1974 Bricklin SV-1 – Exceptionally Original Survivor - Extensive Documentation - 13K Miles!

Some collector cars are remembered because they were fast. Others because they were beautiful. The Bricklin SV-1 is remembered because it dared to be different.

Offered here is an exceptionally well-preserved 1974 Bricklin SV-1, one of the most recognizable and unique sports cars of the 1970s. Built in Canada under the vision of Malcolm Bricklin, the SV-1—short for Safety Vehicle One—combined futuristic styling, innovative engineering, and unmistakable presence with its signature hydraulically operated gullwing doors and color-impregnated composite body.

Showing very low original miles, this outstanding example has clearly benefited from meticulous ownership and careful preservation. It presents as an honest, highly original survivor that is becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in this level of condition.

Power comes from the factory 360 cubic-inch AMC V8, paired with the desirable 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering effortless cruising while maintaining the originality collectors seek. Underneath its distinctive body is a steel perimeter frame with an integrated roll cage, making the SV-1 one of the most innovative American-designed sports cars of its era.

What truly sets this Bricklin apart is the incredible amount of documentation, history, and pedigree accompanying the vehicle. Included is an extensive collection of original paperwork, manuals, historical records, literature, receipts, and supporting documentation that help tell the story of this rare survivor. Opportunities to purchase a Bricklin with this level of provenance are becoming increasingly scarce.