By alley - Nov 9, 2015, 2:28 PM ET

Assets of the Saleen supercars to be auctioned Nov. 18

GA Global Partners is offering for sale the assets and intellectual property of the Saleen concept sports cars in an online auction. The sale includes all remaining inventory, parts, memorabilia, molds, designs and intellectual property related to the Saleen S7, S7R and the Saleen S5S Raptor.

On-site inspection will be available on Nov. 16-17 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day in Sun Valley, Calif. (the location will be provided with on-line registration to the auction). The online auction starts Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. Pacific time. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to visit

www.GAAuction.com

for auction registration, photos and bidding details.

Included in this unique offering are six remaining chassis/frames for the Saleen S7 and S7R, and the one-of-a-kind concept car for the never-produced Saleen S5S Raptor. There will be more than one million dollars in parts and inventory, body panels, molds, collectibles and intellectual property in the auction of assets.

"These prized assets have been kept in safe storage for the past five years which makes this a truly rare and historic opportunity to own all assets and rights to the first 'Great American Supercar,' and allow a new owner to continue the legacy with the S5S Raptor," said Adam Alexander, CEO of GA Global Partners.

The street-legal Saleen S7 was introduced in 2000 and was followed by the S7R racing version in 2001. The S7R won nearly 30 poles and set 27 fastest laps at several tracks, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The Saleen S5S was unveiled at the New York Auto Show in 2008 but was never produced.

The Saleen S7 has been featured in movies like Bruce Almighty, Need for Speed and Iron Man and has been covered extensively by the media and automotive magazines. The Saleen S7 and S5S Raptor have also been featured in top-selling video games, including, "Asphalt," "Forza," "Midnight Club" and "Gran Turismo."