Do you ever think about how many people went absolutely nuts when the Porsche bubble was expanding daily, paying huge premiums on otherwise completely average Porsche 356 carcasses? It’s refreshing to see cars like this somewhat rusty B coupe… more»
Tommy Boy Tribute: 1969 Plymouth Road Runner
When I saw this Road Runner, the first thing I thought of was the hilariously destroyed example that was David Spade’s pride and joy in the movie Tommy Boy. Of course, it’s never fun to see a great muscle… more»
No Snow Please! 1976 Jeep Wagoneer
It’s a testament to the over-engineering of vintage Jeep products that so many Wagoneers and Cherokees are still on the road, looking like they could tackle the nearest rock crawl of snow-covered hill with ease. But on that last… more»
62,000 Mile Survivor: 1978 Ford Bronco XLT
This 1978 Ford Bronco is part of an emerging class of collector cars that aren’t cars at all: many experts agree the next wave of highly-desirable hobbyist vehicles may very likely be square-body SUVs. That’s why this Bronco may… more»
Runs Strong: 1980 Toyota Supra
I have to believe early editions of now-iconic sports cars are going to see an uptick in price eventually. Cars like the Supra, 300ZX, and Starions are all entry-level classics at the moment, but for how much longer? It’s… more»
Restoration Ready C1: 1954 Chevrolet Corvette
UPDATE – This one didn’t get any bids the first few times, but now the seller has relisted it here on eBay with no reserve! How high will it go? FROM 10/13/19 – Headlight stone guards on the C1… more»
Shriners’ Sports Car: 1960 Austin-Healey Sprite
While the Shriners are most well known for piloting small go-carts at parades and other gatherings, there’s also a fair amount of evidence supporting the belief that they can have fun with full-size cars, too. Take this 1960 Austin-Healey… more»
Modern Barn Find: 1993 GMC Typhoon
A usual topic of conversation among my car-hoarding friends is to lament the lack of pole barns in our group. You see, if we had a big pole barn, we could just sock away all the broken cars and… more»
911 Alternative? 1981 Porsche 924 Turbo
There was a time, not long ago, where I was damn sick and tired of turbocharging. It’s become fairly commonplace, offered as means of replacing actual displacement and turning once-glorious engines into timid, four-cylinder versions of their former selves…. more»
Key Lime Survivor: 1971 Mercury Comet
At the moment, bidding seems downright reasonable for this clean California survivor Mercury Comet, wearing great colors and packing V8 power. It’s listed at no reserve, and the seller claims he chased the longtime owners for years in hopes… more»
Jeff’s New Project: Mini-Cars Go Kart!
Every now and again, I justify a small purchase – mostly in the form of die-cast models – by saying my toddler daughter would enjoy it. I can’t help the fact that she’s already shown an interest in automobiles,… more»
No Reserve: 1971 Dodge Charger R/T
This 1971 Dodge Charger R/T has all the hallmarks of being a junkyard rescue, a habit I’ve personally picked up over the last several years. Good cars thrown away too early, or even better, good and valuable cars that… more»
One of 407: 1978 Daimler Double Six
Years after seeing a Jaguar XJC on Cape Cod, it remains one of my favorite British cars. Admittedly, pillar-less coupes are a difficult design to resist, and these days, they’re an endangered species. This Daimler Double Six is a… more»
Stack ‘Em High: Datsun 240Z Series 1 Projects
There are days when I feel like my garage is truly too small. Well, it is – when it doesn’t have too many cars jammed into its 2.5 car footprint, it’s over-stuffed with parts I might need “someday.” This… more»
















