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Flood Survivor: 1973 Jensen Healey

The Jensen Healey was a great idea on paper. You had a simple and clean roadster body, a luxurious interior and best of all, a Lotus build twin cam engine. While it went on to be Jensen’s best selling… more»

One Owner Barn Find 1969 Camaro

The Camaro has always been intriguing to me. They were built to compete with the Mustang (a battle that still rages today), but I’ve always viewed them as being slightly more muscle car and a little less pony than… more»

Big Block Drop Top: 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS

The photos aren’t anything to get excited about, but this Chevy Impala SS Convertible might be! While SS convertibles are relatively rare, the fact that it’s packing a 325 horsepower 396 V8 is something you don’t see often! The… more»

1970 Mustang Boss 302 Barn Find Update!

You might remember back in June we featured Reader Chase V’s Boss 302 that he found stashed in a barn! Well after getting it out of the barn he sent it off to SEMO Classic Mustang to be gone through…. more»

NASCAR Special: 1984 Buick Grand National

I’ve never really thought the ’80s Buick Grand Nationals were particularly handsome cars. Every time I see one, I first think it’s a little old lady car, mostly because I knew an elderly couple that drove a Regal of… more»

Oddball Project: 1953 Packard Henney Hearse

Hearse project cars are always interesting and a bit unusual. The ties to the funeral industry can freak some people out, but cars like this Packard-Henney Junior Hearse played an important role in history. While many served as your… more»

Rust Cat: 1972 Jaguar E-Type 2+2

As with many collector cars, early Jaguar E-Types are worth significantly more than later examples. While I would love to have an early flat floor E-Type, I would even be happy to have a ’70s 2+2! This V12 powered… more»

1969 Dodge Daytona Barn Find

I’ve heard quite a few tales about a Dodge Daytona that’s been hiding in Alabama, but I’ve yet to see any high quality photos of when it was found. Finally, more photos of this winged Mopar has finally surfaced!… more»

Back On The Market: 1963 Ferrari 250 GTE

Some of the finds we see never seem to actually get restored, just passed to the next owner for slightly more money than the last time. In the case of this Ferrari 250 GTE, I can’t say with 100% certainty… more»

Another Junk Yard Liquidation Sale!

We recently featured a salvage yard that is liquidating their old cars at just $500 per car. Well, another old salvage yard has just decided it’s time to liquidate, but this one specialized in Fords. The owner of this yard… more»

Parts Or Project: 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL

I’ve always thought it would be interesting to weigh a rusty classic to see how much weight the rust has shaved off over the years. There’s no arguing that the second generation of Ford Galaxies could benefit from losing a… more»

1954 Corvette Project

Restoring a classic car really is a major undertaking, so it’s no surprise that so many projects go unfinished. What is surprising is how far a long some restorations get when they stall and some of the desirable cars… more»

Donated 1967 Ford Thunderbird

This T-Bird certainly isn’t the most desirable year or even in very good shape, but it could go cheap! The seller’s eBay name is repo-1, so I assume they specialize in towing and repossession work. They state that this… more»

Sports Coupe Project: 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air

When I look at this ’56 Bel Air, the last thing I think of is a sports coupe as the seller describes it. Now don’t get me wrong, these cars have lots of performance potential, but the Bel Air… more»

Good Deal: 1970 Triumph TR6

Reader Jim S. recently sent us a tip about this TR6, but the ad has been removed and relisted multiple times, hopefully it stays up this time. The seller is asking $2,795 for this project, but is that a… more»

Vintage Flair: 1967 Dodge Coronet 440

Is it just me or do Mopars have a tendency to rust just in the floors? It seems like most of the ones I come across have some sort of hidden rust issue, no matter where they’ve been stored. I… more»