Uncut Fenders: 1970 Ford Bronco

“Uncut fenders.” That’s the mantra uttered by Ford Bronco enthusiasts everywhere, and this 1970 model is one of the few that’s popped up recently with the rear haunches left untrimmed. Even better, it runs and drives – pretty well,… more»

50 Year Barn Find: 1943 Ford GPW

This 1943 Ford GPW has been hiding out in the back corner of a UK barn for fifty years. Making it a touch more interesting is that this particular example was built by Ford, when the rival manufacturer was… more»

440 Shag Wagon: 1978 Dodge B200 Van

Rarely do I see a van I want as badly as this one: a factory 440-equipped Dodge B200 that isn’t a camper. The seller is asking $20,000 for this slick van, otherwise known as a “Super Bee” (at least according… more»

25K Original Miles: 1963 Chevy Corvair

Despite their popularity among Corvair faithful, many of the cars we see for sale are solidly in project-grade status and rarely anything resembling an investment. That’s why it’s hard to ignore this 1963 model that is a claimed low-mileage… more»

Southern Storage: 1965 Mercedes 230SL

This 1965 Mercedes-Benz 230SL is the kind of car you want to buy if you’re looking for a survivor to restore. Not only has it been in longtime, one-family ownership, it is equipped with the desirable manual transmission and… more»

Designer’s Delight: 1963 Lancia Flavia Berlina

$10. That’s what this once-pretty Lancia Flavia is bid to at the moment, with no reserve in site. It’s easy to think every Lancia or Alfa Romeo that pops up for sale is a valuable specimen, but this Flavia… more»

EXCLUSIVE: 1949 Prairie Schooner Camper

As some of you likely know, I am helping to clear out a large collection of salvage and project vehicles from a private owner. You can read more about the collection here. As we move ahead with the process, I’ll… more»

Key Lime Coupe: 1970 AMC AMX

One of the more intriguing cars in the large Georgia collection I’m helping to market is a car very similar to this one: a Big Bad Green AMX that needs restoration. Ironically, this example is even located in Georgia…. more»

Field Find: 1966 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible

One of the points I hope to never get to on my projects is to have a vehicle completely disassembled in the garage and then….give up. Not only is the frustration over an unfinished project fairly huge, but then… more»

Whalom Park Artifact: 1951 Crosley Fire Truck

Here in New England, the nostalgia effect is very real. Buildings that should be razed survive, artifacts to the past are celebrated, and amusement parks play a very big deal in residents’ perceptions of their past. Whalom Park in Massachusetts… more»

Rare Ti Super: 1971 Alfa Romeo Giulia

Alfa Romeos are not rare to see as project cars, but this one is more special than most. It’s a one-of-501  Giulia Ti Super, a limited production factory hot-rod with a high compression motor and other sporting upgrades. The… more»

Soft Window Targa: 1968 Porsche 912

Finally: an air-cooled Porsche project worth buying. Not only is it a rare soft-window Porsche 912 Targa, but the seller is adamant there has never been any rust in the chassis or floors. The body does look nicely aged,… more»

Vintage Racer Support: 1959 Chevy Apache Tow Rig

The appeal of an old tow rig is hard to deny, and this 1959 Chevy Apache with a wrecker body is wearing all the right kinds of patina. Said to have “rust in the usual places” and an engine… more»

Modern Rat: 1995 Chevy Impala SS

With so many Impala SS cars preserved for future collectability, it’s a bit startling to see such a tired example. Still, not every car gets preserved, and this one is a cheap project that makes more sense as a… more»

30 Years Barn Stored: 1964 Maserati Sebring S1

The pictures about say it all for this rusty 1964 Maserati Sebring Series 1, listed for sale by the longtime owner. Clearly, a restoration project left to rot, the Maserati is a desirable specimen and comes with the tattered… more»

Seized Big Cat: 1969 Jaguar E-Type

I’ve recently acquired a new project of which I have little insight into its mechanical history. I’m a long ways from diving into it, but I hope to find out in the next few months what I’ve gotten myself… more»