Motorhomes and recreational vehicles have advanced in both technology and size since this 1982 Toyota Citation came along, but they’ve also become exponentially more expensive, and this one seems like a lot of bang for your buck. It’s powered… more»
Driver Quality Cars
One Owner for 39 Years! 1985 TVR 280i
There are certain cars you’re not surprised to see a long-term, single owner. Fox body Ford Mustangs, De Tomaso Panteras, old-school Ferraris – many significant vehicles like this remain with the same caretaker for decades. It’s the cars that… more»
One Owner, Low Miles! 1979 Ford Courier
We’ve seen a rash of small vintage pickups coming across our collective desks at Barn Finds lately – some in extraordinary condition. Here’s another: this single-owner 1979 Ford Courier has covered only 59,000 miles from new. It is listed… more»
A Grand Duke: 1988 Pontiac Grand Am
A 1988 Pontiac Grand Am, heh? I remember the Grand Am’s introduction in ’73; it was to be another premium variation on GM’s famous A-body platform. It was even supposed to house the vaunted SD 455 CI engine, but… more»
Exner Excellence: 1955 Dodge Coronet
When an automobile nameplate lasts for 7 generations, it usually undergoes a few revisions over the years to stay relevant and successful in the marketplace. The Dodge Coronet is no exception, starting out as a full-size offering but switching… more»
No Reserve: 1977 Ford Mustang II
Many say the First Generation Mustang was the right car at the right time, and that sales success was almost guaranteed. Although it has been criticized, the Mustang II shares that trait. Its release coincided with the Oil Crisis… more»
23k Miles? 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle Convertible
For some of our readers, there may not be many weekends left in 2026 to drive around with the top down in their dream car, since cool weather will be here before you know it. Still, there’s always next… more»
Affordable Luxury: 1991 Buick LeSabre Limited
Just because a car doesn’t make a top-ten list of the world’s most desirable classics doesn’t mean you should ignore or dismiss it. Take this 1991 Buick LeSabre Limited as a prime example. It presents exceptionally well for a… more»
32k Miles: 1969 Dodge Coronet 440
Authenticity can be a vital consideration for many enthusiasts hunting for a classic to park in their garage. If you fall into that category, this 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 Sedan could be right up your street. The odometer reading… more»
V8 Upgrade: 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint
Slipping a larger, more powerful engine under a classic’s hood won’t generate many news headlines. The practice dates back decades and is the approach one of this 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint’s previous owners took. Interestingly, they didn’t select a… more»
427/4-Speed: No Reserve 1966 Chevrolet Corvette
Owners can use many strategies when listing a beloved classic. High-quality photos that effectively “sell” the car are a good start, and emphasizing the positives is another smart move. However, when the vehicle in question is as desirable as… more»
58k Miles: 1975 Dodge Dart Swinger Special
Dodge added the Swinger 2-door hardtop to the Dart lineup in 1969 to add some pizzazz to the otherwise stodgy compact. A couple of years later, the Swinger Special came along, a stripped-down version of the car for those… more»
All The World’s A Stage 1: Low Mile 1972 Buick GS
This 1972 Buick GS Stage 1 convertible is one rare beast! Is it Shakespeare sonnet-worthy? Well, that may be pushing it a bit, but who knows? It’s a great find, though I don’t know who submitted it to our… more»
BF Exclusive: 1977 Ford LTD
After we featured this 1977 Ford LTD in 2022, reader Jeff M bought it on a bit of a whim. Its previous owner used it as their daily driver, and Jeff has continued to use it on a regular… more»
Pint-Sized Pickup: 1986 Dodge Ram 50
The Ram 50 (or D-50) was a Japanese-built, badge-engineered compact pickup sold between 1979 and 1994. It was produced by Mitsubishi and imported through a long-standing partnership with Chrysler. Its rated payload capacity was 1,500 lbs., on par with… more»
Wonderful Wagon: 1949 Packard Eight Station Sedan
Packard launched its first true station wagon in 1937, but the post-war period called for something different. Rather than developing a new wagon body, Packard adapted its existing Eight sedan, renovating the cabin and body panels to add birch… more»
















