Horrid, slow cars but nonetheless collectible. The one I was involved with was the later Ford V8 version (those only came with automatics).
By Colin Wood
Jul 15, 2021
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Bricklin,
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Car Catcher,
Carlisle Auctions,
SV-1
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One of less than 3000 ever built: This 1974 Bricklin SV-1 claims to be an all-original, numbers-matching example.
The seller also notes the SV-1, equipped with the AMC-sourced 5.9-liter V8, was recently serviced.
Finished in white over a tan and brown interior, you can find this 1974 Bricklin SV-1 available through Carlisle Auctions.
Horrid, slow cars but nonetheless collectible. The one I was involved with was the later Ford V8 version (those only came with automatics).
That interior looks like a roadgoing version of a Bond villain's office.
In reply to MadScientistMatt :
Haha! True XD
Do they review canoes?
My buddy has a tan one in his barn, along with 2 Midgets, MGB, a London taxi, and a '27 Dodge.
As a teenager in the Seventies, I never really dug the Bricklin. Kind of cool, but so many rough edges.
Bricklins are neat cars, but remember the SV-1 stands Safety Vehicle -1, oh and some enthusiasts turn the Ford 351 Winsor engines into BOSS 351 Winsor or Cobra 351 Winsor.
In reply to MadScientistMatt :
Well it was the 70's after all. ;)
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