While I wouldn’t necessarily call this Skylark GS Convertible an all out muscle car, with its 190 horsepower 350 V8, it’s still a cool machine with plenty of potential. They only built about 600 of these convertibles, making this a… more»
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Rough Beast: 1970 Corvette 454 LS5
Calling this Corvette a beast seems like a rather accurate description. For one it’s going to be a beast of a project to undertake, but once it’s done it’s going to be one heck of a beast. This ’70s… more»
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The Most Valuable 1965 Mustang Hardtop Ever!
This Mustang isn’t a Fastback or even a V8 car, yet it’s estimated to fetch between $450k and $650k! How can that be? Is it some crazy performance variant or was it owned by a celebrity? Nope, but it… more»
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One Owner Barn Find: 1959 Ford Galaxie Skyliner
For the vast majority of its life, this Ford Skyliner has languished in this barn. It has been in the seller’s family since it was new. His mother parked it decades ago and never touched it again. His father… more»
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Ready To Go Topless: 1967 Camaro RS Convertible
This year, the Camaro celebrates 50 years of burning rubber and tearing up pavement. There really isn’t a better way to celebrate the occasion than by actually buying yourself a Camaro. As amazing as the new ones are, you… more»
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Ratty But Fast: 1969 Chevy El Camino
From the outside, this El Camino looks like any other unfinished project that has been sitting in a barn for years, but open the hood and you discover it’s actually a lot more interesting than that. A previous owner… more»
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Immaculate 1986 Eagle Limited Wagon
This has to be one of the nicest Eagle Wagons out there! It’s been listed for sale for several months, but it would appear the seller has finally decided to be realistic with their valuation of it. At first,… more»
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1 Of 906 Built: 1972 Plymouth Road Runner
While I prefer the looks of the pre-71 Road Runner, I think I could live with this ’72! It is going to need an insane amount of work, but it is one of 906 cars built with the 400… more»
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Classic Survivor: 1964 Chevelle Malibu
What a great looking Chevelle! I love this body style and it looks great in Meadow Green Metallic. The seller claims that it is an all original two owner car, with some recent work to make it drivable. The odometer… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1961 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II
There’s no doubt that Rolls-Royce built their cars to last, but that doesn’t mean they are the easiest cars to keep on the road. While they aren’t terribly difficult to work on, they are hard to find parts for and can… more»
The Tale Of The Lost Daytona Coupe
I was recently digging through old forum posts on various websites when I came across a photo of what was clearly a barn find Shelby Daytona Coupe. There wasn’t any information about it or a link, but it looked… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1963 Buick LeSabre 4 Speed
When it comes to ’60s American classics, it’s all about options, but sometimes less is more. This Buick isn’t the highest optioned car, but that’s what makes it appealing. It was optioned with the Wildcat 410, a 4 speed… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1982 Oldsmobile 98 Regency
When fuel prices skyrocketed in the 1970s, fuel efficient became a major concern for many drivers. Between all the new emission requirements and competition from small foreign cars, American manufacturers had to work hard to come up with ways of… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1964 Dodge Power Wagon
Reader David H has quite the interesting truck up for grabs! This Power Wagon has clearly spent its life working hard as a tow rig. It’s a short bed 4×4 that runs and drives but could use a good… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1957 BMW Isetta 300
If oddball micro cars are your thing, this Exclusive might be right up your alley! The Isetta is easily one of the most iconic micro cars, with appearances in lots of movies and television shows over the years. Values… more»
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Bagged And Tagged: 1968 Chevelle SS 396 Project
Once a classic car achieves a certain level of value, it doesn’t take long before people are making clones and trying to sell them as the real thing. While the internet has helped with how to actually identify the… more»
