No Bondo Project: 1956 Ford F-100

This 1956 Ford F100 is said to be a bondo-free pickup with very little rust to speak of. It doesn’t run at the moment, but did when it was parked years ago. Paint is said to be original black… more»

Unrestored Garage Find: 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint

The Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint is one the larger cars the company offered in the 1960s, a handsome coupe design featuring twin-cam power under the hood. Rare to find today in any condition, this example is located in Canada… more»

Signal Red Survivor: 1984 Mercedes 300D

I thought for sure I’d be writing this post as an update on another red W123 we wrote up not that long ago, but despite the rare color, this is indeed a different example (with shockingly similar mileage.) The… more»

R/T Tribute Car: 1972 Dodge Charger

The seller of this 1972 Dodge Charger calls it an R/T tribute car, and it’s said to be a strong runner in need of a full cosmetic restoration. Door panel trim seems to suggest it began life as a… more»

Autoform Conversion: 1984 Pontiac Trans Am

There were numerous companies throughout the 1980s that specialized in converting hardtop coupes into drop-top cabriolets, often with varying results. Some looked good enough to be mistaken for a factory product; others were unmitigated disasters. This 1984 Pontiac Trans… more»

Cheap 1974 BMW 2002 Project

While I have a hard time ignoring everything German and vintage (hence why fellow editor Jamie flagged this 1974 2002 for me), your appetite for big projects can wane after a while. Currently, I blame the on-again off-again Mercedes… more»

Warehouse Rescue: 1980 Ford Pinto Wagon

The seller of this survivor-grade Ford Pinto wagon is selling the car due to an abundance of unwanted attention. Fitted with the preferred manual transmission and remaining in exceptional condition after years of warehouse storage, the seller notes that… more»

5-Speed Driver: 1981 DeLorean DMC12

The orange stickers on the back glass give this DeLorean the tell-tale signs of being an auction car, along with the numerous late-model vehicles parked in the background. It shouldn’t matter, of course, given that it presents as a… more»

Well Optioned Workhorse: 1948 GMC Truck

While we’re all sick of hearing about patina, there’s no denying the appeal of a truck that wears its honest-to-God workhorse graphics, such as this 1948 GMC pickup. There’s no fake mumbo-jumbo here, just the honest appearance of a… more»

Rare Slant Nose: 1960 Lotus 7

The seller of this 1960 Lotus 7 describes it as one of the very early models that featured a number of unique details, including the slant nose design seen here. The Lotus has been a track vehicle most of… more»

Budget Buster: 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda

We’ve all been there: feeling like a project is going to command too much of our time or budget. This seller is realizing his 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda is going to require too much time and money for him to… more»

Sport Sedan: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

While most of us generally prefer our Bel Airs in two-door form, respect must be given to this four-door hardtop sedan, with its gorgeous black-on-red color scheme and disappearing B-pillar with the windows down. The Bel Air seen here… more»

Black Plate Wagon: 1957 Chevy 210 Handyman

The Chevy 210 “Handyman” wagon is one of the few cases of truth in advertising. While the untrained eye may see no major differences between the Nomad and the Handyman, the latter is a comparatively bare-bones vehicle, intended for… more»

Nicely Preserved: 1970 VW Beetle Convertible

This 1970 Volkswagen Beetle convertible is said to be a genuine 48,000 mile example, and it looks quite nice in pictures. The Bug is being sold due to a family illness, and the seller claims it runs straight and… more»

4WD Conversion: 1977 Chevy K30 Sportvan

This 1977 Chevrolet K30 van sports a rare 4WD conversion and looks quite tough, sitting on a Rough Country suspension with oversized American Racing wheels and tires. 4WD conversions performed by aftermarket companies were not uncommon in the 70s… more»

Flat Floor Roadster: 1962 Jaguar E-Type

Series 1 Jaguar E-Types are among the most desirable classic cars you can buy, and this example in Canada gets an additional boost in value due to having a flat floor. This car was purchased used from a dealer… more»