Here’s a serious project for serious people who love seriously cool cars. Or, cars that used to be seriously cool and could be again if enough $100 bills were thrown at it. Make that $1,000 bills. This 1971 Ford… more»
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Shark Eyes: 1974 Pontiac LeMans Sport Coupe
I have always thought that this era Pontiac was pretty mean looking, sort of like a shark with those two round, emotionless eyes. Maybe with that front bumper, it’s more of a hammerhead shark but a shark nonetheless. This… more»
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Buick Turbo Powered: 1982 Baroque
It’s amazing how many vehicles were manufactured in the 70s and 80s that resembled what fictional character Cruella Deville drove in the Disney classic 101 Dalmatians. Of course, the Mercedes SSK could also be looked towards for inspiration, but there’s… more»
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Really Original? 1933 Pontiac Sedan
It’s hard to imagine when you look at this big boxy sedan, but the 1933 Pontiac design was described as being streamlined. The radiator has the “shovel” shape instead being flat, but other clues are not so obvious. Most… more»
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Not Your Mother’s Chevy! 1970 Chevrolet Nova 396
When the Chevrolet Nova debuted it was marketed as a secondary car or a primary car for smaller families. By the time 1970 rolled around, however, the Nova could be outfitted with just about everything a buyer could want,… more»
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$1,985 For A 1985 Chevrolet Chevette CS
As a lover of unusual – some would say oddball – vehicles, I love the idea of a four-door Chevette. This 1985 Chevrolet Chevette CS can be found on craigslist in Omaha, Nebraska, or here on the CL archive…. more»
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Big Block Sting! 1970 Chevrolet Camaro 454
Sometimes the “fatties and skinnies” look is all fake, a cosmetic forgery paired with an anemic stock engine, but this car’s 454 cubic inch Mark IV big block, beefy Turbo-Hydramatic 400 automatic transmission, and 12 bolt rear end with… more»
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Possible Fuelie? 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air is in unique condition. Many examples of these cars have been expertly restored, and it seems like ratty barn find 1957 Chevys have become more scarce as they increased in value. Somehow, this school… more»
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11,703 Mile Survivor! 1977 PontiacTrans Am
I am astounded that the original paint looks this good on this 1977 Pontiac Trans Am survivor! I suppose after only 11,703 miles it should look this good, but I’ve been so disappointed by “survivor” cars in the past… more»
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Cargo Hauler: 1955 Chevrolet Panel Truck
Old panel trucks seem to be uncommon and perhaps even under appreciated like this ’55 Chevrolet. Parked in a field most likely after getting involved with a fender bender, this panel truck is a good start to a project…. more»
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Ready To Roll: 1951 Mercury M1 Pickup
A ready to roll classic truck is always a treat much like this interesting ’51 Mercury M1 pickup. With a weathered appearance and shiny paint, this truck is a driver that is ready to be enjoyed. After spending all… more»
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Finish it Your Way! 1937 Custom Roadster
This Deerwood, Minnesota custom evidently rides on a 1937 Pontiac chassis, or at least it comes with the title to one. From the lack of details in the listing here on eBay we surmise the seller is at least… more»
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Stored Since 1979: 1966 Pontiac LeMans Sprint
Normally when we hear the word sprint we think of fast or quick but when you know that this 1966 Pontiac LeMans Sprint has a six-cylinder you may not think that it’s either fast or quick. You’d be wrong…. more»
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Tri-Five Delight: 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
Here’s a face we’ve come to know and love. The design was a new look and the grill was said to be influenced by a Ferrari design. It has too many doors for many, a six and an automatic… more»
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Junkyard Sighting In Tennessee!
From Patrick C – I just wanted to send in a couple of pictures I took at a local antique auto salvage yard that has been open here in Tennessee for over 50 years. It’s a hidden masterpiece! I can’t give… more»
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A Winner Every Time! 1969 AMX
American Motors Corporation had no time for mediocre cars. Mediocrity doesn’t do the job when you’re fighting heavyweights the likes of Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler with a lightweight budget. AMC’s nimble, creative team created something special by shortening… more»
