Broadly speaking, there are really two types of project cars. There are the ones where you know that a few weeks in the workshop will have the car as right as rain. There are also project cars where you… more»
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Worth The Effort: 1950 Mercury Convertible
The 1949 Mercury was the first new car from that company following the end of World War II, and an effort was made to differentiate the Mercury from its Ford cousins. In 1950, the car underwent some minor styling… more»
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So Much Character: 1931 Ford Model A Victoria
Decisions, decisions. If I bought this 1931 Model A Victoria, would I restore it, or would I just drive it and enjoy it as it stands? The owner describes the Ford as being rust free, and it certainly looks… more»
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1-of-59: 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda
It is hard to do justice to a car like this 1971 Hemi Cuda with words, and that’s why you will find a decent gallery of photos at the bottom of this story. This is a car that owes… more»
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Parked in ’74: 1926 Ford Model T Coupe
This Model T is a 93-year-old car that has been sitting in a barn, and it is possible that it has been sitting there since 1974. It exhibits all the wear and tear that you would probably expect from… more»
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Real Blank Canvas: 1940 Ford Coupe
Vehicles like this 1940 Ford Standard Coupe were the mainstay of traveling businessmen and company representatives for many years. This particular car doesn’t appear to be a Business Coupe but is the regular 3-seat model. It needs a ton… more»
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One Family Car: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro
The owner of this 1967 Camaro states that they don’t believe that it is an SS, even though it wears some SS external badges. The car was built in May of 1967, while they state that the SS and… more»
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Sitting For 43 Years: 1937 LaSalle Opera Coupe
While it was wholly built by Cadillac, the LaSalle was a brand in its own right. It was conceived by General Motors as a “companion marque” to fill a gap in the market between the most expensive Buick, and… more»
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Low Mileage Survivor: 1981 Chevrolet Corvette
So, maybe amongst the purists, the last of the C3 Corvettes are not their favorite vehicles, but this particular car is a nicely equipped, low mileage example that is in beautiful condition. With a genuine and documented 29,000 miles… more»
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1970 De Tomaso Mangusta Garage Find!
With only 27,225Â documented miles on the clock, this Mangusta should look like it has just rolled off the production line. Unfortunately, this is far from the case, and this De Tomaso is going to require a full restoration. However,… more»
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Black Plate Mopar: 1968 Dodge Charger
It appears that this 1968 Charger has spent the majority of its life in California and it is still wearing its original black plates. That California climate has certainly done its usual fine job of preserving the car. The… more»
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1-of-319: 1976 Pontiac Trans Am 50th Anniversary
At first glance, this Pontiac Trans Am 50th Anniversary looks like a sad and tired old car, but nothing could be further from the truth. As you scroll down, you will find that the transformation of this car has… more»
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Sitting 30 Years: 1969 Plymouth Road Runner
This Road Runner sat for 30-years following the death of its original owner. It has now been revived and is looking for a new home where someone will restore it to its former glory. It will require some restoration… more»
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Sweet Little Italian: 1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super
I started reading the eBay listing for this Alfa Romeo before I looked at where the vehicle was located, but it didn’t take long to establish that the car is situated Down Under. The moment that I saw the… more»
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Sitting Since ’88: 1966 Sunbeam Alpine
Rolling off the production line in 1966, this Alpine was a Series V version, which remained in production from 1965 until 1968. With only 19,122 vehicles built for worldwide distribution during Series V production, the Series V represents one… more»
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No Reserve Giant Killer: 1971 Lancia Fulvia
That a car as small as the Lancia Fulvia could achieve international rallying success, including an outright win in the Monte Carlo Rally by nearly 11 minutes, is a testament to the strength and performance that Lancia was able… more»
