This Ford is an interesting mixture, it’s part cop car part hot rod. It started life as a fully equipped and ready to serve sheriff’s patrol car. It was used until the late ’50s, when it’s dated and tired… more»
Unrestored 1968 Camaro Z/28
While I’ve always liked the Mustang just a little more than the Camaro, there is one version of Chevy’s Pony that I think I’d take over a Mustang and that’s a ’68 Z/28! I love the looks of the… more»
Patina Perfect: 1929 Ford Model A
I really love the way old Ford’s age, there is just something cool about the patina they acquire. That being said, no one likes rust or the nasty holes it leaves. Thankfully it seems Model Ts and As rust slowly,… more»
Numbers Matching LT1: 1971 Corvette
In 1970, the LT1 optioned Corvette was the one to have if you wanted a Vette that was fast and light! It’s 370 horsepower 350 V8 was the second most powerful engine offered and is lighter than the 390… more»
Flathead Fun: 1932 Ford Roadster
The seller of this hot rod Ford doesn’t offer much in the way of information. They claim their flathead powered roadster runs and drives without issue. That’s about all the information they provide, but they do encourage people to… more»
Mystery V8 Powered Special
When I first spotted this American Special, I noticed that it didn’t look quite right. The seller listed it as a Glasspar G2, which has a rather interesting and easily identifiable grille. As you can see, this car’s… more»
Forward Thinking: 1966 Dodge A100
It would seem this seller has a thing for old odd trucks! Besides having this forward control A100 truck, there is a VW truck parked next to it and several other interesting rigs around it. This Dodge has seen… more»
Parking Garage Split Window Corvette!
Reader Brian T recently sent me a couple photos of a ’63 Corvette Split Window Coupe. All he said about it was that he stumbled across it and was in the process of trying to negotiate with the owner… more»
Shiny Vicky: 1956 Ford Fairlane
Clearly this Fairlane isn’t original, someone started building it into a hot rod, but the seller claims the paint is original. I’ve worked with Ford paint before and can attest to how well it responds to being buffed, polished… more»
One Rough Cat: 1963 Jaguar E-Type
From this angle, this Jaguar really doesn’t look too bad. Sure, you can see a few rust spots and some dings, but nothing alarming. Now before you scroll down the page and see the rest of it, remember these… more»
Time To Swing: 1970 Dodge Dart 340
Now that we are the proud owners of a Dodge Dart, I’ve been giving these small Mopars more attention lately. I know they aren’t as desirable as their big Charger and Challenger siblings, but that’s a good thing if… more»
Super Wagon: 1959 Rambler American
Reader Bill D has quite the amazing little Rambler! I’ve always thought the late ’50s Rambler American was a great looking car, but it is even more attractive in two door wagon form! Just look at this beauty. According… more»
The Eliminator: 1970 Mercury Cougar
I grew up hearing amazing stories about the Mercury Cougar. As you may recall, my dad has always wanted a Cougar, even just a base model. He eventually found one that he likes, so hopefully he doesn’t see this… more»
Could Be A Prototype: 1958 Devin D
The seller of this Devin thinks it could be an early prototype or at the very least, a very early example of the D model. Given the lack of a VIN number, I’m not so sure about the claim…. more»
Pre-GTO Muscle: 1963 Pontiac Le Mans
Just one year before Pontiac released the GTO, they built a high performance version of the Le Mans. It’s high compression engine might have said 326 cui, but it was actually a 336 that churned out 260 horsepower and an impressive… more»
















