Buick used the Gran Sport (aka GS) moniker on several of its cars, but most often with the mid-size Skylark. Because Cadillac wasn’t into building performance cars, the Buick GS series were the most well-equipped GM sport models of… more»
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Survivor or Restoration? 1970 Dodge Dart GT
The fourth generation of the Dodge Dart (1967-76) would be its most successful in terms in sales. The two and four-door sedans would appeal to families seeking inexpensive transportation, while the hardtops and convertibles targeted those who wanted sporty… more»
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Stored 52 Years: 1949 Morris Oxford MO Series
While the Morris automobile dates to 1913, the Oxford MO Series came later and ran from 1948-54. It was the English company’s first new car after World War. The MO was one of the earlier cars to go with… more»
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Tin Lizzie: 1924 Ford Model T
One of the most influential automobiles ever made, the Model T enabled affordable motorized transportation to get into the hands of U.S. consumers. And they did it nearly 15 million times between 1908 and 1927. Sometimes referred to as… more»
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24k Mile Survivor: 1955 Ford Crown Victoria
For 1955, Ford debuted the Fairlane as its top-of-the-line car. While the Fairlane Victoria used the regular hardtop roofline, the Crown Victoria was fitted with a B-pillared roofline with a wide stainless- steel band that “crowned” the roof. Optional,… more»
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Unfinished Project: 1957 Pontiac Custom Safari
When Chevrolet came out with what would become known as the “Tri Five” Chevies, that included the addition of the Nomad 2-door sport wagon. Pontiac would follow suite with its version called the Safari and – it, too –… more»
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Monkey Bike? 1983 Honda Motocompo
Back in the 1980s, Honda came up with the novel idea of making a small scooter that you could fold up and put in the trunk of your Honda car. It was seen as a way to promote their… more»
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Rare 4-Speed: 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix
One of the early personal luxury cars, the Grand Prix mixed muscle with comfort right from the beginning. Launched in 1962, the first generation of the car would run through 1968. The nameplate itself would end up being one… more»
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Rare 4-Speed: 1979 Chevrolet Malibu
By the time the fourth generation of the Chevelle would come out, the Malibu nameplate had taken over duties. The downsized cars would run from 1978-80 and replace the Colonnade style that had come before it. The Malibu was… more»
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One Owner Survivor: 1968 Oldsmobile 442
The Olds 442 (also 4-4-2) was that GM division’s player in the mid-size muscle car arena. It launched off the F-85 and Cutlass models in 1964 and would stick around in some form through 1987. The second generation from… more»
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AAR ‘Cuda Tribute? 1974 Plymouth Barracuda
After beating the Ford Mustang to market by 17 days in 1964, the Plymouth Barracuda would enjoy a run of more than 10 years. By 1974, however, both the muscle and pony car markets had cooled off and Chrysler… more»
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True Barn Find! 1957 Ford Custom 300
1957 would be one of those years when Ford would outsell Chevrolet. For that model run, the difference would be more than 120,000 cars. The Custom 300 was one of four models offered and the 4-door sedan would sell… more»
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Yard Find: 390-Powered 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 XL
The Galaxie 500 XL was introduced in 1962 as Ford’s premium full-size car. It was their answer to the Chevy Impala Super Sport as it was equipped with buckets seats, a console, and spinner wheel covers, just like the… more»
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1 of 11 Built: 1962 Pontiac Bonneville Hearse
When you see a vehicle like this, you must ask yourself what you would do with it. A lot of old hearses turn up as Halloween decorations or haunted house attractions. But this one is too nice for that… more»
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Same Owner 25 Years: 1969 Pontiac Firebird Convertible
Pontiac’s Firebird would jump into action in 1967 along with Chevy’s new Camaro. For the cars’ first generation (1967-69), they would collectively outsell the Ford Mustang by some 30,000 automobiles. And that included an extended production year in 1969… more»
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Turn-Key Roadster: 1959 Triumph TR3A
The Triumph TR3A was the third best-selling car in the TR3 series. Which was quite a feat since it wasn’t an official car. It was an evolution of the TR3 but never badged as a TR3A, just always referred… more»
