Wednesday on Bring a Trailer and the lineup reads like someone raided the trophy cases of three different decades simultaneously. We’ve got a barely-driven widow-maker Porsche, an American Cobra with a big-block heart, a Viper built for track days, and a few other gems that deserve your eyeballs and your paddle finger. Everything’s fresh to the block with bidding just getting started, so now is exactly the time to get acquainted before the sharks start circling.
237-Mile Signal Yellow 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS
Two hundred and thirty-seven miles. On a GT2 RS. Someone bought the most extreme air-cooled-adjacent 911 Porsche makes, painted it in the most eye-searing yellow available, and apparently just… stared at it. The GT2 RS is the widowmaker reborn — 700 horsepower, rear-wheel drive, no manual option because Porsche decided you can’t handle the responsibility. Values on these have been climbing steadily as the enthusiast world wakes up to just how special they are. Check out this Signal Yellow 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS on Bring a Trailer before it gets serious.
496-Powered, Aluminum-Bodied Shelby Cobra CSX4000 4-Speed
The CSX4000 series represents Shelby’s continuation Cobras built with genuine Shelby American heritage — aluminum body, big-block power, and a four-speed to row through the gears like Carroll intended. A 496-cubic-inch V8 in a car that weighs next to nothing is the kind of math that ends careers and marriages. These aren’t cheap kit-car knockoffs; they carry real Shelby lineage and command real money. Dig into this 496-powered aluminum-bodied Shelby Cobra CSX4000 on Bring a Trailer and try not to lose your mind.
20k-Mile 2001 Dodge Viper GTS ACR
The ACR — American Club Racer — was Dodge’s factory track package for the Viper, and the GTS coupe wearing those initials is one of the great driver’s cars of the early 2000s. Twenty thousand miles means this one actually got used, which honestly makes it more interesting than a trailer queen — you know it’s been sorted. The Gen 3 GTS with ACR bits is having a proper moment in the collector market right now as Gen X buyers cash in their nostalgia chips. See this 20k-mile 2001 Dodge Viper GTS ACR on Bring a Trailer while the bidding is still quiet.
3,300-Mile 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
The GT350 is one of the finest Mustangs Ford ever built, full stop — that flat-plane crank 5.2-liter Voodoo V8 revving to 8,250 RPM is the stuff of legends, and a 2020 model with only 3,300 miles means someone is sitting on essentially a new car that Ford no longer makes. The GT350 was discontinued after 2020, which means the ceiling on these is only going higher as time passes. Place your watch on this 3,300-mile 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 at Bring a Trailer before the Voodoo faithful show up.
1979 Suzuki GS-1000 at No Reserve
The GS-1000 is the bike that proved Japanese manufacturers could build a superbike that actually handled, not just drag-stripped. When it launched in 1978, it embarrassed a lot of European iron on the road course, and the enthusiast community has never forgotten. No reserve means this one sells to whoever shows up, which is either the best news or the most dangerous news depending on your relationship with vintage Japanese motorcycles. Don’t sleep on this no-reserve 1979 Suzuki GS-1000 on Bring a Trailer — it will find a new home today.
1,100-Mile 2016 Jaguar F-Type Project 7
The Project 7 is the most bonkers F-Type Jaguar ever built — a limited-production, open-top roadster inspired by the D-Type, complete with a single-hump fairing behind the driver’s head. Only 250 were allocated for the US market, making this one of the rarest modern Jaguars you’ll find anywhere. Eleven hundred miles on a car this exclusive and this dramatic is almost criminal, but it means the lucky buyer gets a virtually untouched piece of Jaguar’s recent greatest hits. Have a look at this 1,100-mile 2016 Jaguar F-Type Project 7 on Bring a Trailer and try to find a reason not to bid.
1,800-Mile 2011 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 3ZR
The C6 ZR1 was America’s answer to every supercar argument, packing a supercharged 6.2-liter LS9 under a polycarbonate hood window so you could admire the engine doing the work. The 3ZR package is the top-trim configuration, meaning this car left the factory with everything Chevrolet had to offer. Eighteen hundred miles in fifteen years is barely enough to warm the tires up, and the C6 ZR1 is quietly becoming one of the most undervalued American performance cars on the planet. Watch this 1,800-mile 2011 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 3ZR on Bring a Trailer — the market is waking up to these fast.
1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce at No Reserve
The Series 2 Spider Veloce is Pininfarina coachwork at its most timeless — low, sensuous, and completely honest about what a sports car is supposed to make you feel. The twin-cam 1750 engine in Veloce tune was the hot setup, and a no-reserve tag means the seller is ready to deal regardless of where the market lands today. These old Alfas demand patience and affection in equal measure, but the reward is one of the most emotionally satisfying driving experiences Italian engineers ever put on four wheels. Explore this no-reserve 1969 Alfa Romeo 1750 Spider Veloce on Bring a Trailer before a romanticist snaps it up.
2014 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4×4 at No Reserve
Not everything has to be a screaming exotic — sometimes the smart money is on a bulletproof truck-based SUV that will outlast everything else in today’s lineup by a couple of decades. The 4th-gen 4Runner Limited with 4×4 is the one overlanders and pragmatic enthusiasts alike obsess over, and no-reserve means the market will set a fair price without seller interference. Used 4Runner values have been stubbornly strong for years because buyers have figured out they simply don’t break. Check out this no-reserve 2014 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4×4 on Bring a Trailer if you want something that’ll still be running when the Porsche needs its third engine.
That’s your Wednesday roundup — a murderers’ row of performance icons, a pair of no-reserve wild cards, and one sensible truck to keep everyone honest. Bidding is just getting started on all of these, so bookmark your favorites and check back as the clocks run down. The GT2 RS and the Project 7 alone make today one of the better BaT lineups of the year.
