Barrett-Jackson is anchoring an exceptional docket of classic and late-model trucks and SUVs for this year’s Las Vegas Auction, Sept. 10-12, 2026, in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Topping the selection is an impressive offering of classic Ford Broncos, including Lot #745, a no-expense-spared professional built on a Rock Bottom custom-fabricated full chassis. For those seeking a custom SUV with celebrity provenance, also on offer is a 1971 GMC Jimmy (Lot #687) is owned by Grammy-award winning singer/songwriter Edie Brickell and has just 732 miles since its frame-off restoration.

“Trucks and SUVs offer a different ownership experience for collectors who seek something that appeals to their adventurous side,” said Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. “This year’s Las Vegas Auction will include some truly remarkable classic and late-model trucks built by America’s top manufacturers, all selling with No Reserve. We have several impressive first- and second-generation Ford Broncos that are lauded for their distinctive design. They helped popularize the enthusiast SUV segment that continues to gain traction among collectors worldwide.”

Ford Broncos crossing the block in Las Vegas are led by the 1966 build (Lot #745) that has 500 miles since its completion and is powered by a Coyote V-8 engine paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. The Bronco is finished in Raven Black with a matching-color removable hardtop and features custom distressed brown leather interior. Professionally tuned, Lot #723 is a 1967 Ford-licensed Bronco body with a 2025 Bronco suspension. It is finished in Porsche Chalk Gray with a matching hardtop and Whiskey interior featuring matching door panels, rear panels, console lid, seats and dash pad. Lot #752 is a 1977 Bronco powered by a Coyote V-8 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission. It is refinished in Ford Area 51 paint with Rhino Liner applied to the underbody.

Classic Chevrolet custom pickups include a frame-off-restored 1970 K10 (Lot #764) powered by a GM Performance LS3 engine with a five-speed manual transmission and four-wheel drive. The exterior features billet hood hinges, KMC Grenade Crawl forged beadlock wheels and 35-inch Cooper M/T tires. The custom interior is equipped with a tachometer and gauges, tilt steering and a custom-installed backup camera. Lot #669 is a Pro-Touring 1968 custom C10 pickup powered by a supercharged LS V-8 with automatic transmission. Exterior features include shaved drip rails and door handles, custom Cadillac taillights and flush-mount glass.

Extreme off-road enthusiasts will get the chance to bid on two Jeep Wrangler custom Apocalypse builds, including “Doomsday” (Lot #760), a 2021 custom 6×6 powered by a turbocharged V-6 diesel paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. It features a one-piece body with a 4-foot truck bed, steel windshield armor, door-activated power running boards, and a three-part Kevlar protective coating. Lot #772 is a 2020 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Apocalypse 6×6 with a custom active suspension, upgraded axles, a lifted stance for off-road capability and Tow Package. The exterior is finished in a rugged Kevlar and epoxy-mixed bed liner coating.

“A 1968 International Scout and1967 Dodge Power Wagon on our docket are great options for collectors looking to drive home a genuine piece of Americana,” said Jackson. “They represent a combination of originality and craftsmanship that connect us to simpler days and the unmistakable character of American culture. Of course, if you’d like to add some star power to the horsepower, singer/songwriter Edie Brickell’s custom 1971 GMC Jimmy is an excellent opportunity to add a conversation piece to your collection.”

The custom 1968 International Scout (Lot #692) is powered by a LS V-8 paired with an automatic transmission. The exterior is finished in paint-to-sample Mint Green Pearl and features a custom saddle leather interior, Vintage Air climate-control system and Dakota Digital gauges. Lot #438 is a custom 1967 Dodge Power Wagon powered by a rebuilt 5.9-liter Cummins 24-valve turbo-diesel inline-six engine equipped with an upgraded turbocharger. Finished in matte gray, the interior offers seating for six with black leather and microsuede bench seats.

Owned by singer/songwriter Edie Brickell, the custom 1971 GMC Jimmy (Lot #687) is powered by an upgraded fuel-injected V-8 engine paired with a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. It is finished in PPG Galaxy Silver and Dover White basecoat/clearcoat paint and offers bucket seats with a bench seat bolted in the rear, Vintage Air climate control, surround sound with a subwoofer and a backup camera.

The 2026 Las Vegas Auction kicks off Sept. 9 with an invitation-only Opening Night Cocktail Reception at LIV nightclub inside the luxurious Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort. The gathering for registered bidders will feature cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. The event offers the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow auction guests at the Strip’s premier nightlife and daylife destination, which includes both the high-energy nightclub and the outdoor LIV beach oasis.

Beyond the action on the auction block, Barrett-Jackson will continue its tradition of hosting a massive automotive lifestyle festival filled with activities for the whole family. The event will feature a vast Exhibitor Marketplace, interactive sponsor displays, a fan zone with live DJs and an array of food options.

Bidder registration for the Sept. 10-12 Las Vegas Auction, offers three packages to choose from and upgrades for Muscle Lounge access and Hammer High Top packages. Advance tickets are on sale now, with special pricing for seniors, military and first responders. Student tickets are $10 and children 12 years of age and younger automatically receive complimentary admission. Barrett-Jackson VIP Experiences and hospitality packages are available and offer elevated access. 

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This article was originally published on Barrett-Jackson.com.