The Model T is an extremely important car in the world of automotive history. First introduced in 1908, production really took off when Henry Ford implemented the first moving assembly line in 1913, bringing production time from 12 hours… more»
Driver Quality Cars
Stunning Survivor: 1985 Ford Mustang GT
When Ford redesigned the front of the 1985 Mustang so that the traditional grille made way for a single slot, they added a touch of menace to a car that already looked good in the eyes of most people…. more»
Upgraded Survivor: 1974 International Harvester Scout
Vintage 4x4s really are a treat to own, owing to the fact that they look good scruffy, and in many instances, are often more appealing to onlookers and potential buyers alike if the outside hasn’t been shined to perfection…. more»
1997 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 30th With Only 4k Miles!
This 1997 Chevrolet Camaro 30th Anniversary Z28 has led a sheltered existence. It is 24-years-old, but it has only managed to accrue 4,394 genuine miles on its odometer during its lifetime. That equates to less than 185 miles per… more»
Woodgrain Survivor: 1985 Ford Escort Squire
The Ford Escort arrived on the American market in late 1980, for the 1981 model year, as the front-wheel-drive replacement for the aging Pinto. It was initially developed alongside the Mk. 3 European Escort with the idea that it… more»
Big 10 Survivor: 1978 Chevrolet Silverado
The 1973-87 generation of Chevrolet/GMC pickup trucks were known as “square-bodies” for obvious reasons. More than 10 million of them were built during this time, which helped increase the population of used trucks that have access to a lot… more»
TPI 5-Speed: 1989 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z
It only seems logical that third-gen (1982-1992) Chevrolet Camaros would start to come into their own. They are frequently overshadowed by first, second, and even fourth-gen versions. That being the case, this 1989 IROC-Z is a nice find, it’s… more»
Entry-Level Drop-Top: 1984 Ferrari Mondial QV Cabriolet
There’s a deep-seated part of me that hates admitting I still want to own a Ferrari someday. For years, I resisted, and I still have zero interest in owning any of the new-fangled models made after the year 2000…. more»
No Reserve Rarity! 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass W31
Referenced as, “A Real Deal Original Owner, matching all the paperwork from Day 1“, this 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass W31 isn’t exactly that. It is fantastically documented but the seller is not the original owner, he acquired it from the… more»
Collection Sell-Off: Corvette 427, Mercedes 450SEL And More!
This listing for a trio of collector cars up for sale on craigslist in Seattle shows a familiar backdrop, as we previously featured another car from this seller. Now, he’s apparently unloading several other cars, which includes a 1975… more»
283/4-Speed: 1960 Chevrolet Corvette
When Chevrolet decided to slot a V8 engine and a manual transmission into the Corvette range from 1955, it transformed the car that many buyers had found underwhelming into a sports car with respectable performance credentials. By the time… more»
427/4-Speed: 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
The owner of this 1966 Corvette Convertible purchased the vehicle 21-years-ago, and it has been his pride and joy for all of these years. He has heaped plenty of TLC on the car, but he has now decided that… more»
Six-Cylinder! 1968 MGC GT
Well, I’ve heard of an MG MGC, but this is the first GT example that I have encountered. Pretty short-lived, the MGC sold in both roadster and coupe (GT) versions, like this example, and I’m thrilled to have this… more»
Turbo Diesel Power: 1980 International Scout II
What is the definition of a unicorn in the collector car world? Well, it might be this unique 1980 International Harvester Scout II powered by a Nissan-built diesel inline six-cylinder engine. The SUV was produced in the last year… more»
















