If you love Chevy power, or race against it, you quickly learn that “LS6” means “King of the Hill,” and normally we think of the LS6 Chevelle as the car showing its tail lights to the competition. Jamming any… more»
Michigan Muscle Stash!
It’s good to have options. Coke or Pepsi? Big Mac or Whopper? Oreo or Hydrox? This Michigan car collection presents its owner with tasty options. Wrench on the 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T convertible, or the 1967 Camaro RS 327?… more»
Frankenbenz! Mercedes 190SL on SLK Frame
This one-off marriage of a rough but once-elegant Mercedes Benz 190SL body on a later Mercedes-Benz SLK frame needs a new owner to get it across the finish line, or should I say further out of the starting gate?… more»
Amar-What? 1985 Armaretta Coupe By Lerini Coach
With an asking price of $25,000 as listed here on Hemmings.com, this 1985 Armaretta Coupe could be yours for 10% of what it cost to build it for the Los Angeles Auto show in the ’80s. Thanks to reader… more»
Mopar Collection: ’64 Hemi Belvedere Wagon and More!
This stunning Hemi-powered 1964 Plymouth Belvedere highlights the sale of several desirable New Hampshire Mopars listed here on craigslist. Thanks to reader Pat L. who spotted this listing. The Belvedere wagon came from California and its 76,883 miles are… more»
Meet The Great Gadspy! 1970 Buick Riviera
Having spent little time studying the 1970 Riviera until now, two things strike me regarding its design: first, the front resembles the prior generation Skylark that ended in 1969, and second, it clearly shows design cues from the First… more»
Misty Mountain Muscle! 1972 Plymouth Road Runner
Wearing a white hat, white interior, and Mist Green paint, this fancy Plymouth would have been perfect for Easter Sunday, or any pleasant drive on a sunny day. Currently located in Vernon, Vermont, this 1972 Plymouth Road Runner had… more»
Amazing One-Owner Survivor: 1970 Mustang Boss 302
For feature cars I prefer a great Barn Find story. Failing that the car should definitely be unrestored. This one triggered my instinct of “Restored… Pass,” then I saw “all-original,” one of the most abused phrases in all of… more»
















