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Incredible Bargain? 1956 Chrysler 300B

Most of us have a post-Powerball car wishlist. As in, which vehicles we would buy if money was no object. One car on my list would be an early 300 Letter Series car from Chrysler, such as this 1956… more»

Bit Of A Sleeper: 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Wagon

This 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne station wagon might look a little rough, but the seller claims that it runs and drives like a champion. It has a Buy-It-Now price of $7,500 but you also have the ability to make an… more»

Museum Piece: 1928 Renault NN1

While Renault produced 150,000 examples of the NN1 model during 5-years of production. They are not a particularly common sight today. Therefore, to have the opportunity to write about two different cars that have appeared on our desks here… more»

No Reserve Rotary: 1979 Mazda RX7

This clean 1979 Mazda RX-7 is listed at no reserve on eBay, with bids at present just a tick over $2,000. The cosmetics are quite strong thanks to a repaint in its original color and a beautiful tartan cloth… more»

PHS Certified! 1965 Tri-Power GTO

PHS or Pontiac Historical Society is the authority on Pontiac certifications. They can analyze VIN tags, build sheets and other documentation to provide a detailed report showing the original equipment the car was built with. Similar to a Marti… more»

Tii In The Weeds: 1972 BMW 2002

This 1972 BMW 2002 Tii is listed by the son of the previous owner, who sadly isn’t going to have time to restore the car. Unfortunately, it doesn’t run, it doesn’t roll, and it has rust in a variety… more»

Make Offer: 1980 Triumph TR7

The Triumph TR7 has long been on the more affordable British sports cars you could buy, and this 1980 example may be snaggable for a decent price given the seller’s “make offer” pricing strategy. Some listings, you know it’s… more»

A World of Possibilities: 1973 Triumph GT6

The Triumph GT6 was first introduced to the motoring public in 1966 and remained in production through two model updates until December of 1973. This particular GT6 is a Mark III example from that final year of production. It… more»

Big Block Barn Find: 1969 GMC Sierra

This 1969 GMC Sierra is presented as an honest example with the desirable 396 big block engine under the hood. Despite being listed for sale in Pennsylvania, the seller notes it is originally from California, which could help explain… more»

Solid British Luxury: 1965 Jaguar 3.8 S-Type

Introduced in 1963 to fill a gap in the product range between the Mark 2 and the Mark X, the Jaguar S-Type was essentially a Mark 2 that had been extended and featured some minor styling changes to increase… more»

Can It Be Saved? 1952 Willys Aero Wing

As the 17th largest manufacturer of cars in 1952, Willys-Overland didn’t have the budget that many other US car makers had at the time. It’s a shame because cars like this 1952 Willys Aero Wing were really unique and… more»

Cheap Classic Project: 1968 MG MGB

Let’s be honest here. I doubt that you will find a complete MGB project car that looks as good as this one does for the asking price. There is some rust visible in a few spots around the car,… more»

Parked For 20 Years: 1963 Ford Country Squire Wagon

After spending the past 20-years hidden away in a garage, this 1963 Fairlane Country Squire has emerged into the light of day, and it looks like it would be one pretty good project car. Barn Finder FordGuy1972 referred the… more»

Affordable Classic: 1964 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible

The owner of this 1964 Corvair Monza Convertible says that it is a barn find that runs like a top. It also seems to present quite nicely and would suit the person who is looking to secure a 1960s… more»

24k Original Miles: 1969 Pontiac LeMans Convertible

This 1969 Pontiac LeMans Convertible is hiding a bit of a surprise, but we’ll get to just what that is in due course. It is a car that is said to have never seen snow, and that has been… more»

$500 Turbo Hatch: 1985 Ford Merkur XR4ti

$500 is the basic cost of entry to project car ownership of almost every kind, so you really just have to pick your poison if you have a few bucks burning a hole in your pocket. This 1985 Merkur… more»

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