If awards were given for automotive faces, surely the soulful International cab-over would win a prize. Looking like Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh, this 1937 D300 is offered for sale here on facebook Marketplace for $10,000. Only a few… more»
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Frame-Off Restoration: 1960 Mercury Colony Park
It’s wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to call the 1958-60 models the “Lost Mercury”; after all, how many do you see these days? How many did you see back then? They didn’t sell terribly well, partially because… more»
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Stepside Survivor: 1967 Chevrolet C10 Stepside
It’s hard to beat a working truck, something simple, tough, with a straight-six and a three-on-the-tree manual. The Stepside bed just kicks it up a notch, and seeing the spare tire actually mounted on the side like that is… more»
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Really Cheap Wheels! 1999 Mercury Sable LS
For 20 years, between 1986 and 2005, the Sable was Mercury’s counterpart to the popular Ford Taurus. During the third generation (1996-99), the Sable copied the “oval” design of about everything about the other car, also to the Taurus…. more»
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Living Large: 1975 Chevrolet Impala
After the 1973 OPEC oil embargo, Detroit had difficulty selling really big cars. That held for the market leader, too, as Chevrolet only built about 250,000 full-size models in 1975, two-thirds being the venerable Impala. The seller has a… more»
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True Survivor? 1941 Plymouth Super Deluxe
When I first saw the “tip” for this 1941 Plymouth Super Deluxe, courtesy of T.J., I was on the fence about covering it. As we have all discussed many times before, pre- and immediate postwar domestic cars don’t generate… more»
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Semi-Survivor: 1970 Plymouth GTX
Semi-Survivor. Those aren’t my words, but the ones used by the seller to describe this 1970 Plymouth GTX. It seems that apart from the paint, it is as original as the day it left the factory. The Plymouth has… more»
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1987 Lincoln Mark VII With 9,252 Genuine Miles!
When a car has thirty-eight years under its belt, you would expect it to have clocked a decent number of miles. However, this 1987 Lincoln Mark VII breaks the mold because its odometer shows a genuine 9,252 miles. That… more»
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Park Avenue Perfect: 1984 Buick Electra
While the decade of the eighties was a challenging time for domestic automotive manufacturers, General Motors managed to hold its own, the Buick division in particular. The knives were drawn in the form of CAFE mileage standards, emission control… more»
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Fantastic Farm Find: 1973 International 1110 4×4
Highlighting some of the best and coolest photos in a very long time, and sporting a festive color that I believe is faded Flame Red, this 1973 International 1110 4×4 pickup looks like a nice, solid example of a… more»
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Running Ragtop: 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible
After examining the photos and reading what the seller has to say about this 1967 Pontiac GTO, I’m thinking this Goat is probably best categorized as a stalled project, yet one that seems like it’s at a very good… more»
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Barbados Yellow Driver: 1989 Honda CRX Si
When you have memorable experiences with a certain make and model, it’s hard to ignore them, even years later. The Barbados Yellow Honda CRX is a vehicle I can still remember seeing in the showroom when it was new,… more»
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Paint to Sample Silver: 1983 Porsche 911 SC
When you see an overall market softening like we’re seeing among vintage cars and trucks, it’s important to remember the following: in times like these, the best cars will continue to appreciate, while the once-hot “drivers” will settle back… more»
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Numbers-Matching: 1969 Pontiac Firebird 350
The seller describes this 1969 Pontiac Firebird 350 as mostly original, and it is, down to its numbers-matching mechanical components. It presents exceptionally well and, with the engine and transmission freshly rebuilt, its performance matches its good looks. The… more»
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All Original Project: 1968 Ford Bronco
There is probably no better vehicle to demonstrate how buyer tastes have evolved over the past sixty years than the First Generation Bronco. Ford sold 16,629 Broncos in 1968 as buyers focused on sedans, station wagons, and two-door hardtops… more»
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Upgraded 390: 1964 Mercury Marauder
I tend to treat the modern automotive industry quite harshly. Vehicle styling has become more generic than at any time in motoring history, while car companies focus intensely on electronic technology for in-car entertainment and to prevent drivers from… more»
