Is it a Cordoba? Is it a 300? I guess you could call it either. Chrysler technically called it the Chrysler 300, but it was a $2,040 option package for the Cordoba. Chrysler had not used the 300 name since 1971,… more»
American Classic Cars
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Red Carpet Treatment: 1964 Ford Econoline
While we tend to fawn over the shag-carpet-covered van conversions of the 70s, there’s still a strong market for unmolested examples, or at least vans that haven’t become a rolling art mural with chandeliers inside. This 1964 Ford Econoline… more»
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Vintage Fire Fighter: Dodge Fire Truck
Barn Finder Ikey H has been keeping an eye out, and he has spotted this classic old Dodge Fire Truck for us, so thank you for that Ikey. This is an interesting old vehicle, and you will find it… more»
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37k Genuine Miles: 1974 AMC Javelin
While this 1974 Javelin is a nice looking car, it is a bit of an unknown quantity. The seller provides no information about what engine is fitted to the car, so we have to work with what we have…. more»
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Same Owner Since ’68: 1966 Lincoln Continental
This is one big car. Big in size, big in luxury, big in road feel, big in restoration costs, big in every aspect. Luckily, this looks like a nice example of a 1966 Lincoln Continental so hopefully, it won’t… more»
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V8/4-Speed: 1965 Mercury Comet Cyclone
This 1965 Mercury has been sitting for an extended period, the owner thinks that it could be as long as 20 years, but now it needs someone to buy it and undertake a full restoration. It’s going to be… more»
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1931 Chevrolet Coach With Only 23,000 Miles?
This 1931 Chevrolet is a car with a lovely backstory. It has been sitting for a while following the passing of the owner, but now his son has taken the decision to sell it. You will find it listed… more»
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Extremely Honest: 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT
This 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT is a nice looking car, but the seller does go to some length to ensure that any prospective buyers are aware that the car is not perfect. This is something that will inspire a… more»
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Blank Canvas: 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Project
This 1963 Corvette is a project car that is essentially a blank canvas for the new owner. It is currently completely dismantled, and the seller is very clear about the fact that what you see is what you get…. more»
Herd Of Horses: Lot Of Three Mustangs
One way to increase the number of horses in your stable is to purchase a lot of Mustangs. Three to be exact. For sale is a lot of three Ford Mustangs, a 65 Fastback, 65 coupe, and a 66… more»
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455/4-speed: 1975 Pontiac Trans Am WS6
This 1975 Trans Am is a project car where a lot of the hard and expensive work seems to have been done, and it will be up to the new owner to finish it off. You will find it… more»
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Bargain Priced Project: 1955 Dodge Royal Lancer
Have we all been there? We buy a project car all loaded up with good intentions and visions of the finished product. Then we get it home, life gets in the way, and we find that years down the… more»
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Stored 31 Years: 1969 Ford Torino 428 SCJ/4-Speed!
Stored in a garage since 1987, this 1969 Ford Torino 428 Super Cobra Jet SportsRoof with a 4-speed is a car that most of us dream about finding someday. This super dream car, or, dream supercar can be found… more»
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Drive Away Today: 1956 Oldsmobile Super 88
This 1956 Oldsmobile Super 88 is a car that I have mixed feelings about. I really like the look of the car, but to me, the color combination just seems a bit odd. It will be interesting to see… more»
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$2,800 Coupe: 1977 Chevrolet Vega
This opening photo is what a lot of us look for as we’re driving around, a car sitting by the side of the road or at the end of someone’s driveway with a for sale sign on it. This… more»
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That’s a Lot of Lincolns! 12 Classics for One Price!
A concrete cave in Marysville, California houses this cache of once-stately Lincolns, a dozen in all from between 1925 and 1938, an era when Lincoln owners didn’t have to ask how much the car cost. For your chance to… more»
