The Studebaker GT Hawk was only in production for 3 years, from 1962 until 1964. In spite of spending considerable money on some major styling changes for the 1964 model, Studebaker only sold 1,767 cars, of which, 283 were… more»
Project Cars
Never Seen One: 1958 Tempo Madator
As some of you have likely seen, one of my favorite aspects of vintage car culture is asking the question of, “How did it get here?” That’s certainly the case with this 1958 Tempo Matador, a German-made utility van… more»
Got Kids? 1971 Crown Supercoach
When it comes to old buses, I’m at a bit of a loss as to what you do with them. On the one hand, I love their art deco styling and acres of glass, making them far more attractive… more»
Needs a Headgasket: 1983 Porsche 944
This 1983 Porsche 944 has been parked for several years following a headgasket failure in 2006. The 944 is typically a more desirable specimen than its 924 sibling, but given the abundance of either model listed for sale at… more»
One Family Cat: 1971 Mercury Cougar
This 1971 Cougar has only had three owners since new, and all of the owners have been from the same family, and they all lived within a block of each other. The family has now decided that it is… more»
Fun to Drive: 1926 Ford Model T Roadster
From all accounts, Henry Ford could be a cantankerous individual who resisted change and believed that production of his beloved Model T could continue forever. For a number of years, he had vehemently resisted calls by his son, Edsel,… more»
Restore or Rod? 1950 Plymouth Special DeLuxe
Barn Finder billw has been keeping an eye out, and he has spotted this 1950 Plymouth for us, so thank you for that billw. This 1950 Plymouth is a clean looking car, but alas, there is some work… more»
Factory 4-Speed: 1963 Ford Falcon
This 1963 Ford Falcon Futura 2-Door sedan appears to be a car where the restoration project has stalled, and after having performed a fair amount of the base work on the car, the owner has decided to sell the… more»
Hoard of N.O.S. Parts from Closed Chevy Dealership!
Any car enthusiast will tell you there’s nothing like using original parts for a restoration. There are a ton of companies making aftermarket and reproduction parts for vintage rides, but no matter how hard they try, they don’t seem… more»
Floors Optional: 1967 Ford Ranchero
If you were looking for a cheap Ranchero project, this $500 example in Alaska may fit the bill. However, when even the seller admits it’s in “pretty bad shape,” is it time to find something else? This Ranchero has… more»
















