
The seller claims that it is a pre-production car and doesn't have the rear center console or power seats that were found on the later production version.
The great thing about this car is that despite its historical value, people actually drove it. It wasn't tucked it away in a garage. It has 133,000 miles on it and, well, looks like any well taken care of 133,000 mile M6. The paint is blemished and the driver's seat bolster needs to be repaired.
The M6 is just a brilliant car and one that any car-geek would want to own. Hopefully whoever buys this one will put another 133,000 miles on. M6s, whether they are #1 or #1756, are cars that are meant to be driven.
Located in Lake Hopatcong, NJ, click here to see the eBay listing.

This car just doesn't look "right" to me. It has all the elements of a successful 1990s sports car, but it just doesn't come together somehow.
This one has just under 900 miles on it. The seller claims it's one of only 18 made. He doesn't mention if it's titled as a Ford or a Kelly.
In my mind the only reason (and valid one, I suppose) to buy this car would be for its uniqueness and performance.
This car is one of the many reasons I love doing this blog. If I wasn't looking for something to write about, I'd have never found this car and therefor never would have known it existed. Even though I have no desire to own it, it's still cool to know (a very little) about it.
Located in Fontana, CA, click here to see the eBay listing.

An ex-SCCA Alliance Cup car, this Alliance is all set up for Le Mons. It actually may be too nice looking for a Le Mons car. The best part about it? The "sponsor"; F-ING.
Located in Portland, OR, click here to see the eBay listing.