Reader Brad M found not one, but two 1969 Pontiac Convertibles! The red one you see above is a GTO with the 350 horsepower 400 V8 and the 3-speed manual. It’s a pretty sweet find, but the other Pontiac… more»
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1 of 40! 1981 AMC Eagle Sundancer 4X4
No one ever accused American Motors Corporation (AMC) of conservative choices. When you’re the “little guy,” it takes polarizing decisions to carve out a niche. Enter the Eagle, an all-wheel-drive car from the days when such options were generally… more»
Unique Option: 1998 Corvette Retractable Hardtop
You can count on one thing when you purchase a Corvette: options. New Corvettes have traditionally offered a laundry list of factory options to make your car anything from a beautiful pussycat to a fire breathing monster on the… more»
Hard Work Done! 1958 Turner 950S
One of many British “cottage manufacturers” of the 1950s was Turner — but they were more successful than most, producing around 600 giant-killer sports cars that can be found racing even today. One 1958 Turner 950S that needs completion… more»
1 of 175: 1968 Chrysler Newport Sportsgrain
In 1968 and 1969, Chrysler offered a Newport convertible and hardtop coupe with vinyl woodgrain sides called the Sportsgrain model. They only made 175 convertibles with this option in 1968. This 1968 Chrysler Newport Sportsgrain convertible can be found… more»
Driver Survivor! 1967 Corvette Convertible 4-Speed
Sporty and muscular, the C2 Corvette bristles with power while exuding a gentlemanly air. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette in Virginia Beach, Virginia boasts shiny and mostly-original paint, original interior, and many original parts under the hood, most importantly the… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible
It might be an inline six equipped car, but I think this first year Camaro is a pretty special find! Not only is it a great color combo convertible, but Reader Don L bought it from the original owner’s… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1977 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible
Cosmetically, things really didn’t change much for the VW Beetle Convertible over the 30 or so year run. Sure, they changed things like the bumpers, but the real changes took place in the interior and the engine bay. While… more»
















