See the list of cars to be sold, here: http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/12/gm-selling-off-its-past-at-barret.html
Seems to be mostly modern special editions and such, although interestingly, the lot does include two Peugeot 205 turbos. As far as I'm aware, the 205 never came in turbo form (apart from the rally homologation model.)
Also, be sure to check out the comment from 'anonymous' at the bottom 
There are a few comments from "anonymous".
Anyway, some of that list is awesome, some of it is totally uninteresting. I guess I'll be seeing most of it when I watch the auction (DVR FTW)
Dibs on the Buick Blackhawk!
Now just wait 40 years so I can earn enough to buy it
gamby wrote: There are a few comments from "anonymous".
Oops, so there are. I meant this one:
Folks, I encourage you to stop worrying about the automakers and start preparing for the collapse of our economy.
It's not a question of "if" anymore, it's a question of "when". We have months, not years. Make sure you have food, water, and protection at the very least.
Expect some digg/slashdot fanboy to pay WAY too much for that item. 
FWIW, I'm lusting after the 1926 pontiacs
I'm saving up for the Popemobile
1987 Chevrolet Sprint Turbo Convertible 
2000 Firebird Trans Am Darth Vader
Sounds even better!
Why is it that I envision the first built Corvettes to be almost "carved out of billit" but I suspect that the first built Aztek is still in the museum because they could not let it out of the factory. More like, "The Aztek with the most rattles."
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