Halfway through 1963 Ford added a sports-roof model to the Galaxie lineup and that proved to be a very good decision. Not only did the fastback roof help with aerodynamics, but it also outsold the hardtop. This 1963 Galaxie… more»
Barn Bug: 1962 Volkswagen Beetle
This 1962 Volkswagen Beetle has supposedly been in the same family since new. They purchased it in Germany, had it shipped stateside, and then proceeded to drive it until the 80s when they parked it in a barn. There… more»
Microcar Museum Up For Auction
If you haven’t already heard, the largest collection of microcars ever assembled is going to auction tomorrow! Bruce Weiner has spent many years traveling the globe in pursuit of the most unlikely of collector cars and he has housed… more»
Lackluster Limelight: 1969 Pontiac LeMans
We like any classic that is still wearing most of its original paint. This 1969 Pontiac LeMans is claimed to be sporting its factory sprayed Limelight Green so it’s worth a look. It has spent its entire life in… more»
Functional Fun: 1973 BMW 2002 Touring
Europeans have always appreciated hatches more than we do here in the States. I think we are the ones who have been missing out though because they got great little cars like this. The BMW 2002 is a great… more»
1970 Plymouth Duster Project
As the prices of the “big” muscle cars keep going up, the less popular models start to look more attractive. Sure a ‘Cuda would be nice, but the cost of good ones make them unattainable for many. Luckily, there… more»
British Amazon: 1961 Rover P5
This 1961 Rover P5 had been stashed away for 40 years, but the current owner pulled it out and had an import shop go through everything. They have receipts for over $4,000 worth of repairs and the car is… more»
1950 Crosley Hotshot Projects
Over the last few years I have acquired a peculiar interest in the Crosley Hotshot. Maybe it’s because a Hotshot won the first race at Sebring or maybe because it is considered America’s first postwar sports car. Whatever the… more»
Fuel Injected 1978 Jeep Wagoneer
Today Suburbans and Explorers are the vehicle of choice for families, but back in the seventies the Wagoneer was top dog. Jeep can even claim responsibility for starting the whole luxury SUV crave when they released the wood-paneled and… more»
440 Four-Speed: 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T
Only serious Mopar fans need apply. This is a 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T and it’s going to need a complete restoration. We feel the end result will be well worth the effort though, as this car is equipped with… more»
1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Garage Find
This 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is claimed to be a one owner car which has been in storage since 1988. After changing the oil and fuel, the car started right up. Unfortunately, there is quite a bit of rust… more»
Vintage Race Car Project: 1966 Sunbeam Imp
This 1966 Sunbeam Imp started the process of becoming a race car, but the previous owners were never able to finish the task. A roll cage has already been fitted and it has been painted, but all the mechanicals… more»
Camping Rig: 1963 Volvo L3314HT
If Land Rovers and Jeeps seem mainstream, then we have the perfect rig for you. This is a 1963 Volvo L3314HT and we doubt you will see any others while up camping. These were built for the Swedish Army… more»
Wayne Newton’s Wagon: 1978 Lincoln Mark V
If the Eldorado wagon was a little rough for you, then this 1978 Lincoln might be a better choice. Supposedly this station wagon was built by a coach builder in Detroit to try to convince Lincoln to put it… more»
August Fun: 1965 Citroën Ami 6 Berline
We haven’t featured any good oddball cars for while, so here is one for you. This is a 1965 Citroën Ami 6 Berline and we doubt that few of you have ever seen one. Citroën actually sold a ton… more»
















