Olds’ New Rocket: 1964 Oldsmobile F-85

For $5,200, this 1964 Oldsmobile F-85 brings an interesting piece of Oldsmobile history within reach. This particular two-door coupe is listed here on Facebook Marketplace in Lake City, Florida. It has a 330-cubic-inch V8, a two-speed automatic transmission, and… more»

Field Find: 1968 Plymouth Sport Satellite

The Satellite joined the Plymouth lineup in 1965 as an upscale mid-size Belvedere. It was accompanied by the Sport Satellite in 1968, with a snappier version with standard V8 power. It was the basis of the GTX, an intermediate… more»

Civilian FunVee: 1996 AM General Hummer H1 XLC2

AM General began building the Hummer H1 for civilian use in 1992. I remember seeing new Hummer dealerships spring up in the Detroit area, and the galvanized steel architecture and half-Quonset hut look made the military-like vehicles stand out… more»

Storage Unit Find: 1969 MGB GT

If you’re a fan of British cars, the MGB GT is likely one that occupies a warm place in your heart. The iconic coupe took what was already wonderful about the MGB and made it considerably more attractive, adopting… more»

318/4-Speed! 1966 Plymouth Barracuda Project

Poor Plymouth Barracuda. It launched 17 days before the Ford Mustang in April 1964 and was almost immediately buried by the hype around Dearborn’s new sporty car. Through the 1966 model years, Ford worked overtime to produce more than… more»

V8 Powered Shorty: 1978 Dodge Street Van

The 1970s van craze is considered the successor to the muscle car craze begun in the ‘60s, as muscle cars were choked for power and new emissions and insurance rules played an increasingly big role. The kids still wanted… more»

Future Find: 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 “Trans Am”

There are many ways to spend $99,995. One is to buy this 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, converted into a “Pontiac Trans Am” by Rev Up Motors in Shelby Township, Michigan. Tip of the cap to Russ Glantz for supplying… more»

One Year 1991 Ford Bronco Silver Anniversary Edition

The 4th-generation Ford Bronco’s swan song came in 1991, when the Bricknose gave way to the Aeronose of the mid-90s. That year also marked 25 years since the first Bronco hit the streets, so Ford commemorated the event with… more»

Forest Find: Pair of 1967 Ford Fairlane Wagons

The Fairlane joined the Ford lineup in 1955 as their version of the Chevrolet Bel Air. It remained a full-size model until 1962, when the name was applied to a new mid-size platform it carried until 1970. The seller… more»

Real Deal? 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS

One of the most cloned muscle cars is the 1968-72 Chevrolet Nova. That’s because, in most cases, you’ll need documentation to prove it’s a real Super Sport rather than one that’s been made up as one. In 1970, only… more»

Worth Fixing? 1971 Dodge Challenger Convertible

If this poor vehicle wasn’t something as desirable as a vintage E-Body, I’m guessing it would have been scrapped long ago, and it may still be best suited as a parts car.  As I see it, the three possible… more»

BF Exclusive: 22k Mile 1977 Volkwagen Beetle Convertible

This 1977 Volkswagen Beetle has been hibernating since 1983 and has 22,000 miles on its odometer. Such claims must sometimes be taken with a grain of salt, but that figure is documented. It is also unsurprising, since the car… more»

BF Exclusive: 1956 Buick Special Custom

This 1956 Buick Special Custom is a stunning classic that recently emerged from a fifteen-year slumber. It spent those years in a heated environment, protecting the car from the ravages of rust and other issues. The current owner recently… more»

Runs And Drives: 1937 Plymouth Pickup

There’s something appealing about an old pickup that hasn’t been turned into a street rod or heavily customized. While modified trucks certainly have their place, finding one that still wears its original equipment can be just as interesting. This… more»

Woodstock Bound? 1968 Dodge A108 Camper Van

I am a great fan of pristine, restored 1960s vans that ooze class and charm. This is not one of those. The Dodge A108 was one of the cab-forward designs of the time, with the engine positioned right between… more»

Everything Car: 1931 Ford Model A Tudor

In 1931, Ford Motor Company was trying to rejuvenate its slumping sales amid the Great Depression. That year, the Model A Tudor was touted as “The Car that has Everything.” This suggested that buying a Model A Tudor would… more»