The holy grail of Porsche 914 collecting isn't the 914-6 like you might think...no, the 914-6 is great, but too expensive, and it isn't the Bumblebee or Creamsickle. In 1974 Porsche released the Can-Am inspired Bumblebee and Creamsickle as limited edition cars for North America with production of less than 1000 in total. Find these two 1974 Porsche 914 Limited Editions offered for an undisclosed price in Denver, CO via craigslist.
In 1977 Pontiac released a special edition of their mid-sized LeMans known as the Can-Am and only available as a 2-door coupe. Internet data pegs the total production at 1377 units in the only model year they were sold, and the last one we featured was a $20k beauty. This one is a little bit rusty and lot bit junky, but the price is right. Find this 1977 Pontiac Can-Am Lemans Sport Coupe offered for $6,500 in Blue Springs, MO via craigslist. Tip from Lee.
From the forgotten history of Carrol Shelby and Dodge: In 1987 the original place for insane Group-7 racing cars known as Can-Am (Canadian-American Challenge Cup) was put to pasture by the folks at the SCCA. A few years later, a Texan named Carroll Shelby approached SCCA with a concept for a sports prototype car with power from a Dodge V6 and a body designed by the legendary Pete Brock. The rest is history...strange and forgotten history, but history nonetheless. Find this 1989 Shelby Can-Am SCCA here on eBay
currently bidding for $19,900 with less than one day to go.