I’m trying to think of the modern equivalent of this 1963 Rambler Classic 660 sedan, any thoughts? This classic Classic is listed on Hemmings with an asking price of $3,900 and it’s located in West Babylon, New York.
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Enough To Start With: 1973 Chevrolet Camaro
If you are like me, then Camaros are always on your short list of cars to own before you die. The problem is that if Camaro prices keep going up, we will all need to work until we are… more»
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Big Drop Top Driver: 1964 Buick LeSabre Convertible
It’s a big roomy 2 door droptop and for convertible lovers, it’s a beauty. The fins, swoopy lines and most of the chrome of the first generation LeSabres are gone from the second generation and the boxy look was in…. more»
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Aerocoupe Survivor: 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix
Pontiac Grand Prix Aerocoupes tend to pop up with decent regularity, despite being a limited production model. I’ve always counted these among the more special of the GM “limited edition” family, as so many of the General’s special variants… more»
Success Story: 1992 Dodge Spirit R/T
While I’m happy that we were able to find a good home for Andrew’s Dodge Spirit R/T, I’m a bit sad that it isn’t being delivered to my driveway! This has to be one of the cleanest Spirit R/Ts… more»
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Last Of A Great Breed: 1986 Jeep CJ-7 Laredo
It’s getting hard to find a nice CJ-7 these days. Most have been modified and driven hard. Understandably so – their short wheelbase and 4×4 system makes them the perfect little mountain climbers. Somehow this one has survived mostly… more»
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Numbers Matching SS 396: 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle
Stored for roughly 20 year or so, this SS 396 Chevelle is a solid looking project that is thought to have its numbers matching engine. In need of a total restoration, this Chevelle project is a worthwhile start being… more»
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V8 Stick Shift Project: 1969 Chevrolet Camaro
Barn Finds come in many different varieties from untouched finds, to cars that were hot rod’d or restored sometime in their past much like this ’69 Camaro. Stored for 20 years, this V8 stick shift car has been revived… more»
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Barn Clean-out: Lincolns, Fraziers And A Rabbit Oh MY!
Reader Crazy George has found us an interesting listing for an unusual collection of cars in a really big barn. Could you imagine having a barn big enough that you could lose a bunch of old cars in? Except… more»
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Perfect Daily Beater: 1995 Dodge Viper RT/10
The wrecked Hellcat from the other day was interesting, but this Dodge Viper could be perfect daily driver! It will provide that daily dose of adrenaline and you won’t even have to worry about parking lot dings. Sure, it… more»
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A Fever Of Stingrays In Miami
For those that aren’t well versed in aquatic life terminology, a large group of stingrays is called a fever. So it only makes sense that when you have a large group of Corvette Stingrays in Miami, Florida it only… more»
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Muscle Car Carcass: 1969 Hurst/Olds Project
This rusted hulk may not look like much, but that gold and black stripe painted on the side should make every car guy take notice. This was once a mighty Hurst/Olds! GM had a rule in the sixties that… more»
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1963 Chevrolet K-10 — Factory Four-Wheel-Drive
Billed as “The New Reliables,” Chevrolet’s extensive lineup of trucks for ’63 included 178 models. This 1963 Chevrolet K-10 1/2-ton four-wheel-drive model gained some 3/4-ton K-20 features later in life, including some gnarly 19.5 inch wheels with NOS tires…. more»
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19k Mile Anniversary: 1978 Chevrolet Corvette
If you are in the market for a cool looking classic that’s fun to drive, a C3 Corvette may be the ticket. This generation of Vette wasn’t the most powerful ever built, but it’s among the best looking and… more»
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352 V8 4-Speed: 1965 Ford F-250
Twin-I-Beam suspension has to be one of the most impressive names to ever come out of Madison Avenue and/or Ford’s marketing department. This 1965 Ford F-250 would have been the company’s first use of the Twin-I-Beam front suspension. This… more»
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Just Plum Crazy: 1974 Dodge Charger SE
I’m not usually a fan of the color purple, but for some reason, it always looks good on a Mopar! This ’74 Charger has had much of the needed work done to get it running and has even been… more»
