The Coolest Cars and Trucks Headed to 2019 Mecum Auction Indianapolis

To make matters even more exciting, Mecum always visits the Circle City during the month of May, which to locals and racing aficionados alike is known as the "fastest month of the year." Why? Because of a little-known race called the Indy 500, held at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Because of this, Indianapolis turns into the epicenter of all things racing and automotive for a good two or three weeks every May—and this year isn't the exception.

Behold 10 of the coolest cars and trucks that will cross the block at this year's Mecum auction in Indy.

Is there anything hotter than a vintage pickup truck on steroids? Probably not. This macho AF 1954 Dodge Power Wagon pickup truck rocks a full restoration and looks to kill. Its "go anywhere" attitude and capable drivetrain will surely take you places, but is it worth the $100 to $125,000 estimate?

This lovely Isetta proves that the whole "micro-mobility" concept isn't anything new. Even though this example is called a "cabriolet," this little BMW rocks a sunroof rather than a convertible top. However, taking into consideration the vehicle's size, it might as well be called a cabrio.

If you're aching for something a little faster and more exotic than a pickup truck or a mini car, this sleek Porsche should do the trick. It features lots of factory goodies and the coveted 505 Slant Nose package, but this Porsche's price may be severely impacted by its "salvage" title.

Big baller? You'll need to be if you're even thinking about raising your bidding paddle for this bad boy. This Cobra is only one of 27 original factory samples produced and it's only seen 10,760 miles of road since 1967. Mecum estimates it'll bring somewhere between $2.7 and $3.2 million.

Much like the Cobra, the now-defunct Viper is an amazing machine and an even more mind-blowing piece of engineering. If you weren't lucky enough to pick one up new, this is your chance to grab one before prices skyrocket in the coming years. Will it ever be worth as much as a Cobra? No one knows, but there's only one way you can find out: buying it.

America's greatest hits will be on display this year, and this drool-worthy Superbird is a major member of the rockin' ensemble. Sporting a NASCAR livery and an authentic Chrysler registry report, the price for all this 'Murica is estimated to be between $120,000 and $150,000.