Sold cars

We show our sold classic and muscle cars to give buyers and sellers a clear impression of the quality, rarity and variety of vehicles that have passed through Pedal to the Metal. A sold car archive is more than a gallery; it demonstrates experience with specific makes, models, drivetrains and collector-grade cars.

From Ford Mustangs and Chevrolet Camaros to Plymouth Cudas, Pontiac GTOs, Corvettes, Shelbys and rare Mopars, our sold inventory helps customers understand the type of cars we specialize in and the level of cars we regularly handle.

A car listed on the sold cars page is no longer available for purchase from our current inventory. However, if you are interested in a similar vehicle, PTTM can help you search for one through our network, incoming inventory and personalized car search service.

Many buyers use our sold car archive as inspiration. If you see a sold Shelby, Mustang, Camaro, Cuda, Chevelle or Corvette that matches your dream car, contact us with the details and we can help look for a comparable example.

Yes. If a sold car matches the type of vehicle you are looking for, PTTM can help you search for a similar classic or muscle car. This may include a specific make, model, year, engine, color combination, transmission, restoration level or documentation standard.

Our experience with previously sold cars helps us understand what to look for and what to avoid. Whether you are searching for a numbers-matching collector car, a restored driver, a survivor car or a high-end pro-touring build, we can help define the right specification and search for a suitable vehicle.

PTTM has sold a wide range of American classics, muscle cars and collector vehicles, including Ford Mustangs, Shelby GT models, Chevrolet Camaros, Chevrolet Corvettes, Chevrolet Chevelles, Plymouth Cudas, Plymouth Superbirds, Pontiac GTOs, Dodge performance cars and other rare models.

The sold cars page includes examples from different eras, from 1960s and 1970s muscle cars to modern limited-production performance cars such as the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170. This variety shows PTTM’s broad experience in both classic American cars and high-performance collector vehicles.

The sold cars page can help you compare models, body styles, engines, transmissions and price levels from vehicles PTTM has handled before. It gives you a better idea of what types of cars exist, which models are popular and what kind of specifications may suit your goals.

For example, one buyer may be drawn to a manual Mustang Boss 302, while another may prefer a documented Corvette, a rare Mopar, a Shelby or a pro-touring Camaro. Reviewing previously sold cars is a useful step before contacting PTTM for advice or a personalized search.

Yes. PTTM regularly handles rare and collector-grade vehicles, including limited-production, high-performance and highly documented classic cars. The sold inventory includes notable models such as a Pontiac GTO “The Judge”, Plymouth Superbird, HEMI Cuda, Shelby GT500-related models, Corvette ZR1, Mustang Boss 302 and other desirable American performance cars.

For buyers, this shows that PTTM understands the importance of originality, documentation, specification and condition. For sellers, it shows that PTTM has experience presenting and selling special cars to the right audience.

Yes. If you own a high-quality classic car, muscle car, American performance car or collector vehicle, PTTM may be able to help you sell it. Our sold car archive gives potential sellers an impression of the type and quality of vehicles we have successfully handled before.

Selling through a specialist can help with presentation, valuation, buyer communication, international exposure and transaction support. If your car fits our inventory profile, PTTM can advise you on the best way to bring it to market.

Yes. PTTM works with international buyers and offers global transport support. Many classic and muscle car buyers are not located near the showroom, so clear documentation, communication, inspection support and worldwide delivery are important parts of the buying process.

If you are interested in a car currently for sale or want help finding a vehicle similar to one in our sold archive, PTTM can assist with the process from vehicle selection to international transport.

Sold car pages may display historical listing information, previous asking prices or placeholder pricing depending on how the vehicle was listed after sale. A price shown on a sold car should not always be treated as a current market value or an active offer.

Classic car values can change based on market demand, originality, documentation, condition, restoration quality and rarity. If you want to understand the current value of a similar car, PTTM can provide guidance based on today’s market and the specific vehicle you are looking for.

If you missed out on a sold car, the best next step is to contact PTTM and share the exact model or specification you are looking for. Include details such as make, model, year, engine, transmission, color preference, originality, restoration level and budget.

Our team can advise whether similar cars may become available and can help search for the right example. The sold cars archive is a useful starting point: even if the exact car is no longer available, it helps us understand your taste and find a comparable classic or muscle car.