Bulk Buy: 1973 Jaguar XJ6

This 1973 Jaguar XJ6 was originally purchased by the seller as part of a larger stash of similar vehicles. With two of the cars restored and one parted out, this Series II XJ6 was left in limbo, obstensibly too… more»

Granite State Tradition: Annual Boat & Auto Auction

In what has become somewhat of an annual tradition, a group of boating and car enthusiasts in New Hampshire host an annual auction with a surprisingly good assortment of classic automobiles for sale. There’s also a healthy selection of… more»

3,032 Miles From New: 1980 Triumph Spitfire

I recently came across perhaps one of the best Triumph Spitfires left in existence when flipping through the March edition of Thoroughbred and Classic Cars magazine (guilty pleasure – great content if you’re a reader). They have a monthly section that amounts… more»

LeMons Beaters! Pontiac Fiero VS Honda CRX

An eBay seller is clearing out what looks like a yard full of potential project cars, and while they’ll all need heaps of work, the path towards completion could be much shorter if they’re converted to track use. Among… more»

Turbo Pony Project: 1984 Ford Mustang GT

A rarely seen trim line born from the years of turbocharged Fox Bodies is this 1984 GT Turbo. While we know and love the SVO on these pages, along with the venerable 5.0L V8, the two-year-only GT Turbo is… more»

The ’80s Called: Custom Porsche 928

Although you can blame a lot of things on drugs, the ’80s were also an era of automotive excess, with a seemingly limitless supply of vendors hawking body kits, custom wheels and more, along with body shops all too… more»

Raced From New: 12,000 Mile 1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse

For many of us in the Gen X and Gen Y generations, DSMs like this 12,613 mile Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Turbo hatchback were among the cars we pined to drive in high school. The ultimate trim was the turbocharged… more»

No Reserve Project R/V: 1978 GMC Royale

Many times, when vehicles show up at my favorite dealer lot of donation specials, they need a sizable amount of work. When you see an R/V with this seller, I wouldn’t blame you for assuming the rig would be… more»

Original Paint: 1976 BMW R90S

This 1976 BMW R90S is said to wear original paint following its extraction from storage in a long-time collection. This example wears awesome two-tone paintwork and its OEM bikini fairing, two cosmetic details that helped BMW spice up its… more»

Dual Quads: 1957 Chevy Bel Air

Fuelie or dual quads – which would you choose? Well, given the seemingly huge jump in prices for genuine fuelies, the dual quad variety might be the way to go. Some say limited parts availability for fuelies is another… more»

Six-Cylinder Garage Find: 1968 MGC GT

While we occasionally feature MGB GTs, less frequently seen are the MGCs with the Austin-derived inline six-cylinder. This example is said to be a garage-find example that was restored many years ago and holding up fairly well. These six-cylinder… more»

Never This Nice: ’88 Jaguar XJ6 with 22K Miles

While not many of us would shed a tear if one more late 80s Jaguar ends up in the boneyard, examples like this low-mileage specimen should be preserved. A 1988 model with just over 22,000 miles from new, this… more»

How Many Left: 1966 Matra Djet 5

Up for grabs on eBay is an exceedingly rare 1966 Matra Djet 5, a fiberglass-bodied sports coupe that was the world’s first mid-engined production vehicle. Over the course of its production, the Djet enjoyed a colorful competition history and… more»

No Reserve: 1957 Porsche 356 Coupe

The seller of this basketcase 1957 Porsche 356 is a well-known specialist in hunting down and procuring early Porsches, even those in derelict condition. While this coupe model is quite rusty, it’s also largely stock with a complete interior… more»

Giugiaro Sedan: 1989 Lancia Thema

Here’s a car we didn’t get in the U.S. but I desperately wish we did: the Lancia Thema, which could be optioned with a Ferrari-built eight-cylinder mill in a model called the 8.32. However, just because this example doesn’t… more»

Clean Enough To Live In: 1975 GMC Gentleman Jim

When scanning the original brochures for the GMC Sierra “Gentleman Jim” edition pickup, it becomes clear the idea of building work trucks that could also take you for a night on the town is nothing new. This particular truck… more»

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