The gavel is about to drop on another round of BIDR Auctions live sales, and August is bringing some serious heat. From a track-bred Cobra recreation to an honest short bed project truck, this week's lineup has something for the builder, the collector, and everyone in between. Here's what's crossing the block.

1966 Ford F100 Short Bed — Ending August 11

For the builders out there, this one's a blank canvas with all the right bones. This '66 F100 rides the desirable short bed chassis on a 115-inch wheelbase, powered by a 302ci V8 backed by a C4 automatic. It's got straight panels under the primer gray, Ford's Twin I-Beam front suspension, and 84,827 miles on the clock — clean title, out of Jupiter, Florida.

It runs and drives today, but this is a true project: the transmission needs attention, and it'll want the usual list of drivetrain, brakes, and cosmetic work before it's finished. Whether you're dreaming of a period-correct restoration or a patina street cruiser, this short bed is ready to be whatever you make it.

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1963 Superformance MKII FIA Cobra — Ending August 14

If you've ever wanted a piece of Carroll Shelby's racing legacy without the seven-figure price tag, this is it. This brand-new, delivery-miles-only Superformance MKII FIA Cobra is a Shelby-licensed recreation of the 1963 289 FIA Cobra — the same competition roadster that helped Shelby dethrone Ferrari and claim the 1965 FIA World Manufacturers' Championship.

Under the hood is a BluePrint Engines 347ci small block making 415hp and 415 lb-ft, paired with a Tremec TKX 5-speed manual and Wilwood brakes. It's finished in Aston Martin Silver ceramic paint with a full black-out package, black 15" knock-off wheels, and Avon CR6ZZ Cobra radials. Superformance is the only manufacturer licensed by Carroll Shelby Licensing to build these — this isn't a kit car, it's the real deal.

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Bidding is live now — don't wait on the gavel. Head to BIDR Auctions and stake your claim.