Royal Pair: 1966 Vanden Plas Princesses

Is it a Rolls Royce? No, but it does have a Rolls Royce engine! Many Princesses like these end up with fake Rolls Royce grills due to their similarities and the origin of their large 6-cylinder engines. The one… more»

1970 Siata Spring: Topless Oddball

We last featured a Siata Spring in May, 2015 and that one gave clear indication that these cars can rust underneath while looking fairly solid on top. That makes me very cautious looking closely at this find from Jim S, which is… more»

A Pair of Hawks: Two 1963 Studebakers

As the final update to the seminal Loewy-designed 1953 Starliner Coupe, the Hawk Gran Turismos are one of the more successful cosmetic refreshes ever. The clean lines and Mercedes-esque grille and features just add to the sophisticated look, and illustrates… more»

1963 Falcon Convertible For $2,000

Obviously, you can’t expect perfection in a classic Ford convertible for only $2,000. This Falcon has some challenges, but may be the right car for the right person. Thanks to Jim S for this great find! Located in Niagara… more»

Ride Engineered: 1978 Mercury Marquis

As one of the last pre-Panther examples of the big FoMoCo line, this 1978 Marquis was sold as “…the ultimate in Mercury luxury in a medium-price car, with ride-engineered suspension.” This vintage example of opulence is located in Vancouver, British… more»

From Kiwi to Canada: 1960 Jaguar Mark II

“Grace, Space, and Pace” – those were Jaguar’s three calling cards. This 3.4 Mark II has had the opportunity to cruise on roads in New Zealand, where it was originally purchased, the US, and now Grimsby, Ontario, Canada where… more»

Grandma’s Car: 1972 Mercury Cougar

Before you Mercury lovers come down on me for calling this Cougar a “Grandma’s Car”, that’s what the seller says: it belonged to his late grandmother! The Cougar is located in Perris, California and is listed for sale here… more»

Survivor: 1959 Triumph TR3A

Now this is a car I wish I could buy! Showing only 32,721 miles, which may or may not be accurate, the seller makes quite a case for this being a well-loved car. It’s located entirely too close to… more»

The Original: 1973 Grand Am

Pontiac introduced the Grand Am for the first time as a 1973 model. This one has been stored away since 1998 awaiting a restoration that never came. It’s currently kept in Spokane, Washington and is listed for sale here… more»

Barn Find 1972 Volvo 1800 ES

This Volvo came from a barn in South Carolina, but is currently located in Miami, Florida. It’s for sale here on eBay with an opening bid of just under $2,500 and a buy-it-now of $3,695.95. It’s equipped with a… more»

Motoring Monday: 1977 MG Midget

The MG Midget (and it’s Austin-Healey Sprite sibling) has offered an inexpensive way into British sports car ownership since its introduction in 1961. The owner of this particular example has lost their working space and the car has to be… more»

Rusty And Dusty: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro

Last week we looked at a 1968 Camaro barn find that ended up selling for $15,800 on eBay. It will be fun to see how this one stacks up in comparison – thanks to Jim S. for sharing this… more»

AMC Woody! 1977 Pacer Wagon

Yes, it’s another one, but even nicer this time! If a Pacer could ever be described as gorgeous, this one is it. Located in Lewisburg, West Virginia and listed for sale here on eBay where bidding is less than $1,000… more»

Instant Equity: 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda

Oh, if it were only that easy! The seller of this 1970 big-block Barracuda, which is listed for sale here on craigslist, seems to think there’s lots of money to be made with this car and all that has… more»

24 Mile DeLorean Discovered

It amazes me sometimes that a new car can get stashed away for future generations – I’d love to know the details about how this car wasn’t sold. Thanks to Ricky M for this great find, but you’d better hurry if… more»

Mini-Cudas: Three Sunbeam Alpine GTs

There have been three distinct types of Sunbeam Alpines imported to the USA. The first was a somewhat dumpy but graceful roadster in the ’50s, while the second is the one most folks are familiar with that Maxwell Smart… more»