Billed as “The New Reliables,” Chevrolet’s extensive lineup of trucks for ’63 included 178 models. This 1963 Chevrolet K-10 1/2-ton four-wheel-drive model gained some 3/4-ton K-20 features later in life, including some gnarly 19.5 inch wheels with NOS tires…. more»
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Meet Connie! 1956 Continental Mark II
Richard Nixon was President the last time this car changed hands. The seller’s father purchased it in 1970 and named it “Connie,” and now this 1956 Continental Mark II could be yours. Thanks to Pat L. who spied this… more»
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All-Steel Hot Rod! 1934 Ford Five-Window Coupe
After surviving 40 years of storage, this sweet 1934 Ford Five-Window Coupe promises amazing potential. Thanks to reader Michael who spotted this unfinished project here on Los Angeles, California craigslist. Considering the asking price of $21.00, I’m reaching for… more»
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One Owner 1969 Big Block Corvette
On first impression it seems you could do far worse than to snap up this big block Corvette convertible for $17,500. This one came in as a reader tip from two sources; thanks to Pat L. & Patrick S…. more»
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Mad Max The Plumber! 1978 Ford Falcon Panel Van
In addition to launching the international film career of a young and dashing Mel Gibson, 1980’s 1979’s post-apocalyptic action movie Mad Max featured a number of interesting vehicles. Most memorable among them was “the last V8 Interceptor,” a modified… more»
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The Last Woodie! 1951 Two-Door Mercury Wagon
Car enthusiasts typically picture a 1951 Mercury either as a two-door coupe in stock form or as the quintessential low-rider. This particular 1951 Mercury Two-Door Woodie Wagon ran as recently as last year. Representing the last Mercury wagon to… more»
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Heavy Sleeper! Supercharged 1996 Caprice Classic
By 1996, the market for a full sized, body-on-frame sedan with V8 power and rear-wheel-drive encompassed mainly professionals accustomed to being addressed as “Officer,” “Agent,” or “Special Agent.” As one might expect from a vehicle designed for law-enforcement duty,… more»
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Super-Rare 1960 Bonneville Vista – Tri-Power 389
Union Park Pontiac of Wilmington, Delaware became synonymous with muscle-car performance, sponsoring NHRA National record-holding cars from 1959 to 1963. Union Park also sponsored the Swiss Cheese Pontiac as well as the Union Park Wagon. From that vat of… more»
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Poison Dart! 1963 Dodge Wagon With 392 Hemi
This Creamsicle-Orange 1963 Dodge Dart Wagon didn’t come with a 392 cubic inch 1957 Hemi V8, but it’s got one now! The listing here on craigslist in Inland Empire, California details fresh paint, new wheels and interior. Key phases… more»
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Canadian/California Dream! 1969 Camaro Z/28 RS
By 1969 “Z/28” became synonymous with excellent handling, and cars like this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro could be ordered as with the Z/28 performance package and the RS (Rally Sport) package which added the slick hidden headlights, rear fender louvers,… more»
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Seven-Word Special! 1969 Corvette 350 Four-Speed
Sporting super-awesome side pipes, raised white letter tires, and $35 steel wheels, this Riverside Gold? 1969 Corvette seeks a new owner via a seven-word listing here on Boston, Massachusetts craigslist. Only a modest investment of $5000 plus an unfathomable… more»
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Wicked Sleeper! 604 Horsepower 1969 Cadillac DeVille
Sometimes 472 cubic inches isn’t enough, so you source a Texas-sized Cadillac 500… build it to a dyno-tested 604 HP, and drop it in your… 19-foot-long convertible? This 1969 Cadillac DeVille convertible in Frisco, Texas constitutes a rolling slice… more»
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1 of 537! 1979 Hurst Olds 442 W-30 with T-Tops
Collaboration between Hurst Performance and Oldsmobile began in 1968, and the Hurst name and gold trim generally effect a Midas Touch, adding value to Hurst Oldsmobiles as well as style. This Cutlass-based 1979 Hurst/Olds W-30 emerged from 20 years… more»
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Mississippi Mopar: Hemi Orange 1971 Challenger R/T
In the Parade of Rusty Mopars, this 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T stands out for its host of tasty options including the E65 300 HP four-barrel 383 cid V8, EV2 Hemi Orange paint, and N96 Fresh Air (shaker) hood. Freshly… more»
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One Family Survivor! 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix
Purchased by the seller’s Grandfather weeks before retiring to Florida, this 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix seems to have enjoyed a life of garage-kept leisure. Thanks to Rocco B. for spotting this ’70s survivor here on craigslist in Detroit, Michigan where $8,900… more»
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Armored Luxury! 1995 Mercedes Benz S600
Mercedes-Benz owners may boast that their doors close “like a bank vault” or praise their vehicles “bulletproof” nature – an ability to travel great distances unaffected by environmental conditions or speed limits. This 1995 Mercedes-Benz S600 armored sedan takes… more»
