I recently lost one of my best long time friends and am helping to settle his estate. All of these cars and bikes are located in New Smyrna Beach and Daytona Beach. Call me at (386) 689-0244 for details or to arrange a viewing.

This link has the bikes with pics and prices. I will revise with more info later in the week.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aLVAmC ... p=drivesdk


More detailed pics and info on request.

I have not written the ads for the cars yet but I will post some preliminary info and pics here.

The 2014 Ferrari 458 has less than 2000 miles and was just serviced. Price is $285K

The GT40 has less than 50 miles and is priced at $395K

The MGA is available but not priced yet.

Sorry for your loss of a good Buddy

Sad the family won’t hold onto the collection

GB

Thanks Guy-I miss the hell out of him. He did bequest some of his collection to friends and family, including this 66 stroker Shovel Head to me. We used to ride together when I had a matching 67 that I always regretted selling. I met him 35 years ago when I sold him my AC500B and we flew together a lot. He was a very dear friend.

I did get the link to the bikes working in the OP. Please feel free to contact with any input Reasonable offers will be considered.

https://obits.lohmanfuneralhomes.com/ob ... in-shuster

I sent the car pics and prices to a collector friend.

That MGA is pretty. Looks purple and no frame on the windshield. Maybe a racer?

Is that a TD next to it?

On that GT40, is it from 1966?

(Nevermind, it's one of these: https://youtu.be/JGR3EXmxxvc?si=5dOnEO7cePiEgW05 )

Jim, the last authentic '66 GT40 sold publicly went for $7M+.

I worked for Marty while going to ERAU from 2000-2003. As a college kid, Marty was larger than life - flying planes, riding motorcycles, racing cars; he was too cool. He had a few less toys than on that list when I was There but I recall that yellow and black BMW GS being parked inside MLI just like it was yesterday. Will be missed.

Sorry for your loss, Norman. Your friend had a nice collection. What you’re doing for family by helping settle his estate is commendable. These cars would do well on Bring-A-Trailer if you don’t want to deal with the hassle of selling. If you’re not familiar with BAT, they have a team that will post the listing. All of the relevant information for the listing is written by their knowledgeable team. Good luck and again, sorry for your loss.

Agree. The cars would do very well on BT; those fit squarely within the market there. Both are probably a "premium" listing that will get really nice professional photos, etc.

Thanks for your input. The plan is to list the cars and a few of the bikes on Bring A Trailer if they don’t sell quickly.

Norman,
I've been mulling over the 458 since you first listed it. Is it a one owner example? Do you know if there is complete documentation since new?

There are likely recent sales of many (all) of those motorcyles on BAT to guide pricing.
There is a pan am on there now that looks identical

Very kind of you to try and help GLWS

Agree. The cars would do very well on BT; those fit squarely within the market there. Both are probably a "premium" listing that will get really nice professional photos, etc.

True but they would do even better on Bring A Trailer.[/quote]

Ha, I meant to type "BaT."

Ahhh MGA.... my second car... '59 in powder blue. That brings back some memories!

Condolences to the family and to you for the loss of your dear friend. Sounded like a great guy, and a life well-led.