Short wheelbase vans have been all the rage for some time now, to the point that many of the cleaner examples have been snatched up and restored. Some have even gone well past just being restored and become full-on… more»
Rarest in the World? 1983 Jeep Honcho J10 4×4
This 1983 Jeep J10 Honcho is said to be quite the desirable piece of kit, according to the seller, who pegs it as being one of the rarest trucks in the world at the moment. There are a few… more»
High Quality Driver: 1981 Pontiac Trans Am
Too often, vintage muscle car builders obsess over the engine and don’t seemingly pay much attention to the other major systems that can impact actual driving enjoyment. I get it – these are straight line machines – but there’s… more»
LS-Swapped GNX Clone: 1987 Grand National
As we well know, a genuine Buick GNX is a bona fide collector’s item these days. This also means you’re not going to get into one for less than $30,000 unless it’s a total dumpster fire of a car…. more»
19K Original Miles: 1994 Ford Mustang GT
The SN95 Ford Mustang continues to be one of the best muscle car bargains out there at the moment, in my opinion. They are cheap and cheerful, and build quality is nothing to write home about, but if you’re… more»
Cheaper than a Bugatti: Triumph Boat Tail Speedster
Home-built projects like these are always so tantalizing, largely because you know if you own it, no one else will have anything like it on the road. Of course, it also means the quality of the product is up… more»
Ambitious Project: Ferrari F40 Replica
The Ferrari F40 remains one of the more unobtainable supercars for mere mortals. It never really landed – from its inception, it was an item – but all these years later, it’s not far behind the likes of the… more»
Rare Twin Turbo: 1989 Callaway Corvette
This is the sort of collector car I simply don’t expect to see on craigslist. It’s a claimed real-deal Callaway Twin-Turbo Chevrolet Corvette, which is apparently one of just 67 examples made that year. The Callaway was the epitome… more»
Rare But Cheap: 1961 Peugeot 403 Wagon
In the United States, Peugeot has always made wagons part of its somewhat limited presence. Obviously, it’s really limited now given they don’t even sell cars here anymore, but when they did, models like the 505 Estate were among… more»
Upscale El Camino? 1985 Lincoln Mark VII
Among the numerous automotive trends that seem to just take a life of their own, converting vehicles into an El Camino-style arrangement (or a flower car, for you sophisticated types) is one of the more ambitious backyard hack-jobs I’ve… more»
Rare 40th Anniversary ZR1: 1993 Chevrolet Corvette
There are rare Corvettes, and there are rare Corvettes. While we tend to think that only the earliest cars are the most collectible, there are some outliers from the later years that will always command a fair price. In… more»
Low-Mile Diesel: 1973 Mercedes-Benz 220D
The Mercedes-Benz W114 and W115 family of sedans remain one of the more affordable entry points to classic Mercedes ownership, and as this listing shows, you can still find a pretty nice car for short money. While they will… more»
Semaphores Included! 1955 Volkswagen Beetle Oval Window
For as long as the original Volkswagen Beetle has been around, there have been some constants: California-look Bugs are always cool; original Beetles are worth the most; and the earliest models with their oval rear windows and “semaphor” turn… more»
Pile of Parts: Forgotten MGA Project
There’s something endearing about a listing for a car that is so devoid of information you actually believe the seller’s claims that they know nothing about it. This is labeled simply as an antique car but it’s pretty clearly… more»
Signal Red Stunner: 1964 Mercedes-Benz 220 SEB Coupe
While old Mercedes-Benz models are not hard to find for sale on various auction and enthusiast websites, there are a few qualities that make vintage examples true standouts. Two of the more rarely seen features in the old-school models… more»
40K Original Miles: 1986 Jaguar XJS V12
You’d be forgiven if you’ve grown accustomed to seeing the classic Jaguar XJS shape on classifieds pages for the last several years and are now immune to its charms. I could understand that in the case of this car… more»
















