This rather plain but solid 1968 Plymouth Barracuda notchback is just begging for someone to love it. It’s mostly original with some good and bad points, but mostly good ones. She (why are all my cars she’s–do the rest… more»
Driver Quality Cars
French Tiger: 1960 Facel-Vega Facellia V8
The words French, and V8, do not often come together. This Facel-Vega has interesting style, and is in superb shape. What makes this Frenchman special is that it boasts an all-aluminum Buick V8. The seller has named it a “French Tiger” and… more»
Still Fun? 1975 Plymouth Road Runner
In 1975, Plymouth created a rather different Road Runner than had existed before. Pretty much the only carryover from the 1974s was the little cartoon bird motifs, as the new car was based on the Fury body. Only 7,183… more»
Shiny Vicky: 1956 Ford Fairlane
Clearly this Fairlane isn’t original, someone started building it into a hot rod, but the seller claims the paint is original. I’ve worked with Ford paint before and can attest to how well it responds to being buffed, polished… more»
A Strong Cup Of Tea: 1970 Lotus Europa V8
When thinking of a classic Lotus, we all want and imagine that Lotus having the DOHC Lotus engine that is all too familiar. But not every lotus had that wonderful twin cam engine. Some Europas came with a Renault… more»
Shed Find! 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe
This 1949 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe sedan was recently unearthed after having been tucked away by its original owner since 1973. The car is now running and the seller is ready to make a deal! The find is located in… more»
The Eliminator: 1970 Mercury Cougar
I grew up hearing amazing stories about the Mercury Cougar. As you may recall, my dad has always wanted a Cougar, even just a base model. He eventually found one that he likes, so hopefully he doesn’t see this… more»
Green With Envy: 1962 Dodge Lancer 770 Wagon
For some of us, there is a real appeal for a vintage station wagon. You often can get the classic looks of your favorite car at a fraction of the cost of a coupe, or sedan variation. But then… more»
1971 AMX: Kenosha Rocket!
While we see a lot of Camaro and Mustang finds, it’s rare that we see any American Motors finds, let alone a largely original AMX from 1971. No, the paint isn’t original; I’m not sure that they were that… more»
Still Goin’ Strong: ’63 Buick Electra Convertible
Fancy yourself in a Buick convertible? You could do far worse than this restovivor 1963 Electra convertible with 116,544 miles! Wearing a repaint dating from the 1970’s and with only a few non-visible corrosion issues, this one’s almost ready… more»
It’s Real! Olds 442 Convertible At No Reserve!
I’ll be the first person to tell you that this car isn’t perfect by any means, but it’s not at a perfectly high price either–I may just have to bid on this one if it stays anywhere near this low… more»
Ford Model A Built In 1980
Ford started building the Model A in 1927 and ended production in 1931, so how could this A been built in 1980? Well Shay Motors started building g replicas in ’78 and has been selling them through Ford Dealers… more»
Doctor’s Car: 1958 Cadillac Sedan De Ville
Some of us can remember when cars all starting four headlights. Plymouth started in 1957 and GM and Ford followed in 1958. This Cadillac listed here on eBay in Williston, Florida was owned by a doctor who quit driving it in 1971. The owner… more»
L-82 Four Speed 1974 Corvette
It really seems to me that C3 Corvettes are a bargain classic at this point. Yes, I know, we’ve discussed this before and C3 veterans complain of excess heat, hard ride and rattles as well as a non-ergonomic driving… more»
No Reserve & $99 Opening Bid: Low Mileage 1961 Thunderbird
Surprisingly, this “Bullet Bird” is being offered here on eBay for no reserve with an opening bid of only $99! It’s a pretty clean and mostly original car that is currently located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and it can… more»
4-Doors Ain’t Worth Nothing: 1973 Plymouth Satellite
Four-doors have always gotten a bad rap. As a kid, I remember my dad telling me that four-doors weren’t worth anything. He might have been right, but that also means that those of us who can’t afford the two-door… more»
















