Glistening in its iconic white finish, this 1975 Bricklin SV-1 captures the spirit of innovation that marked its era. A limited production vehicle with only around 3,000 units ever built between 1974 and 1976, the Bricklin aimed to compete with the Corvette but with innovative safety features. This example, with its futuristic acrylic body panels and factory wheels, has an unmistakable style and stance that stays true to its creators' vision.
Inside this Bricklin SV-1, a harmonious blend of tan vinyl and cloth adorns the bucket seats, complemented by a central console that anchors the cabin's layout. The original Bricklin logo radio and button-top seats contribute to an environment that feels both nostalgic and exceptionally well-preserved. Power steering and air conditioning are among the conveniences that ensure a driving experience that remains modern in comfort while enveloped in vintage style.
Under the glossy surface lies a formidable 351 Windsor V8 engine that's been a staple of Ford performance for decades, paired with a three-speed automatic transmission that ensures this coupe moves as impressively as it looks. The power front disc brakes maintain handling prowess, while the dual exhaust system underscores its performance with a deep, resonant thrum. Recent enhancements include a new air pump and fuel pump, emphasizing reliability alongside its muscular performance.
HIGHLIGHTS:
351 Windsor V8 Engine
3 Speed Automatic Transmission
Power Front Disc Brakes
Dual Exhaust
White Acrylic Body Panels
15"" Wheels
235/60R15 Tires
Acrylic Finish
Tan Interior with Button-top Bucket Seats
Console
Bricklin Logo Radio
Power Steering
Air Conditioning
This incredibly rare and well-detailed 1975 Bricklin SV-1 with its head-turning acrylic white body, well-appointed interior, and powerful 351 Windsor V8 engine is a unique piece of automotive history. Call today!
