While 1957 was a reasonably successful sales year for Buick with 405,086 cars rolling off the production line, only 7,011 of these were the Caballero Station Wagon. It appears that only a small percentage of these survive today, and… more»
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D.I.Y. Split Window: 1963 Corvette Roof
When the 1963 Corvette debuted, it featured a very distinct body line that sparked controversy amongst the general public and within the ranks of General Motors itself…The split rear window. If you aren’t familiar with the details of the… more»
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Home Depot Floors: 1968 Porsche 912
It may seem like a world far, far away, but there was a time when old air-cooled 911s and 912s were fairly disposable vehicles. At the very least, they were not immune to backyard repairs when values reached maximum… more»
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Flared and Forgotten: 1968 Chevy Corvette
This 1968 Chevrolet Corvette comes with a variety of modifications that the seller assumes happened early in its life, considering he believes the indicated mileage of just 28,000 is accurate. The main reason he suspects is not only due… more»
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Solid Big Block Project: 1968 Plymouth Satellite
Equipped with new sheet metal and a 440, this Plymouth Satellite is an eye catching project. This stalled project is a great start to a restoration. Needing to be completed, this Mopar project is offered for $3,000. Check it… more»
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Former Street Freak: 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu
The seller describes this plain, original (that’s the original paint in between the surface rust patches) Chevelle as a blank canvas despite being largely untouched. Unfortunately, I wish there had been a little more touching in the way of… more»
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Beached Econobox: 1987 Toyota Tercel
For a week or so in the early 2000s, I borrowed my uncle’s 1987 Corolla wagon. It was a bit smaller than this 1987 Toyota Tercel wagon, but still a very decent little hustler and hauler for not much… more»
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Dan Gurney Special: 1968 Mercury Cougar Project
It’s really too bad that the seller’s photos of this Cougar are so out of focus. It looks like it could be a really great project, but it’s so hard to tell. You can see that there are dents… more»
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EXCLUSIVE: 1956 Continental Mark II
Over the years, we’ve featured a few of these Mark II Continentals and I’m always impressed with just how striking these cars are. Over two years, Lincoln built just 3,000 of these, so they are quite rare. Reader Roger… more»
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Highly Original Barn Find! 1947 Plymouth Convertible
This amazing and mostly original 1947 Plymouth convertible is said to have been pulled from an Iowa barn after nearly fifty years of storage! Said to run, it can be found here on Craigslist with an asking price of… more»
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Vintage Hot Rod Racer! 1934 Ford Pickup
This 1934 Ford Pickup was supposedly a 60s-era hot rodder! It has an awesome chopped top and features some cool parts from other vintage rides. It can be found here on Craigslist with an asking price of $5,500. Located… more»
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Loud in Lime: 1970 Dodge Challenger SE
You might expect with the loud paint job, hood scoop, and tough, raked stance that this 1970 Dodge Challenger SE is packing a mean streak under the hood. In reality, it’s got a numbers-matching 318, and this SE trim… more»
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Stepside Project: 1955 Chevrolet 3100 Pickup
Chevrolet’s Task Force series of trucks had a production run spanning from 1955 to 1960, with the first model being the 1955 Second Series, also known as the “Stepside Series.” Though this example sits in a dilapidated state, this… more»
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Big-Block Wagon: 1960 Chevrolet Impala Nomad
This 1960 Chevrolet Nomad spent more than 30-years sitting in a field, but it really doesn’t seem to be any the worse for the experience. Of course, the fact that the field was in the dry climate of Colorado… more»
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Cheap V6: 1989 Ford Taurus SHO
Yamaha has quite a history of collaborating with different manufacturers to produce some pretty impressive engines. Their links with Ford produced a lively V6 engine that eventually found a home in the Taurus SHO. Barn Finder Chuck F located… more»
