The Motocompo was introduced as a “trunk bike” to fit inside two Japanese subcompact cars, the Honda Today and Honda City. Neither of those autos or the bike were ever sold in the U.S., but one of these little… more»
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1 of 317: 1997 Chevrolet Camaro SS 350
The Camaro wasn’t a rare sight in 1997. But a 30th Anniversary edition in SS trim with a 6-speed that’s also a convertible was. And more so today. Sources indicate as few as 300 were built that way to… more»
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340 Formula S: 1968 Plymouth Barracuda
The Formula S was an upgraded handling package on early Barracuda’s. With heavier torsion bars and an anti-roll bar up front and additional leaves in the rear springs, the Formula S’s cornering and high-speed stability were praised. This ’68… more»
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Big-Block 4-Speed: 1969 Dodge Dart GTS
This car appears to be one of just 784 built in 1969, a Dart GT Sport (hence the GTS abbreviation). That’s because it came with 383 cubic inch V8 with a 4-speed manual. It was last registered in 1977… more»
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440 Big-Block: 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger
This 1970 Dart Swinger started life like so many did, one of 70 percent that were built with Chrysler’s venerable Slant-Six motor. It went through a restoration about 11 years ago, which is likely when the six-banger was thrown… more»
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1953 Oldsmobile Super 88 Camper!
Back in the mid-20th Century, more cars were converted into campers than you might think. And there were several outfits around the country that pulled these transformations off, some better than others. We’re not told who did this one… more»
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Same Owner 20 Years! 1969 Chevelle SS 454
This 1969 Chevelle started out life as a Malibu Sport Coupe and became an SS later. And it has a 454 cubic inch V8, something that wouldn’t come about until the 1970 model year. The 396 would have been… more»
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Big Block Drop-Top: 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu
The second generation of the Chevelle (1968-72) would be the nameplate’s most popular. 50 years later, the Super Sport models are the big draw with collectors, with their 396 or 454 V8 engines. This ’71 Malibu is an SS… more»
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Garage Find: 1967 Ford LTD
Ford introduced the LTD in 1965 as an extension of the Galaxie 500 lineup. The company would go on to boast in their advertising that these cars rode quieter than a Rolls Royce. By 1967, they were a series… more»
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Z28 Powered! 1972 Pontiac Ventura II
The 1970s Ventura II was Pontiac’s version of the Chevy Nova with a different front-end clip and taillights. The “II” designation was used because the Ventura name had previously been applied to a full-size Pontiac. This ’72 edition is… more»
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1 Of 135: 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 6-Pack
First-generation Dodge Challengers are sought-after cars today. Especially when they have Chrysler’s biggest engines and crazy paint jobs. This 1970 R/T checks all the boxes: first year, 440 motor, 6-Pack carburetor set-up, 4-speed transmission, and Plum Crazy paint. The… more»
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Parked 16 Years: 1977 Dodge Charger SE For $1,475
UPDATE – This Charge has been relisted, here on eBay, now with a BIN of $1,475. If you’ve been on the hunt for a budget-friendly project, this one might be worth another look! FROM 1/15/21 – The Dodge Charger… more»
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Blank Panther Clone: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS/RS
To further capitalize on the introduction of the new Camaro, a Chevy dealer in Toronto, Ontario came up with a specially equipped, low-volume Camaro they called the Black Panther. Legend has it that only 50 were made, painted gloss… more»
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Pre-War Barn Find: 1940 Pontiac Special Six
The Special Six was Pontiac’s entry level car for 1940, sharing a restyled A-body with its Chevrolet counterpart. The car was powered by a 223 cubic inch L-head inline six-cylinder motor that was good for 100 horsepower with a… more»
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1-Of-825: 1972 AMC Javelin AMX 401
Leave it to American Motors to think outside of the box. When they introduced their Javelin pony car for 1968, they also rolled out a GT-style, 2-seater of the same car (shorter wheelbase with rear seat removed). When the… more»
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Golden Goose: 1954 Hudson Hornet Special
The Hudson Hornet has a fascinating history and – to look at the car – you wouldn’t think it was the dominating make in the early years of NASCAR racing. 1954 would be the last year of the so-called… more»
