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Little Mopar: 1964 Plymouth Signet Convertible

I know the Signet isn’t the most sought after classic around, but there is something appealing about this little convertible. I love the lines and how they converge on the front fender, it just looks great. This example was… more»

1969 Pontiac GTO Judge Convertible Barn Find!

In the world of rare and desirable muscle cars, the Pontiac GTO Judge is one of the more sought after cars. Put it in convertible form and you have near unobtanium! Finding one is next to impossible, considering only 108… more»

Dream Car: 1973 Camaro RS/Z28

I’m sure lots of us have a childhood car that we would see around town and dreamt of owning. Well for reader Greg W, his dream car was this 1973 Camaro optioned with both the RS and Z/28 packages…. more»

The Bookmobile: 1951 GMC COE

I love oddball vehicles, the only thing I love more are oddballs with interesting stories! Well this GMC COE is a bit of an oddity, simply because of the design of these cab over trucks, but add in its… more»

Triple Black: 1973 Hurst/Olds

So the redesigned ’73 Olds Cutlass wasn’t the best looking car, but it’s definitely interesting and when it was optioned as a Hurst/Old (or just H/O) 442 it actually offered decent performance, well at least for a ’73! This… more»

Rusty Muscle: 1969 Plymouth GTX

I’ll be honest, I’m not sure what is happening to the paint on this GTX, but that’s just one of many questions I have for this Mopar. It looks like someone might have painted it in their garage at… more»

Barn Hot Rod: 1940 Ford Coupe

What can I say, I’m a sucker for period hot rods. New ones are great, but they just don’t tell the same story as an old car turned into a hot rod 30+ years ago. This 1940 Ford Coupe… more»

What’s In Jim O’s Barn?

Reader Jim O has some great cars currently stashed in his barn! He thought it would be fun to put you guys to the test and see who can name all of his cars. Bonus points to anyone that… more»

Littlest Squire: 1974 Pinto Wagon

I’m not sure why this Pinto puts such a huge smile on my face, but just looking at it makes me grin from ear to ear! I’ve seen a few Pinto wagons wearing faux wood like this one and… more»

Perfect Shop Truck: 1967 International

Every classic car and truck has a story to tell. Some are simple stories while others have more mysterious pasts. We know this International 1100B Panel Wagon was last used as a bread delivery truck, but we have no… more»

Preserve Or Hot Rod? 1930 Ford Model A Tudor

For the past few months, I’ve been tossing the idea of building a Model T or A hot rod around in my head. I think it would be an absolute blast, but I can’t ever decide which model I… more»

Barn Find’s Junkyard Games!

We hope you all had a great Thanksgiving full of family, good food and fun! We sure did! Now that the turkey is cold and our stomach are still trying to recover, we thought everyone might enjoy a fun game to keep you… more»

Period Hot Rod: 1936 Plymouth Coupe

There are certain cars that have always popular with the hot rodding crowd and the Plymouth Coupe was one of them! This rough looking ’36 Plymouth has somehow survived the years without the body being modified, but it didn’t… more»

Cutting It Loose: 1968 Dodge Charger

When I first spotted this Charger here on eBay, I assumed it was the one we featured back in October, but then I started taking a closer look at it and realized it’s a different blue and rust Mopar!… more»

1966 Austin Healey Sprite For $400!

Sprites are great little cars! They are fun to drive, cheap to fix and easy to work on, but they are going up in value. This ’66 Sprite isn’t one of the desirable Bugeyes and it is in rough… more»

Big Block Drop Top: 1967 Mustang Convertible

When it comes to muscle cars, I love the ones with weird option combinations! This ’67 Mustang Convertible has to be one of the more unusual configurations I’ve seen in a while. It’s a 4V 390 car, which is… more»