Showing glossy two-tone paint and few visible imperfections, this well-equipped Ford is almost too pretty for work. However, with some wear in the bed and Ford’s mighty 460 cubic inch mill under the hood, this “excellent” running truck would… more»
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Kammback Find: 1976 Chevrolet Vega
The word “Kammback” is so much damn fun to say. I sincerely wish one of our domestic automakers would remake the Vega in wagon form and slap a hideous badge on the back that screamed KAMMBACK. It’s what the… more»
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$1,200 V6 Sport: 1992 Ford Tempo GLS
A sporty Tempo seems like sort of an oxymoron, like jumbo shrimp, but that’s exactly what this 1992 Ford Tempo GLS was intended to be. Sporty, I mean, not an oxymoron. This one can be found on Craigslist or… more»
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Last Of The Family Wagons: 1995 Buick Roadmaster
Here is your chance to own one of the last America full-size wagons produced! This 1995 Buick Roadmaster wagon was produced one year prior to the final year for these wagons. Have you driven an older Buick? To me,… more»
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Worth Restoring? 1929 Marmon Roosevelt
In the early 1900s, manufacturers of all kinds tried their hand at building cars. There were hundreds of car manufactures. Some companies built “assembled” cars from readily available engines, bodies, and other parts. Marmon was founded in 1851 and… more»
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Long Forgotten: 1964 Ford Pickup
Bridgeport, California, is a little town in the Eastern Sierras. Our family has enjoyed spending time at the house in there for many years. This old pickup has been sitting behind an empty house a couple of doors down… more»
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Green Clean Slate: 1972 Dodge Challenger
Some people want to restore an older car by starting with a clean slate. Others want to preserve the originality and even history of the car. This 1972 Dodge Challenger is definitely for the former restorer style. Or maybe… more»
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Owned Since 1972: 1969 Ford F100
There are those of you (and me as well) who like what I call “plain ol’ pickup trucks.” Even though this 1969 Ford F100 has aftermarket wheels and a camper top, it looks perfectly period to me. The seller… more»
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Battlecar Galactica: 1975 Cadillac Fleetwood wagon
Take a 232 inch Cadillac Fleetwood from 1975, graft on the rear of from one of the GM clamshell wagons, add 4 inches and you get this 9-seat land yacht! This incredibly rare and incredibly large wagon is available… more»
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Three For One C2 Stash
Many of us search far and wide to find a great deal on a car or on a certain part that we are looking for, but sometimes buying a well sorted stash can give you all that you desire…. more»
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Low Mile T Top: 1970 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
The C3 Corvette has certainly left its mark on American culture with its iconic style and performance. Although the C3 generation covers many years and updates, there is something enchanting about the early chrome bumper cars. This 1970 T… more»
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Resto Worthy? 1953 Chrysler Windsor Town and Country
Have you ever wondered how a car has survived even after being exposed to the elements, and other hardships? Well this ’53 Chrysler Windsor Town and Country has spent some time outdoors, and thankfully after all the years of… more»
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Sam Adam’s 1989 GMC Suburban
So this clean Suburban didn’t literally belong to a guy named Sam Adams, but it did belong to a guy named Jim Koch who founded the famous Boston-based brewing company. Jim Koch was the first owner of this 1989… more»
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25 Years of Hiding: 1970 Ford Mustang 428 SCJ
The seller of this 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428 SCJ Drag Pack car claims it has been in hiding for 25 years. This is the seller’s first listing ever on eBay, and it seems they have discovered either… more»
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1969 Corvette Stingray L68 – 427 “Triple 2-Barrell”
By 1969, Chevrolet’s Corvette occupied a unique place in America’s automotive ecosystem. A powerful two-seat car with “look at me” styling and minimal room for luggage appears in the dreams of many, but the driveways of few. This largely-original… more»
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End of the Road: 1959 Chevrolet El Camino
My father-in-law has a ’59 El Camino sitting in his side yard awaiting restoration; seeing this sad ’59 makes me appreciate its overall completeness, and wonder if he could use any of the parts this truck still has to… more»
