The seller of this Ranchero believes that it came the factory with a 245 horsepower 312 V8! That’s possible because you could get your Ranchero with any of the car engines offered by Ford. This 4-barrel topped V8 found… more»
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Cheap Chevelle Malibu Project
This 1965 Chevelle is going to need a lot of work, but for the price, seems like a good deal. The body looks straight for the most part and if the rust isn’t too bad, one could just focus… more»
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1969 Pontiac GTO For $1,700!
Sounds exciting doesn’t it? The price tag may make this GTO tempting, but this isn’t a project for the average Joe. This one was left at the seller’s shop so it includes a mechanics lien title and not much… more»
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Powered By Ford: 1962 Studebaker Hawk GT
This Studebaker has quite a story behind it. Apparently, it was owned by a teacher who parked it sometime in the 80s. Before that though she had a Ford 289 V8 and C4 transmission installed in order to make… more»
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One Owner 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
The seller of this 1957 Chevy claims that it has only had one owner since new. That’s impressive considering that this car is approaching 60 years old. I could be wrong, but I’m guessing the seller is counting himself… more»
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Built In The 80’s: 1929 Model A Hot Rod
Some of you may be wondering what a modern looking custom like this is doing on the site, but hear me out. This Model A was built in the eighties and is basically what hot rods looked like when… more»
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Frick’n Cool: 1957 Ford Thunderbird
This may not look like anything special, but according to the seller, this T-Bird was hotted up by the famed Bill Frick. Bill was a car dealer known for shoving Cadillac engines into lesser cars. There was a Fordillac,… more»
What Color Should We Paint Our MGA?
Decisions, decisions. There are a lot of decisions to make when restoring a car. What parts should you reuse and what should you buy new? Should you stick with stock or make a couple of sensible modifications? These are… more»
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License To Fly: 1985 Pulse Autocycle
If you are looking for something different to restore, this 1985 Pulse Autocycle may be the perfect thing. There were only about 360 built between 1984 and 1990 so it’s doubtful you’ll see another one around. These were novel… more»
This 1948 MG TC Has Been In A Barn Since 1962!
This story comes from an ongoing series of emails we have received from one of our readers. Here it is in Peter K’s own words: July 9, 2015 First off, I love your website and get a kick out… more»
Tom’s First Barn Find!
From Tom L – So I think I may have found my first true barn find. Working on a building survey, I walked into an area that apparently hasn’t been visited for a while and came across what appears… more»
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1958 Jaguar XK150 Hot Rod
It’s not all that uncommon to see an XJ6 with a 350, but when was the last time you found a XK150 with the swap? European built engine can make Americans nervous for some reason. I’ll never forget that… more»
BF Exclusive: 409-Powered 1962 Chevrolet Impala
From Tom – My story begins in 1970. A fellow from Cincinnati purchased this ’62 Impala from his boss at the time. He drove the car to school, went to the prom, and used it as any typical teenager… more»
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1956 GMC Scenicruiser: Where’s Dave And Wayne?
Almost two years ago we featured an amazing story about two guys and a Scenicruiser (part 1, part 2). Everyone enjoyed following their journey home, so we knew we had to feature this one when both Jim S and… more»
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Incredible Body: 1968 MGC GTS Tribute
Before the Miata came along, the MGB was the world’s most popular roadster. Most people still know what one is today, but few remember the MGC. That’s because the C was only built for two years. It was intended… more»
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1970 MGB GT For $1,500!
This MGB made me miss my GT. It also made me think that I should have held onto it even that inattentive driver slammed into me. A crumpled panel would have been a lot easier to fix then a… more»
