Reader Kent C spotted a Rambler Convertible recently while on the highway in Miami. He is really curious to know more about it and its history, so he snapped a few photos. Well, he decided to turn to us… more»
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Rusty Coupe: 1926 Ford Model T
I’m not so sure that this Model T Coupe project will warm me up this winter, but it still could be fun! For a car covered in rust, it actually looks to be solid and the seller even went… more»
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Custom Corvair Powered Motorcycle
I tend to be leery of custom home built vehicles. We often take all the engineering, testing and manhours for granted that go into creating the vehicles we use everyday, which is why I get a bit nervous about… more»
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Going Commando: 1968 Plymouth GTX
I’ve been watching this Plymouth GTX for the past few days, as I’ve been sorely tempted to buy it. It’s only a 6 hour drive away from me, not a small jot by any means, but close enough to… more»
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Suicide Doors: 1940 Chevrolet Master 85
I still remember how awestruck I was the first time I saw a classic car with suicide doors. I thought it was the coolest thing, but I really didn’t understand why everyone called them suicide doors. Now that I’ve… more»
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Rust Free Runner: 1929 Ford Model A Truck
The seller of this Model A is short on words, but I think this truck speaks for itself. It looks to be a solid project, with some surface rust showing but nothing that looks serious yet. Apparently the engine… more»
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Covered In Poor Decisions: 1970 Corvette
I have to say, this seller hits the nail right on the head with their Corvette! It appears that over the years, its owners have made one poor decision after the other on what to do with it. I love… more»
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Roller Only: 1965 Pontiac GTO
This GTO has an interesting look to it! I’m not sure whether to call it patina or if it is something all its own. This is one find I would want to see up on a lift before bidding,… more»
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Magnum Barn Find: 1973 Dodge Charger 340
The 1971 redesign of the Dodge Charger was the first step away from the muscular looks and all out performance of the Charger, but they are still great machines. This one has been parked for a while and for… more»
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Nathan’s 1948 Willys M38 Find
From Nathan R – Hey Guys, I am an avid reader and love seeing the finds that you post. I was lucky enough to drag home my own last weekend: a 1948 Willys Jeep. It has the body from a… more»
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Still Dusty: 1968 Corvette L79
The seller of this Corvette has known about it for most of his life! The story goes that one of his uncles bought the car back when the seller was just 13. He thought it was the coolest thing… more»
Name This Mystery Find
Reader Guy H recently messaged us with a find a friend of his had made in Israel and I have to admit, I had no idea what it was! Clearly someone turned it into their own version of the… more»
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Already Running: 1968 Camaro SS/RS
When this Camaro was new, I bet it was gorgeous! I love the white on blue color combo, but I don’t like the way it looks with all the rust. That’s right, we have another rusty Camaro for you!… more»
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Caddy Truck: 1976 Cadillac DeVille Mirage
We’ve seen a few Cadillac trucks over the years, they all have been custom creations used primarily as flower cars by funeral homes. This ’76 DeVille based Mirage is one of the nicer examples we have seen and was… more»
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Slightly Rusty: 1973 Camaro LT
At about the age of 14, I started my hunt for what would become my first car. I didn’t have much of a budget to work with, less than $1k total. I looked at all kinds of cars, but… more»
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Finned Beauty: 1958 Cadillac Coupe DeVille
Few cars have fins as large or impressive as this Cadillac! Between the massive size (it’s over 18 feet long!), the distinctive pink paint and the fins, it’s no wonder these cars are so recognizable and iconic! This one… more»
