The 1990s marked the Japanese domestic market’s renaissance, prompting manufacturers to throw every piece of available tech at their flagship models. This 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT represents one of the heights of that technological arms race. It is available here… more»
Milano Transplant: 1986 Alfa Romeo GTV6 3.0L
While Alfa’s GTVs – produced from 1965 through 2006 – are all exciting cars, some lead the pack. GTVs born in the 1960s are loved for their tossability and simplicity; 1970s examples are more refined and powerful. The cars… more»
Dare To Be Different: 1972 International 1210 Pickup
Old pickup trucks remain a hot collectible, but Chevrolet and Ford are definitely the major players, with a little GMC thrown in on the side. But what about International? They were pickup participants for years until they decided to… more»
13,785 Original Miles: 1962 Ford Galaxie 500
Since most of us who own a classic car aren’t the original owner, do you ever wonder who was? In this case, the 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 belonged to a Miss Hill, and the car is being auctioned to… more»
43k-Mile Survivor: 1978 Dodge Aspen
The Dodge Aspen and its cousin, the Plymouth Volare, replaced the venerable Dart/Valiant compact combo in 1976. They brought nothing innovative to the party other than that they would pile up a stack of recalls over their five-year run…. more»
Father-Son Rescued: 1970 Dodge Challenger
If you’re tired of looking at over-restored, six-figure trailer queens, this 1970 Dodge Challenger SE may be just the car you’re looking for. The seller explicitly says this is not a show queen. Instead, what we have here out… more»
Big Block Wagon: 1973 Chrysler Town And Country
A 440 V8 under the hood and woodgrain down the sides make the Chrysler Town & Country a pretty special family wagon. Back in 1973, you could haul the family, luggage, and just about anything else in a full-size… more»
Unmolested Wedge: 1971 Lotus Europa Project
A first-generation Lotus Europa Federal Edition in a restorable state is an extremely rare find. This one was the 21st of the 145 imported into the United States in 1971, which should give you an idea of its rarity…. more»



















