This is one of the cheaper FJ projects we’ve seen come up for grabs that wasn’t a total rustbucket. In fact, it’s in largely dry/rust-free condition, but there’s a catch: it needs an engine. The transmission is included but… more»
Project Cars
Clean Estate Car: 1973 Datsun 240Z
This 1973 Datsun 240Z is a project car that came up for grabs out of the estate of the deceased owner. It is a non-runner in seemingly rust-free condition with a gorgeous color combo of white over red/gray interior…. more»
No Reserve: 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T
Sometimes unfinished projects can make people swallow pretty hard, but this 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T looks like it is a really good one. It currently wears a coat of primer, but under that, it is said to be completely… more»
Stored Since ’71: 1948 Dodge D-24 Custom
Cars from the 1940s are quickly losing steam as far as interest goes. Car collectors are getting older and younger folks typically prefer vehicles from recent decades. There are always exceptions, of course. This 1948 Dodge D-24 Custom can… more»
1 of 12 Built? 1972 GMC Vista Roof Suburban
Update 4/9/20 – This special Surburban has resurfaced here on craigslist with a lower asking price of $5,100! From 9/30/19 – This 1972 GMC Suburban sports a unique raised roof design with additional windows installed, acting as skylights. The… more»
Rare Factory Option: 1963 Porsche 356B Super-90
The Porsche 356B is one of the most desirable vehicles to have ever rolled out of the German company’s factory. Good examples are almost certainly more desirable and highly-sought today than when they were new. This 1963 356B Super-90… more»
Solid Survivor: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Station Wagon
The word “icon” is one that has probably suffered from overuse throughout history, but the reality is that when considering 1950s American automobiles, the ’57 Chevrolet Bel Air has rightly earned that tag. The desirability of the ’57 is… more»
Ranger Project: 1975 Ford Bronco
After World War II, various small and capable four-wheel-drive vehicles appealed to Americans eager to explore the nation. Interstate highways built in the ’50s put vacationing to distant locations within reach of normal citizens, and these Jeep-like vehicles answered… more»
















