It may not look like much, but this was America’s first European style sports car after the war. This little guy even beat Corvette to the game. They were cheap, slow, and fun and a few even did well… more»
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Benz-amino: 1963 Mercedes 220SEb Truck
If you thought the Cadillac truck that we featured a few weeks ago was the ultimate luxury hauler, then you should get a load of what reader Robert J. just forwarded to us. The seller states that it started… more»
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Strangest eBay Listing Ever: 1977 Eldo-mino
We have read a lot of eBay listings, but we just found the most unusual one ever. This Cadillac truck is weird enough, but it looks tame in comparison to the seller’s description of what the vehicle will do… more»
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Last Minute Gift: 1930s Clipper Coaster Wagon
With Christmas right around the corner, many of us are doing last minute shopping. My wife and I just purchased a little red wagon for our son. We figured that since Radio Flyers littered the neighborhoods we grew up… more»
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Seats Twelve: 1967 Stageway Airporter
It’s Wednesday again and here is today’s wagon. Some people get all excited when a vehicle has a third row, well this one has four! It is a 1967 Stageway Airporter and as the name suggests, it was used… more»
Name that Car: Green Fender Scoops
Facebook follower Edward R just uploaded this photo to our page and asked what it was. So, who can name it first? We don’t have any hints besides what you can see in the picture. We will hold the… more»
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French Amazon: 1960 Peugeot 403 Wagon
To wrap up Wagon Wednesday, we have a 1960 Peugeot 403 wagon. Peugeot was right along side Volvo when they started building wagons and some will argue that they were the better of the two. We will let you… more»
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Wagon Wednesday: 1954 Packard Hearse
It’s Wagon Wednesday today so we are going to see how many unique wagons we can dig up. Go check your local craigslist and your favorite forums and send them in! To kick things off we have this 1954 Packard… more»
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Messerschmitt Bubble Top Projects
Messerschmitt may have started out building aircraft, but after the war they needed to come up with another way to make money. They tried their hand at a few different things including microcars. What they came up was a… more»
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Safari Wagon: 1969 Citroen DS
If you value the utility of a wagon, but feel that Volvos are too mainstream, then this may the perfect vehicle for you. This 1969 Citroen DS wagon exudes eccentric French charm while still being functional. It has been… more»
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Belgian Hayloft Find
We have seen some strange automobile storage methods before, but this one has to top the list. If you look closely, you will spot a little blue car up there on top of the hay bales. Reader Schlicker F… more»
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1950 Studebaker Starlight Garage Find
The 1950’s have been called the Golden Age of American automotive design. There were many iconic designs to come out of the ’50s, but there were also some interesting and futuristic ones to come out of the era. This… more»
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Saab Stash: 1968 Saab 95 Wagon & More
Some owners were disappointed when Saab switched from their two-stroke to a V4 engine. It was more conventional and smoked a whole lot less though. This 95 wagon is for those who like four strokes. It is located in… more»
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Cycle Power: 1957 Berkeley SA322
With today’s high gas prices, a motorcycle powered sports car sounds like a good idea to us. It is not a new concept though as Berkeley Cars was cranking them out back in the fifties. The first in their… more»
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Barn Racer: 1959 Devin D
This 1959 Devin D has obviously seen better days, but we wonder what its life used to be like. The seller claims the car is a barn find and that it might have racing history. They currently lack any… more»
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Affordable FWD Fun: 1974 Saab Sonett III
Front wheel drive cars are boring. They are built strictly for efficiency. There have been a few attempts to make them more exciting though and Saab was a pioneer in that area. FF was the layout of choice for… more»
