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Kool Commando: 1967 Jeepster Commando

This smokin’ kool 1967 Jeepster Commando is “spruce tip green” and you’ll need to have a couple of gallons of that color ready for when you’ve finished the restoration. As you can see, it’s a little on the rough… more»

Half Price? 1966 Dodge Polara Wagon

“One owner” doesn’t have quite the magic connotation to me after a recent purchase turned out to be somewhat of a dud, but this one owner 1966 Dodge Polara Wagon seems to be in decent condition. It’s listed on… more»

Brougham, Bro: 1973 AMC Ambassador Wagon

Back in the late-1970s, my best friend’s parents got a new Ford LTD II “Brougham” and he called it a “Bro-Ham”, not realizing that it wasn’t really pronounced that way. I still refer to Broughams as bro-hams to this… more»

Haulin’… Mail: 1971 Jeep DJ Custom

Have you been hankerin’ to get your junk mail even quicker? Well, fret no more, this 1971 Jeep DJ Custom ride will deliver the goods. This cool custom can be found on Craigslist for $4,500 and the seller says that… more»

Island Bound: 1959 Edsel Ranger

Each year, my wife and I try to get out to Martha’s Vineyard for a few days. For a variety of reasons, I’m not sure if we’re going to make it this summer, as the ferry schedule tends to… more»

One Owner 65k Mile 1972 Dodge Challenger!

This 1972 Dodge Challenger is pleasingly original, which is not completely surprising that it’s a one owner car! Of course, it’s not pristine, but that just means you Mopar lovers have a potential project, don’t you? It’s listed for… more»

V8 Car/Truck Barn Find: 1965 Ford Ranchero

Here’s a real barn find that has survived the years largely intact. I wonder if that’s the barn behind the Ranchero? Regardless, it’s a model year 1965 that was put away for a while until the current seller purchased… more»

396 & 4-Speed: 1965 Chevrolet Impala SS

1965 was the first year for the fourth-generation Impala and it was quite a change. They went from quaint, albeit sometimes with a monster under the hood, to being a regular, full-sized car. Although, this generation Impala was only 4-inches… more»

Not A Judge! 1969 GTO Project

The seller of this 1969 Pontiac GTO thinks it was turned into a “The Judge” clone at some point. I think it’s great that they have made it clear that it isn’t a Judge (the PHS documentation is included)…. more»

Must Remain Original: 1932 Ford Model 18 Sedan

How many times have you Ford fans wished you could find an original ’32 Ford like this Model 18 sedan? Wearing original paint, and in very solid condition, this may very well be the ’32 of your dreams. Found… more»

Made In Canada: 1953 Chevrolet 1434 Pickup

Made in Canada doesn’t have quite the same connotation as made in Japan did back in the middle part of the last century. This 1953 Chevrolet 1434 Pickup was made in Canada, and it’s a tough one. A one-ton… more»

40-Mile Range’r: 1987 Ford Ranger EV

Battery-powered vehicles don’t appeal to everyone, much like a lot of other vehicles don’t appeal to everyone. But, in their circles, they’re as popular as a Hemi ‘Cuda rolling across the block in Scottsdale surrounded by gray mustaches and gallons… more»

No Reserve 1972 Chevelle SS 402 Project

We’ve seen some pretty rough projects coming to market lately. Many of them are scary projects that lack titles and engines. This Chevelle might also be missing its engine like those other hulks, it actually has a clear title and… more»

Overgrown Rarity: 1931 DeVaux 6-75 Sedan

I’m not sure why, but there is just something intriguing about old cars that have been left out for so long that bushes and trees are sprouting up around them. I’m not sure they are the best cars to… more»

Dillinger Approved: 1933 Hudson-Essex Terraplane

Quick and nimble, the 1933 Hudson-Essex Terraplane was considered to be the automobile with the best power to weight ratio of 1933. Ameila Earhart christened the Terraplane in 1933 at a prosperity drive for the he manufacturer. Sleek, stylish,… more»

Fresh Motor in ’98: 1984 Chrysler LeBaron

Ironically enough, one of the Seinfeld episodes that made the Chrysler LeBaron the object of many pop culture references was just on the other night. It was the last episode for the supposed “Jon Voight” car, as it burned on a… more»

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