1954 KAISER-DARRIN ROADSTER: One of Just 435 Produced

This 1954 Kaiser-Darrin Roadster is quite a rare and exciting find wearing an older restoration. Beyond the sweeping profile and heart-shaped grille, the fiberglass-bodied Darrin was most famous for its pocket doors that disappeared into the front fenders on sliding tracks. Just 435 of these stunning cars were built, making them both rare and desirable. They were all sold as 1954 models and came equipped with a three-position Landau top. Although some 60 percent of production survives, it amounts to barely 300 cars. White with red interior, this particular example is just out of a large collection where it's been in storage for several years. The fiberglass is in good condition and the frame is solid. The car was running and driving when parked but is ready for mechanical servicing at this time. An incredible opportunity to enjoy a rare and iconic American sports car. With so few examples left in existence, this great car is sure to command attention.