This was one of the cars I wrote about when I answered Barn Finds’ help wanted ad. I was going to submit it a few weeks before, but the listing was removed. Now, the car has been relisted for… more»
Driver Quality Cars
It Ain’t No Kia! 1970 AMC Hornet
I know that I’ve passed the point of no return in my car nerd’ism when I’m this excited about a 1970 AMC Hornet sedan! WOW, this car is amazing! Seriously, drop whatever it is that you’re doing, (unless you’re… more»
Stored For 20 Years: 1970 Triumph TR6
This 1970 Triumph TR6 is represented as “nearly mint” and “never been redone,” which certainly implies originality. Some might disagree with that assessment, although the car certainly seems “nice”. It’s listed for sale here on eBay after having been stored for… more»
Time Capsule Cadillac: 1994 Fleetwood With 53K Miles
The 1990s was one of the great transitionary periods in automotive history, and although many of the vehicles produced during that time are now seen as dull or mundane, it is important to recognize the amount of vehicular progress… more»
Rust-Free Red Ride: 1959 Studebaker Lark VI
I really wish that I wouldn’t have seen this 1959 Studebaker Lark VI. This car has been on my wish list for a long time and this looks like a really nice one. It’s not perfect, but it’s really,… more»
Crisp Caprice: 4,600 Mile 1979 Chevrolet Caprice
I am frequently the odd-man out when I get excited about a car like this. There are people who see this mint beauty and say that the $16,900 price tag is too high, or that they remember when cars… more»
Thick Frosting: 1975 Ford Maverick Grabber
This car has a lot going on. There are enough details on this 1975 Ford Maverick Grabber to keep your eyes busy for quite a while. “Less is more” doesn’t apply here, this is like that piece of cake… more»
94 Years and Still Kicking: 1923 Maxwell Model 25
As America became more engulfed with the automobile, prices and availability finally were within reach for middle class America. Many of the cars of the 20’s lived a lifestyle that no other era of car could relate too. Muddy… more»
Surf Wagon: 1968 Chevrolet 3-Door Suburban
Load up the family and hit the beach! This 1968 Chevrolet Suburban screams beach theme all over the interior. For sale here on craigslist outside of Orlando, Florida (were you guessing California?). The asking price of $11,900 seems a little high, but… more»
Ready To Drive: 1970 Jeepster Commando
Occasionally, we run across an auction listing that is done well, and makes the vehicle more attractive than it otherwise could have been. This 1970 Jeepster Commando has some rust issues and isn’t quite stock, but it certainly looks… more»
Grandpa’s 1967 Chevrolet C20 Pickup
Thanks to Rocco B. who spotted this 1967 Chevrolet C/20 pickup truck that accumulated most of its (unlisted) miles under the seller’s Grandfather’s cab-over camper. Looking almost completely unmolested, Grandpa’s old camper truck is offered on craigslist in the… more»
Magnificent MKI: 1981 Volkswagen Scirocco S
Although sharing many parts, including the drivetrain, with the somewhat common MKI Rabbit/Golf, the first generation Sciroccos are much harder to come by. Being the last year for this body style, this example sports a 5 speed manual transmission… more»
Desert Driver: Original 1954 GMC Pickup
Early 1950’s Chevrolet and GMC pickup trucks are certainly one of the most iconic American vehicles out there, and they are equally as common restored original as they are in hot rod form. These trucks are one of the… more»
302 T-5 Swap Candidate: 1982 Mercury Capri
I’ll admit it: though I am a diehard GM and Mopar fan, I do have a soft spot for some Ford automobiles, including the Fox-body Mercury Capri. There is something about the Capri’s styling that looks more mature and… more»
Costanza-Spec: 1980 Mercury Monarch Coupe
Since I was five or six years old, I’ve been a diehard fan of Seinfeld. There’s a particular episode from Season 4, titled “The Handicap Spot,” where the gang traveled to a mall in Lynnbrook to pick up an… more»
Retro Fun: 1968 Ford Pickup Custom Camper
I’ll admit I’m biased toward bump-side Fords–those trucks falling between 1967 and 1972 that have the distinctive belt line that sticks (bumps) out down the length of the body. This particular truck is a real beauty that seems to have… more»
















