Here’s a 390 V8 equipped, “rust free” (quoting the seller) 1967 Ford Galaxie that could be a real bargain. It’s still wearing it’s original paint, carpet and upholstery and even has its original wheel covers (quite a feat, as this particular… more»
1977 Chrysler New Yorker: Talk Of The Town!
After listening to Jack Jones warble on about the 1977 New Yorker being the “Talk of The Town” while I was researching this car, I started looking even closer at this apparent survivor for flaws–and could find very few…. more»
Unfinished Project: Original 1940 Buick
This 1940 Buick two door coupe looks very original. It was purchased by the current owner from a long time previous owner in 2006, and was intended to be a father-son restoration project. Unfortunately, the father was injured and unable… more»
Pictures Don’t Tell The Story: 1972 Buick GS 455
In the continuing story of sellers that fail to take good pictures of interesting cars, we have this listing on eBay of a 1972 Buick GS 455. The seller calls it a Skylark GS 455, but I believe although… more»
Ol’ Rusty Goat: 1965 GTO
Full restoration needed here for this “barn find condition” 1965 Pontiac GTO. It was originally teal, although little to no factory paint remains. Now it’s listed for sale here on eBay, with an opening bid of $3,500 and no… more»
All That And A Hoard Of Parts! 1971 AMC Javelin/AMX
We don’t have a lot of great pictures of this car to show you, but to be honest, that’s not the star here. The owner of this Javelin has spent a lot of time and effort accumulating parts to… more»
Fly Away Restovivor: 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire
Starfire! Just the name (along with all the visual cues!) reminds us older folks of the Space Age, jet airplanes and the early 1960’s. This 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire is still wearing it’s original paint–the nice thing is there’s nothing… more»
Plain As Can Be! 1955 Chevrolet 150
When the 1955 Chevrolets were introduced, they came in three models; the Bel Air at the top, followed by the 210, and then the 150, which was the plain car of the bunch. This plain as can be 150… more»
Nearly New! 3,453 Mile 1987 Ford Taurus LX
Back in 1986 when it was first introduced, the “jelly bean” Ford Taurus’s styling was quite controversial. Now, it looks much more normal. This garage find has only 3,453 original miles and has never been driven in the salt,… more»
Riot Victim: 1967 Dodge Charger
This 1967 Dodge Charger was a victim of rioting in 1974 (I couldn’t find a mention of it, so it must have been pretty small) and received a repaint from white to red as a result. Other than that,… more»
One Family Owned: 1955 Chevy Cameo Barn Find
The Cameo is one of 5,220 produced in 1955, all of which surprisingly were Bombay Ivory with red. I’ll bet there aren’t many left now, especially one that’s had single family ownership! Now it’s back on the road after a… more»
Not What It Seems: 1973 Chevrolet Vega Barn Find
As the seller quite correctly points out, the “GT” trim has been added to this base level Vega. But that doesn’t make it a bad car! As a Pinto and Vega fan, I struggle with the horrible reputation these… more»
Not A Nomad! 1956 Pontiac Safari
Even more rare than a Chevrolet Nomad, there were only 4,042 1956 Pontiac Safaris produced, versus 7,886 1956 Nomads! This fancy two door wagon can be found in Huntington Beach, California and is listed for sale here on eBay… more»
Of Course It’s In California: 1966 Catalina Convertible
Where else would a beautiful Pontiac Catalina convertible be hiding out but California? And with black paint this shiny, it would be hard to hide any body defects! It’s located in Daly City near San Francisco (ah, to fly… more»
Winter Project: 1959 Triumph TR3A
This TR3A looks like it was used for promotional use by a sandal shop at some point in its life. Now, after having been stationary since 1996 after twenty years on the road with the same owner, it’s time… more»
Another Nice One: $3,500 Triumph Spitfire
I’m sure some of you get tired of me posting about bargain Triumphs. Please move on to the next post–thank you, thank you, bargain coming through! Perhaps I’m alone in my appreciation of what I believe is the most… more»
















