No Reserve Survivor! 1969 Plymouth GTX

What? An all-original 1969 Plymouth GTX survivor available on a no-reserve bid? Yup. Well, that’s not an everyday occurrence, but that’s what I’ve got cooking up for you today. To make matters more interesting, this car is located in… more»

Only 43K Original Miles! 1957 Nash Ambassador

While GM, Ford, and Chrysler Corp. were heavily involved in a 1957 postwar slugapalooza, recently formed American Motors (1954) was trying to find its way forward in a hypercompetitive automotive market. AMC, brought together by the merger of Nash… more»

V12 Power: 1995 Mercedes S600

Just call me “Mr. Big”! Stylish, classy, big, and fast is one way to describe this 1995 Mercedes S600 “Sonderklasse” as it’s known in Germany. This 79 K-mile coupe’s listing is, unfortunately, very light on detail, so we’ll have… more»

Crown Vic Drivetrain Swap: 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle

And now for something from the “Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should” department. Today, for your review, we have, courtesy of Don’t Need Credit, a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle that has undergone the most unusual transformation…. more»

Cameo Coral Convertible: 1954 Ford Sunliner

Finding a 1954 Ford Crestline is not such a big deal, but a Sunliner convertible body style? Now you’re talkin’! It’s not that they are exactly rare, 36K units to be exact, but how often do you encounter one… more»

Rat Rod Candidate? 1955 Buick Special

Well, it’s old and I suppose it’s special, but a 1955 Buick Special four-door sedan isn’t exactly what springs to mind when I hear the term “rat rod” bandied about. Regardless, that’s one suggestion emanating from the seller of… more»

Cheap Droptop: 1974 Pontiac Grandville

In the early seventies, at least at GM, it seemed that “Bigger was Better” was the path to the future. The timing was unfortunate as the increase in size and weight occurred just as horsepower was on the way… more»

Batwing Brookwood: 1959 Chevrolet Wagon

Love ’em or hate ’em, 1959 Chevrolets always make a visual statement thanks to their overt horizontal rear wings. While an Impala hardtop or convertible is usually the subject of a review, station wagons such as this Brookwood example… more»

Cleaned Up Well: 1968 Pontiac GTO Barn Find

If this 1968 Pontiac GTO doesn’t look like a Barn Find, I don’t know what does. Parked in 1987 by the original owner, his niece’s husband has been tasked with bringing it back to life.  There’s a lot of… more»

S-Code 390 Powered: 1967 Mercury Cougar XR7

For some reason, the introduction of Mercury’s Cougar in 1967, such as today’s subject, is one that I clearly remember. It probably has more to do with the styling than anything else, and I was young enough that I… more»

First Year Edition: 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix

I have recently opined a bit about the Chrysler brand’s current state of sad affairs, “Oh Chrysler, where have you gone?” Well, in a similar vein, I can ask the same about Pontiac. The only difference, of course, is… more»

440 Swap: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner

Here’s yet another 1970 Plymouth Road Runner that appears to have been rode hard and put away wet. It possesses a lot of the maladies that afflict this generation of Plymouth’s legendary budget muscle car, so let’s take a… more»

Uncommon Custom: 1962 Buick LeSabre

The Buicks that most often get coverage here on BF are Rivieras, Gran Sports, Electra 225s, all memorable cars of an auspicious nature. Today’s find is a “stripper” level 1962 Buick, specifically a LeSabre two-door sedan – I didn’t… more»

Four-Door Fun: 1969 Chevrolet Bel Air

Consider the plight of Chevrolet’s Bel Air. For eight model years (’50-’57), it ruled the bowtie’s roost, and then in ’58, it got demoted to second banana. By the time this Bel Air four-door sedan rolled off the assembly… more»

Beautiful Benz: 1972 Mercedes 280 SE 4.5

Talk about a stunning presentation, this 1972 Mercedes 280 SE 4.5 looks like new! The mileage is unknown due to a non-functioning odometer, but inside and out, this one’s spic and span. Sometimes, a design just all comes together,… more»

Cheap Buy? 1950 GMC 100 Pickup

From the days when a GMC truck was a GMC, and not a Chevy, we have this 1950 GMC 100 for your review. The seller bought it a year ago but does not disclose why he’s ready to move… more»

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