I’m not a Corvette expert, nor have I ever claimed to be, but looking at this ’69 I’m not sure if it really is an all original survivor. It looks to be in amazing shape and the seller claims… more»
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High Output Fun: 1968 Pontiac GTO
In 1967, if you were ordering a new GTO, but felt like the 350 horses offered by the base 400 just wasn’t enough power you could option it with the HO engine. The High Output option brought horsepower up… more»
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Honestly Rough: 1969 Camaro Z/28
It’s always a bit scary buying a rusty project online, you just never know what your going to get. At least the seller of this Z/28 RS is honest and upfront about the condition. It doesn’t make this thing… more»
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Another Mopar: 1970 Dodge Charger
If the bright green GTX just wasn’t doing it for you from earlier, but still want a Mopar from 1970, this Charger might be worth a look. It’s also in pretty rough shape, but the seller is offering it… more»
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Some Lime Light: 1970 Plymouth GTX
This GTX might be dirty and rusty, but it actually has a lot going for it! It was last on the road in 1986, but no reason is given as to why it was parked. I would guess it either… more»
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Fuelie 1957 Chevy Bel Air Barn Find
For many Tri-Five fans, the fuel injected Bel Air is the holy grail of finds! Just like the Corvette’s fuel injection system, the Bel Air’s system was difficult to keep properly tuned, so many had it removed. When it… more»
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One Sad Pony: 1965 Mustang Fastback
This sad looking Mustang has definitely seen better days, but on the upside it’s a Fastback and who doesn’t love a ’65 Fastback? It also is a V8 car that’s matching numbers! The seller believes it has been parked… more»
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Master Of The Barn: 1948 Buick Super 8
This Big Buick seems to be having a bit of an identity crisis. The seller lists it as both a Roadmaster and a Super 8 in their ad, I can understand their confusion thought. The Roadmaster was Buick’s flagship… more»
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Humpback Wagon: 1937 Dodge Panel Truck
Now this is one odd and interesting looking truck! It’s a Dodge Panel truck with a “humpback” roof, which makes standing in the back of it much more comfortable. If you ran a delivery service back in 1937, this… more»
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High Top Sneakers Car!
This one is just too weird to not feature! This giant Converse tennis shoe was built out of a 1993 Nissan Altima, so it isn’t all that old but I guess you could say that it “runs” great! Sorry… more»
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1964 Ford Falcon Sprint For $3,600!
For the past couple years I’ve secretly pined for a Ford Falcon! Yes, I know the Mustangs are essentially the same, only more desirable. I think what’s so appealing about them to me is the fact that they don’t look overly… more»
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Burnt Barn Rod: 1931 Ford Model A
I’m not sure why, but I find myself being more and more interested in what I’m calling “Barn Rods”. These aren’t the kind of hot rods that have brand new bodies and paint jobs that cost a small fortune, these… more»
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Plum Crazy Mopar: 1971 Plymouth Duster 340
After just 7 years of use, this Plum Crazy Duster 340 was taken off the road, well at least that’s when it was last registered. It could have continued to see use as a drag car. The odometer reads… more»
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Running Goat Project: 1969 Pontiac GTO
If you like your Pontiacs a bit older than the 1980 Trans AM from earlier today, this GTO might be more up your alley! It has been repainted at least once, but quite some time ago. The seller has… more»
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Turbo Bird: 1980 Pontiac Trans AM Survivor
A few days back we featured an almost identical Anniversary Pace Car Trans AM to this one, but this example has fewer miles and lacks all the Pace Car stickers. It looks to be in better condition inside and out, the… more»
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The Way To Build Rough Finds: 1951 GMC Truck
So what do you do with those barn finds that are wearing their original patina, but have damaged engines and need all new interiors? That’s a question I’ve actually asked myself on many occasions. Finds that are all original and… more»
