Some desirable cars just seem forever out of reach. Take for example 1963-1967 Corvettes. Often referred to as C2 Corvettes, these handsomely styled vehicles have always been regarded as special and desirable. Prices for average C2s with older restorations… more»
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The Bear Necessities: 1970 Corvette Coupe
What has four wheels, fender flares, side pipes, candy paint, and an airbrushed painting of a half naked woman next to a bear with huge fangs? The answer is in the pictures above and below. This 1970 Chevrolet Corvette… more»
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Custom Paint Conundrum: 1971 Chevrolet Corvette LT1
It is funny how you can place the design of an object with the decade and culture that spawned it. One example would be Graceland. While today we might be a little hard on Elvis for the amount of… more»
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Rotary Survivor: 19k Mile 1983 Mazda RX-7
If you haven’t been paying attention, then you probably haven’t noticed the record prices being brought at auction by certain seventies and eighties sports cars. With a 240Z recently bringing a six digit price, collectors are now scanning the… more»
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When Miles Don’t Matter: 1965 Mustang Coupe
The phrase “low miles” is like red meat to a car collector. The term conjures up visions of perfect cars with little wear because they were only driven to church and the market on Sunday. This time I think… more»
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Brickyard B: 1972 MGB Convertible
From many accounts, one of the most fun collectible cars you can own is the humble MGB. These simple, four cylinder convertibles handle well, are fun to drive, and affordable. MGBs haven’t been sold on these shores since 1980,… more»
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Coal Mine Canary: 1930 LaSalle Two Passenger Coupe
One of the sadder parts of this job is writing about neat cars that nobody seems to be excited about restoring. While the market is strong for some prewar cars, the majority of survivors are languishing until they are… more»
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Driving Lessons: 1948 Ford Pickup
We all tend to go crazy when we see a well restored old pickup truck. However, back in the day, these vehicles didn’t get much respect. Trucks were a tool for work. The idea of the “Cowboy Cadillac” was… more»
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Classic Money Pit: 1933 Pierce Arrow Sedan
It never ceases to amaze me what pops up in the automotive classifieds. Just when you think all of the rare, exotic, and classic automobiles have been discovered, a car like this 1933 Pierce Arrow Sedan shows up for… more»
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Model T Killer: 1925 Chevrolet
Henry Ford had sold millions of Model Ts by the time 1925 rolled around. Yet Henry was being forced to face an uncomfortable truth. Competitors, largest of which was General Motors low cost Chevrolet division, were offering more modern… more»
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Unique Option: 1998 Corvette Retractable Hardtop
You can count on one thing when you purchase a Corvette: options. New Corvettes have traditionally offered a laundry list of factory options to make your car anything from a beautiful pussycat to a fire breathing monster on the… more»
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As-Is Alternative: 1941 Ford Pickup
As the cost of restoring older vehicles soars past the ability of the average enthusiast to afford, wonderful things have happened as a result. The first is that stratospheric prices for certain cars have plummeted. The second is that… more»
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Seen It All Now: 1978 (1957) Chevrolet El Camino
If there is one thing that baby boomers love, it is a 1957 Chevrolet. These iconic cars are almost always seen at car shows, usually complete with a drive in movie tray and a leather jacket and poodle skirt… more»
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Good Bones: 1931 Ford Roadster
One of the things my grandfather told me about buying antique cars was to pay the money and buy the most rust free example you can buy. He had little patience for rust and would never think of purchasing… more»
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SEMA Road Warrior: 1937 Ford Phaeton
It is not often that we see cars make repeat appearances on Barn Finds. However, this distinctive rat rod is making its third appearance on these pages due mainly to its “uniqueness.” Built for the 2007 SEMA show, this… more»
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A Right Fine Tourer: 1948 Lincoln Convertible
In years past, many automobile enthusiasts focused on restoring antique automobiles rather than driving them. These cars were often drug from AACA meet to AACA meet on trailers in search of the elusive AACA Senior award. Now, the costs… more»
