Bring a Trailer is serving up an absolute fever dream of a lineup today — we’re talking 993 miles on a Weissach-package widow-maker at one end of the spectrum and a genuine military HMMWV at the other, with a ’68 GTO convertible and a Beck 904 replica thrown in for good measure. Nobody does eclectic like BaT, and today’s slate is proof. Bids are still early across the board, so if any of these have your name on them, now’s the time to get in the game.
993-Mile 2018 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Weissach
Under a thousand miles on a GT2 RS with the Weissach package — this is essentially a time-capsule version of one of the most ferocious 911s ever built. The Weissach package strips weight with carbon fiber and magnesium components, and on a car that already had the internet losing its mind when it debuted, that’s saying something. Collectors have been hoarding these since the ink dried on the window sticker, and a sub-1,000-mile example is the kind of thing that shows up once and then disappears into a climate-controlled garage forever. Bid on this 993-mile GT2 RS Weissach on Bring a Trailer before it does exactly that.
1968 Shelby Mustang GT500 Fastback
A real ’68 Shelby GT500 fastback is the kind of car that makes grown adults forget their budgets entirely. These big-block Shelbys occupy a sacred spot in American muscle history — Carroll Shelby’s fingerprints, that long fastback roofline, and enough cubic inches to make your knees weak. Values on legitimate GT500s have been climbing steadily, and a ’68 fastback is about as photogenic as it gets. Check out this 1968 Shelby GT500 Fastback auction and prepare yourself emotionally for what the hammer price might be.
37k-Mile 2013 BMW 650i xDrive M Sport Convertible
The E63/F12-generation 6 Series doesn’t get nearly enough love, and a 650i with M Sport trim and xDrive all-wheel drive is genuinely a lot of grand touring car for what these trade for on the used market today. Thirty-seven thousand miles means it’s barely been touched, and the twin-turbo V8 in these things is silky smooth when it’s healthy. This is the kind of understated European drop-top that lets you feel fancy without announcing it to the whole neighborhood. See the full listing for this low-mile BMW 650i xDrive M Sport Convertible and decide if the 6 Series renaissance starts with your driveway.
Modified 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STi at No Reserve
A modified STi at no reserve is the kind of listing that gets the forums fired up — someone’s project car is hitting the open market with no floor, which means the market decides what it’s worth, full stop. The 2007 STi is a solid-generation car, but “modified” is always the word that makes you want to scroll through the photos very carefully. Dig into this no-reserve modified 2007 Subaru WRX STi listing and figure out whether someone built their dream or someone else’s nightmare.
1968 Pontiac GTO Convertible
The Goat. The original muscle car. A ’68 GTO convertible is one of those quintessentially American combinations — big engine, wind in your hair, zero apologies. The 1968 model year brought a restyled body that remains one of the cleanest looks Pontiac ever penned, and the convertible version is a summer car in the purest sense. Place a bid on this 1968 Pontiac GTO Convertible before someone with better self-control than you does.
Beck 904 GTS
The Beck 904 is what happens when a serious replica builder decides to honor one of Porsche’s most beautiful racing cars from the 1960s, and the result is genuinely stunning to behold. Beck has been building these for decades with a well-earned reputation, and for drivers who want the mid-engine, open-road magic of a 904 Carrera GTS without the seven-figure museum-piece anxiety, this is the answer. It’s not a factory Porsche, but it’s not trying to fool anyone — it’s trying to let you drive something spectacular. Explore this Beck 904 GTS replica listing on Bring a Trailer and tell me that silhouette doesn’t make you smile.
2021 Thor Motor Coach Magnitude BH35
Yes, BaT lists RVs now, and honestly, a Class C Super C motorcoach built on a Ford F-550 chassis with a 2021 build date is a perfectly reasonable thing for a gearhead family to consider. The Magnitude BH35 is a bunk-house layout rig, meaning it’s built for hauling the whole crew, and 2021 vintage means modern creature comforts without too much depreciation pain already baked in. It’s not a Porsche, but after a long race weekend, a place to sleep beats a tent every single time. Check out the 2021 Thor Motor Coach Magnitude BH35 on Bring a Trailer and start planning the ultimate car-show road trip.
2004 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 Z71 at No Reserve
The Avalanche is one of those trucks that people either completely get or completely don’t, and the Z71 off-road package on the 1500 platform makes a strong case for the believers. These have been creeping up in collector interest as the early-2000s Chevy truck market heats up, and a no-reserve listing means someone is ready to let the chips fall. Bid on this no-reserve 2004 Chevrolet Avalanche Z71 before the truck crowd swoops in.
AM General M1114 HMMWV
Because of course there’s a military Humvee on BaT today, and honestly, why not. The M1114 is the up-armored variant of the HMMWV platform, which means this thing was built to take a beating in places most of us will never go. Civilian Humvees have had their moment, but a real AM General military-spec rig carries a completely different energy — this is the actual working tool, not the fashion statement. See the AM General M1114 HMMWV listing on Bring a Trailer and ask yourself how serious you really are about your off-road credentials.
That’s today’s BaT snapshot — from a near-perfect GT2 RS Weissach to a battle-hardened military HMMWV, with a ’68 GTO and a Beck 904 filling out the middle in style. Bids are just getting started across the board, so bookmark what catches your eye and check back as the auctions heat up. We’ll be watching.
