When the gates open Friday, Oct. 24, at Snow Mills Road in Bogart, Georgia, the spotlight won’t just fall on any old roll-in — it’ll shine on a muscle-car shrine. The Tony Townley Collection auction features more than 100 cars and 400 pieces of advertising history, including icons like a 1969 Charger Daytona, 1970 Boss 429 and a 1971 Hemi Cuda. Richmond Auctions

 

The Story

This isn’t merely a sales event. It’s a roster of rarities that muscle-car aficionados dream about. With cars like the 1965 Shelby GT350 and an unrestored low-mileage Superbird on the docket, the collection spans the full spectrum of Detroit’s golden era: performance, provenance and glam chrome. Richmond Auctions

 

Why It Matters

For the classic-car community, the Townley auction hits two sweet spots: rarity and relevance. These aren’t just collector cars stashed away — they’re high-impact pieces with original DNA and attitude. For the rest of us, it’s a reminder that muscle-car culture is still alive and shouting — and if you’ve got the wheels, the story matters.

 

Rock Connection

Think of it like hitting “Play” on your favorite vinyl: thunderous V8s, polished chrome, the smell of rubber and fuel — this auction screams rock ’n’ roll. If you wanted the background track? Try AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell.” Because folks, the highway never stops.

 

Check out the collection, place your bids or simply soak in the spectacle. Stream the action live — and if you’ve got a hidden gem collecting dust, submit it to our online gallery at mycarshowradio.com.

 

 

 

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