely one of the more thoughtfully executed Class B camper vans on the market. If you’ve been watching van life content and actually want to live that life without building something yourself in your driveway, this is the move. Check out this 2020 Winnebago Era 70B for a turnkey adventure rig that still feels almost new.
Original-Owner 1992 Chevrolet K1500 Silverado Z71 4×4
Original-owner documentation on a truck this age is genuinely rare, and the Z71 off-road package was the right box to tick back when these were sold new. The OBS (Old Body Style) C/K trucks have developed a serious collector following — clean examples with documented history are only going one direction in value. This original-owner 1992 Chevy K1500 Silverado Z71 is the real deal and the kind of truck that people drive away grinning.
2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Weissach
The Weissach package on the GT2 RS is the no-excuses, strip-it-to-go-faster version of what is already a barely street-legal weapon. Carbon fiber everywhere, magnesium wheels, and a turbocharged flat-six that produces numbers that still seem slightly fictional. The GT2 RS Weissach market is robust and these don’t come up constantly, so this 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Weissach package car is absolutely worth setting a calendar alert for when the clock runs out.
6k-Mile 2015 Ferrari F12berlinetta
Six thousand miles on a naturally aspirated Ferrari V12 that makes over 700 horsepower is both delightful and a little heartbreaking — this car was born to be driven, not coddled. The F12berlinetta is increasingly seen as the last of a breed, a front-engined NA Ferrari grand tourer before the hybrid era fully took hold, and collectors are paying attention. This 6k-mile 2015 Ferrari F12berlinetta is the kind of low-mileage example that commands a serious premium.
1978 Datsun 280Z 5-Speed Project at No Reserve
No reserve on a project 280Z is the auction format that built Bring a Trailer’s reputation in the first place. The S30 and S130 Z-cars have a passionate community behind them and a seemingly endless supply of people willing to wrench on them into the small hours. This no-reserve 1978 Datsun 280Z 5-speed project is a blank canvas for someone with a vision and a good parts source bookmarked.
Three-Decades-Family-Owned 1949 Packard Custom Eight Touring Sedan at No Reserve
Three decades in one family and now it goes to auction with no reserve — that’s a story worth following all on its own. Packard’s postwar Custom Eight represents American luxury at its most optimistic, a time when the country was building big, beautiful things and not apologizing for it. This three-decades-family-owned 1949 Packard Custom Eight Touring Sedan is a piece of American automotive history that deserves a passionate new custodian.
That’s a genuinely eclectic Monday — an Italian open-top goddess, a bulletproof Japanese SUV, a track-ready 911, and a pre-war-era American land yacht all on the block at the same time. Keep your BaT notifications on and your paddle ready. We’ll be watching all of these closely as the bidding heats up.
