Now, this is a killer combo! This 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 convertible left the factory with a 410 horsepower Q-code 427 V8 and a 4-speed, making it one heck of a drop top. It’s in rough shape, but there… more»
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Can You Identify This Mystery Carcass?
Reader JamestownMike needs your help! He was given this BMW shell, but he isn’t sure exactly what it is or if it’s even worth messing with. I’ll let him fill you in on the all the details! From JamestownMike – … more»
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Like New 1987 Buick Grand Nationals Up For Grabs!
Back in April of 2017, I wrote about this pair of like new Buick Grand Nationals that were discovered in the original owner’s garage. At that time, the pair had been listed for sale on Facebook with an asking… more»
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Tri-Power And A 4-Speed: 1969 Corvette L68 427
The Corvette is often called America’s sports car, but in the late ’60s, they were really more muscle car than anything. That’s especially true of the ones that were equipped with the go fast 427 V8! This particular convertible… more»
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Italian SUV? 1967 Fiat 500 Giardiniera
Reader Filippo R had so much fun writing up this Fiat Multipla that he decided to send in another find from Italy. This one is another Fiat (it’s Italy after all), but this time it’s a 500. You can find… more»
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Mystery History: 1950 Mercury Custom
Reader Derby A has been on the hunt. Not for a car or even for a hard to find part, but for information! You see, a friend of his late father had this 1950 Merc parked in his barn. Derby… more»
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427 And A 4-Speed! 1969 Chevrolet Impala SS
There’s a good chance what I’m about to suggest will make a few people upset, but bear with me on this! The initial thought with a find like this Impala SS is to give it a top to bottom… more»
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Camper Special: 1977 Chevrolet C-30 Cheyenne
It seems like new pickup trucks just keep getting more and more expensive. At the same time, they are being equipped with more technology and lots of exotic materials. As great as that all is, there’s still nothing like… more»
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Under Wraps: 1929 Ford Model A Woody
We don’t get much information or even decent photos of this 1929 Model A Woody Wagon. The seller states that they are listing it for the owner and that they weren’t provided with much information. All that they know… more»
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Would You dare? 1960 Fiat 600 Multipla
Reader Filippo R came across this Fiat project in Padua, Italy here on Subito. He also thought it would be fun to try his hand at contributing, so here is what he wrote! From Filippo – Found in a famers’ field… more»
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Big Block Power: 1965 Ford F100 Custom Cab
When the fourth generation Ford F100 was introduced, it brought with it new looks, unibody construction, improved drivability and new engine options. This particular example was optioned with the 352 V8 and a manual transmission. It needs some work… more»
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Cavalry Transport: 1940 GMC AFKX-502
When people say they don’t build’em like they use to, if they are talking about this GMC truck, they are right! They really don’t build trucks quite like this one anymore. It’s a military issue cab over 4×4 that… more»
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Needs To Be Restored: 1957 Corvette Fuelie
If only cars could talk! Just imagine the stories this ’57 Corvette fuelie would have to tell. Sadly, it can’t talk and chances are we will never know it’s full story. What we do know is that it started… more»
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Only 27 Built: 1976 TriVette
When I first looked at the photos of this unusual find sent in by Pete B, it felt like my eyes were going cross. Once they stopped freaking out, I started to think that perhaps the photos were messed… more»
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396 And A 4-Speed: 1966 Chevrolet Bel Air
It’s easy to think of Chevrolet’s Bel Air as a sensible and comfortable cruiser, but the reality is they could actually be performance machines. Well, at least depending on how they were optioned. In the late ’60s, Chevy restyled… more»
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Build It Your Way: 1969 Camaro Project
This Camaro isn’t an SS or even an RS car, but it did leave the factory with a V8, a manual transmissions and DX1 stripes. It’s a 307 V8 car and sadly the engine has gone missing. While it… more»
