Vintage Cars

Owned 16 years. Restored 7 years ago.

Previously owned and restored by the late Robert Jones of Boothbay Harbor. Given to me because as Bob put it "It's a driver and there's enough of them on display, I want someone to have it who's going to drive it." I got a phone call one afternoon that said "G+G is headed your way with the A and you owe me $1!" That was "Bob". Cody Mitchell with a big nod to Jimmy Sewall have provided endless TLC and she runs like a top, I'd head to Dearborn with her tomorrow.

A true 396 SS model with factory air, this very car was featured in the Great book of Chevelles! Completely restored and in pristine condition.

Color-Bright Daytona Yellow T-top, 4 speed Limited production that year of 1970 due to factory strike in Bowling Green, Ohio. Very clean and in very good condition. Has not been used as a show car.

The Nash Metropolitan is an American automobile that was assembled in England and sold in the US. It has a three speed manual transmission.

This 1976 Triumph TR6 was built by the British Triumph Motor Company in Coventry, England. There were 28,238 TR6 cars built in 1976. I have owned this TR6 for 33 years, and I am the third owner. The TR6 has timeless styling and has a throaty Inline 6 Cylinder Engine. This TR6 has been slowly restored over time, and has been meticulously maintained. The TR6 is a great joy to drive and we will continue to enjoy driving it for years to come!

The Cabriolet model is a convenable with roll up windows. This car is considered a rare model as production was limited during those years. It was the second most expensive Model A. offered in 1931, Doctor Carpenter of Woodstock, VT. owned this car. They sold it to the Wells Automobile Museum where is stayed for many years. I purchased it from a grandson of the museum owner in 2004. Overall it is a original car and well maintained over her many years.

A very rare find of a unique automobile...most especially, in New England. Certainly turns a lot of heads and brings many smiles - to all generations.

Originally titled in Honolulu Hawaii then transferred to California before I purchased it in 2022. Currently stored in Connecticut and maintained by Meccanic Shop North Inc. in North Salem NY when not spending its summers in Boothbay Harbor. Loved for its rare black on black color combination.

I purchased this car in 1968 from the original owner. For the past 56 years the car has enjoyed summers on the Maine coast. The car is totally original, including the Honduras Maroon paint color. It is the last of the first series of Corvettes which were produced from 1953 to 1962. It has the original 327 engine producing 300 HP. In 1963 the Stingray Corvette was introduced.

Originally bought in 1975 by two local sisters in Bath, ME, beautifully restored candy apple red convertible Super Beetle. In times you may see a “Pug” in the bug cruisin’ the harbor during the summer months.

The Thing is a two wheel drive, four door, convertible. All four doors are removable and interchangeable, the windshield folds flat and the convertible roof can be removed. The Thing was manufactured in Mexico by VW and exported to the US from 1972 - 1974. The model was dropped from the American lineup in 1975 as the vehicle failed to meet new safety standards. The car was named Safari in the Mexican market, Pescaccia in Italy, & Trekker in the UK. The car was originally designed for the West German Army.

This truck is an original unrestored driver. 1932 was an important year for Ford as it was the start of single model year vehicles an the introduction of the V8 motor to their line up. (My truck has a 4 cylinder engine) This particular vehicle was originally a fire truck from the upper Midwest that had slowly made her way east to Litchfield, Maine where I bought her 23 years ago.

I've owned the car since 1984. It was previously owned by a parish priest in NJ.

It's a 1960 MGA. My wife thinks it's adorable, which really is all that matters.

A local Fire Engine retired from Edgecomb, Maine in 2018 that is now fitted with a pizza oven and has become a part of our local parades and events for the past few year

Bought in 2022, imported from Texas. Two air cooled cylinders produce a whopping 18 HP. Driving it is all about energy management when it comes to hills.