This 1959 Ford Fairlane has been in the barn for a l-o-n-g time! How long? Well, the seller says at least 30 years, but since the license plates date from 1972, why not round that up to an even… more»
Ever Seen One? 1981 Jaguar XJ Ladbroke Wagon
Looking for all the world like an answer to the question no one asked, this seemingly unloved Ladbroke Avon wagon (estate for our UK readers) conversion of a 1981 Jaguar XJ6 is listed for sale here on eBay UK. Currently… more»
Anglo-Italian-American! 1974 Jensen Interceptor
Combine Italian styling, British interior and detailing, and a honking great big American V8, and you have what should have been a recipe for success. While the Jensen Interceptor has its aficionados, most folks don’t even know what one… more»
When Have You Seen One? 1964 Comet Wagon
Here’s a California wagon (ok, at least it was last licensed in California) with relatively minor rust and a reasonable starting bid (yes, there is a reserve). It’s a 1964 Mercury Comet wagon, and it’s now located in Broomfield, Colorado…. more»
On The Road After 20 Years: First Year Triumph TR7
Wearing a half-wink look that unfortunately can be a common ailment of the model (I know just where to jiggle the relay under the hood to make the lights move when this happens), this first year Triumph TR7 is… more»
Restoration Ready: 1964 Riviera Garage Find
While this 1964 Buick Riviera looks a little neglected now, at one point in time it was a cherished automobile–and it could be again. The car is located in Bristol, Indiana and is listed for sale here on eBay,… more»
1968 Buick Sport Wagon In Sunshine!
It’s always nice when a beautiful car is photographed well! And I’m a sucker for the swoopy curves on this generation of Buicks–now add the Vista Cruiser-ish windows over the second row and this 1968 Skylark “Sport Wagon” is a… more»
Great Price? 1971 Triumph TR6
Howard isn’t able to take advantage of this find right now, so we’ll share it with the rest of you! This relatively solid 1971 Triumph TR6 has been off the road for two years in Wilmington, North Carolina…. more»
1960 Ford Thunderbird: “The World’s Most Wanted Car”
Despite being not pristine, perhaps you may think this 1960 Thunderbird deserves the moniker the ad mavens gave it at the time as “The World’s Most Wanted Car”? More about that later–but for now, this Corinthian White example is for… more»
1952 Plymouth Cranbrook–Would You Wear Your Hat?
Here’s a nice example of a classic you can drive without worrying about the occasional parking lot scratch. Inexpensive enough to be used as transportation and roomy enough to take the family with you! The Cranbrook is listed here… more»
Pilgrims Need Progress! Trio Of Mayflowers For $5,000
What a neat project for someone to take on! The Triumph Mayflower looks like a mini-limo and was Standard-Triumph’s idea of what the USA wanted in an economy car in the early 1950’s. Seeing as they were incorrect, the… more»
15,000 Mile Survivor: 1968 Oldsmobile 442
If we choose to believe the seller’s claims (and I can’t argue much after looking the auction over), this Oldsmobile 442 has only 15,000 original miles, and as a true survivor, the only component that’s been replaced is the… more»
Less Than $10? 1973 Triumph Spitfire (And Alfa Bargain Too!)
Yes, this car is rough, and possibly a parts car (although my British friends would highly disagree with this!), but right now the price is in single digit dollars! Yes, as I write, with three days to go in… more»
Uncovered: 1965 Mustang
Seen with its cover partially removed, this Mustang project car has been waiting for a father-son project that sadly never came about. Now the car is for sale, with the seller being only the second owner! It’s located in… more»
I Want It! 1956 Imperial Crown Limousine
You have to have some imagination to see this one for what it really is; a diamond in the rough! This 1956 Imperial Crown Limousine was submitted by our own David W., and he and I have some of the… more»
1969 Camaro Pace Car Replica Convertible: 12,753 Miles!
Yes, it’s real. Or at least the ad says it is! With only 12,753 miles, I have to wonder what the actual history of this big block, four speed Indy Pace CarReplica convertible is–especially considering what’s missing! The Camaro… more»
















