Euro Spec Upgrades: 1989 Mercedes 560SL

A few months ago, I thought I might become a part of the R107 club when my uncle found a Euro-spec 1987 300SL for sale by an acquaintance. It got me excited (temporarily) about the prospect of owning such… more»

$875 Will Make This 1979 Bradley GT Yours!

This 1979 Bradley GT looks like a potential bargain at just $875, but that assumes you’re interested in this particular type of kit car. If there’s one thing I’ve learned since bringing the highly-original Kelmark GT from Georgia to… more»

Military Novelty: 1961 AMC Mighty Mite

When it comes to over-engineering, military vehicles are a good place to look for vehicles that may be crude in appearance but have had everything thrown at them from a component standpoint. Take this AMC Mighty Mite, which is… more»

Mechanically Rebuilt: 1967 Ford Econoline Supervan

Vintage vans have seen an enormous bump in appeal among audiences not always tied to hobby car or truck ownership. In other words, normal folks who may have never previously considered owning a vehicle older than themselves have been… more»

Stuck In The Hut: 1967 VW Split Window Bus

To find a project hiding in your backyard – where you’ve “forgotten” about it for the last few years – just isn’t the same as stumbling upon it for the first time. But we’ll cut the seller some sack,… more»

Knows What He’s Got: Porsche 356 Shed Find

First off, there’s some rules associated with this listing for what is clearly a Porsche 356 covered in junk: “Don’t ask to come and look at it unless you agree to buy it, and place a large deposit.” Wow! I… more»

4,539 Original Miles: 1975 AMC Pacer DL

With under 5,000 miles from new and extensive documentation, this 1975 AMC Pacer may be the best left in existence. The Pacer is listed with a $25,000 Buy-It-Now, and bidding is at $1K with the reserve unmet. The second… more»

Rebuild Worthy? Wrecked 1995 Ferrari 456 GT

Buying a wrecked car seems like a new way to generate viewers on YouTube, as I’ve noticed a ton of channels lately focused on buying wrecks off of Copart and other salvage auctions for the sake of rebuilding them… more»

Desirable Bullet Nose: 1959 VW Single Cab

This 1959 VW Single-Cab pickup seems like a very good deal to me, unless I’m completely missing some egregious fault. It’s an early model with those sweet bullet-style turn signals (hence, “bullet nose”) and the rare pickup bed for… more»

Never Un-Crated: 1981 Honda CBX-B

Amazingly, this isn’t the first motorcycle we’ve featured that was discovered new in its crate. This 1981 Honda CBX-B appears to be a dealer delivery that was never un-crated, rendering it a brand-new, never titled road bike that’s now… more»

Dealer Serviced: 1986 Lincoln Mark VII

This awesome 1986 Lincoln Mark VII is claimed to be a dealer-serviced example for the last 30 years, remaining in excellent condition with under 70,000 original miles. The Mark VII is, in some ways, an upscale version of the… more»

Emerging Classic: 1995 Ford Probe GT

Do yourself a favor, go onto YouTube, and find a video of a Probe GT like this one accelerating – preferably, one with a cold air intake or exhaust. The sound is absolutely wonderful and may cause you to… more»

Cheapest Available? 1985 Ford Mustang SVO

Sure, it’s quite tired and cosmetically challenged, but this may also be one of the cheapest running SVO Mustangs on offer at the moment. The body is tired and have rot-through in places, but a clean interior and motor… more»

16,000 Original Miles: 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT

This 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT with an impressively low 16,000 miles on the clock reminds me of a story that’s familiar about its original owners: young couple buys Fiero, barely uses it, trades it in when the first child… more»

Time Capsule Coupe: Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe

Normally, I’m against any amount of modifications to an otherwise stock, time-capsule car. The seller describes this 1987 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe as a time-capsule example, found after it was retired to basement storage in 2013. He did add… more»

Project Or Parts? 1971 Datsun 240Z

The classic Datsun Z car is in an interesting spot right now. Their values are rising, especially as enthusiasts realize that few pure sports cars from the 1970s remain in an attainable price bracket (I’m looking at you, air-cooled… more»

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