Social media influencer Logan Dodds and his campervan also made the list.
Dodds found worldwide fame after a travel video he made went viral and his Mitsubishi Delica recorded 54,000 views on Trade Me last year.
"The quirkiest vehicle to make the top 10 was a 1971 Bond Bug, one of just two in the country," Clark said.
"Unsurprisingly it generated plenty of attention from collectors both locally and internationally and didn't take too long to get snapped up."
A collection of Land Rovers, a 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback, a 1972 Nissan Skyline Hakosuka GT-R and a 1974 Mazda RX3 were also popular listings.
Humour proved to be a "sure-fire" way to get people interested on a listing, Clark said, with a 1965 Triumph Spitfire listing choosing the tack.
A McLaren Senna was the most popular listing. Photo / File
The listing said it would never pass a warrant in its current state and it would be "really, really dangerous in a crash".
Clark advised hopeful car sellers to take note of the humour technique.
"It [the Triumph] was ready to be picked up from Uncle Maurice, who is a good talker, in Martinborough," Clark said.
"Once again, our members have proven humour is a sure-fire way to get some interest on a listing. So take note if you're looking to sell your vehicle this year."
