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Sitting Since 1969: 1947 Chrysler Town and Country

The Chrysler Town & Country 4-Door Sedan earns itself a place in history because it was only in production for 3-years. This 1947 example is from the second of those years, and while it has been sitting unused for… more»

Popular Project: 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu

Introduced to the motoring public in 1964, and remaining in production until 1977, the Chevelle has become one of the firm favorites amongst the lovers of classic Chevrolets. This is entirely understandable, as the cars, especially those from the… more»

Some Assembly Required: 1960 Chevrolet Corvette

There’s nothing worse than reassembling your project car only to find that you have parts left over. With this 1960 Corvette that won’t be a bad sign, as apart from it being sold with what looks like every part… more»

Trade for Wheels? 1969 Dodge Charger Project

The seller of this 1969 Dodge Charger claims not to be a Mopar man, but that isn’t stopping bidders from driving up the action on this project-grade example they just took in on trade. Curiously, the listing says they… more»

20 Years In The Barn: 1952 Chevy 3600 Pickup

The pictures for this 1952 Chevy pickup are the kind that gets barn finders excited to drag home a long-forgotten project. Although in this instance, despite being parked in this barn for 20 years, the long-term family owners likely… more»

What About That 911? 1970 Heger Hustler Kart

This listing for a 1970s-era Heger Hustler go-kart contains a major easter egg in the background of the photos courtesy of a yellow long-hood Porsche 911. The seller says not to bother asking unless you have $25K lying around,… more»

Great Grand Tourer? 1980 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

By 1980 the automotive landscape had changed markedly, and the muscular little pony cars that had been the staple of the late 1960s and early 1970s had all transformed into very different beasts. There were a number of reasons… more»

Swinging Survivor: 1972 Dodge Dart Swinger

The original owner of this 1972 Dodge Dart Swinger purchased the car when she was 64-years-old, and only decided to part with it when she reached her 100th birthday. That is when the current owner purchased the car, and… more»

Sweet Wrecker: 1957 International Harvester A160

There was a time when local dealerships had their own fleet of roadside assistance vehicles, ready to head out under the cover of darkness or in the height of bad weather to rescue stranded motorists. Well, perhaps that would… more»

Solid ‘Stang: 1965 Ford Mustang Coupe

After sitting in storage since 2010, this 1965 Mustang has finally been brought out into the California sun. Still wearing its original black plates, the car is a very solid example that now starts and drives. It needs some… more»

One Year Only: 1958 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe

Introduced at a point in automotive styling when the fin was king, the 1958 Impala caught the eye of the motoring public not just because it was a big car, but by the standards of the day, the fins… more»

Uncut Fenders? Cheap 1971 Ford Bronco Project

I’ll apologize now for the horrible pictures, but this 1971 Ford Bronco appeared on the less-than-ideal Facebook marketplace, which doesn’t encourage world-class picture taking. However, while it is an enormous project, I have to wonder: are those uncut fenders?… more»

Cheap Z28! 1980 Chevrolet Camaro

This 1980 Camaro Z28 is far from perfect, but it’s also pretty darn cheap at just $2,800. The seller is firm on the price, but notes that there’s no rust in the floors or trunk and the body is… more»

Stored Indoors: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner

The 1970 Road Runner brought some notable changes to the model over its predecessors. As well as updated cosmetic treatment, the 1970 model featured improvements in seating material, and more welcome was an improvement in braking performance. This 1970… more»

1967 Camaro RS/SS 396 4-Speed Convertible!

For a lover of classic American cars with gasoline pumping through their veins, there is nothing quite like lifting the hood of that classic and finding a big-block nestling happily in the engine bay. If you lift the hood… more»

Krate Included? 1970 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser

In 1970, the Vista-Cruiser along with the Cutlass wagon was pulling duty for Oldsmobile as the only station wagons available. The full-size wagon would return in 1971. While the Cutlass wagon had a 116-inch wheelbase, the Vista-Cruiser used an… more»