Driver Quality Cars

Cherished: 1947 Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe

Chrysler’s Windsor nameplate was introduced in 1939 on a full-size platform with a blend of luxury interior appointments and an economical engine. The car retained its middle-of-the-road niche after the war, with the New Yorker and the Imperial occupying… more»

Two Owner Survivor: 1991 Ford Mustang LX

This 1991 Ford Mustang LX is a clean and tidy classic that has spent its life in the care of two meticulous, mature owners. It presents beautifully, while the engine and transmission combination promise excellent performance. It has a… more»

Original Paint? 1976 Ford Bronco

One fascinating aspect of the classic scene is how once unloved vehicles can develop a strong following. Cars like the AMC Pacer, the Mustang II, and even the humble Yugo have devotees who won’t hear a bad word said… more»

Newer Interior: 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback

When the new Ford Mustang was unveiled in April 1964, only a coupe and a convertible were offered. It wasn’t until the Fall, when the official 1965 model year got underway, that the super sporty fastback edition would arrive…. more»

Original 429 Cobra Jet: 1971 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler

The 1971 Mercury Cyclone Spiler is a rare beast, with only 353 examples rolling off the line. Our feature car is one of those vehicles, with its rarity enhanced by a few factory options. It is a solid project… more»

Not A Trans Am: 1975 Pontiac Formula

Pontiac offered 4 versions of the Firebird from 1970-1981 which is considered the 2nd generation Firebird. These included the base Firebird, Esprit, Formula and Trans Am. This 1975 Pontiac Firebird Formula 350 is located in Amityville, New York. It… more»

Recently Restored: 1971 Plymouth Road Runner

The seller indicates that this 1971 Plymouth Road Runner underwent a comprehensive restoration last year. However, carefully examining the supplied images confirms there are still a few minor tasks awaiting its new owner in their quest for perfection. It… more»

No Frills Survivor: 1977 Dodge Aspen

The Dodge Aspen arrived in 1976 as the successor to the aging Dart. Over at Plymouth, a badge-engineering version of the automobile called the Volare replaced the Valiant. There were no major leaps forward in the cars from a… more»

One of 1806: 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351

It’s not uncommon for car people to collect (or want to collect) cars that their parents owned. In his younger days, my dad drove a Grabber Lime ’71 Mach 1, so seeing old slides of that car started me… more»

Swedish Survivor: 1968 Saab 96 Deluxe

I have always found it sad that Saab is a company that joined the long list of manufacturers that are no longer with us. It produced some of the most interesting and quirky vehicles in automotive history, with many… more»

Too Good to be True? 1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda 340

The Plymouth Barracuda dropped its association with the Valiant compact in 1970 when Chrysler gave it and the new Dodge Challenger their own E-body platform. The ‘Cuda 340 was available from 1970 to 1973, replaced by a 360 in… more»

Overhead Cam: 1967 Pontiac Firebird Sprint Convertible

It’s always fun to run across a first-year example of just about any auto, and the Pontiac Firebird is certainly no exception.  Pony cars were hot commodities during this period, with Pontiac introducing its F-Body offering as a 1967… more»

Mellow Yellow: 1964 Buick Wildcat Convertible

Boy, you could call this big 1964 Buick Wildcat “Old Yeller”! The very ouvert finish, which appears to be Sunburst is even more pronounced by this Wildcat’s outsized 219″ stretch riding on a 123″ wheelbase – just the length… more»

Morgan 3-Wheeler Replica: 2015 JZR Beetleback

One of the cooler cars ever conceived was the Morgan Aero 3-Wheeler. An absolutely bonkers car in theory, it represents one of the glaringly few moments in automotive history when a manufacturer built a vehicle with little regard for… more»

American Icon Serial Number 001: 1954 GMC Scenicruiser

While there were serious issues to deal with in the America of the 1950s, there was also a sense that it was a country on the move.  Cars were getting larger, sleeker, and faster.  The passenger aviation industry was… more»

Slant-Six Survivor: 1973 Plymouth Scamp

In 1971, Plymouth added the Valiant Scamp to its roster. It was their version of the Dodge Dart Swinger hardtop coupe. In return, Dodge picked up the fastback Demon, their variant of the Plymouth Duster. Though not as popular… more»

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