Metal artists and fabricators, this car is for you. It’s also for any of us who love the stacked-headlight Fairlanes. This 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Coupe looks like a great starting point to a full-on restoration or maybe… more»
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Ex-Parade V12: 1941 Lincoln Zephyr
Of all the cars to find in a dusty old steel building, this Lincoln Zephyr is a real beauty even after its 20 year slumber. Restored in the early 1990’s this Lincoln was used as a parade car but… more»
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Classic Looks With Modern Flair: 1952 Chevrolet COE
Cab Over Trucks are great looking classics of the past that aren’t that common to see on the open road. This 1952 Chevrolet is a bit of a hot rod with its modern drive-train and chassis. Packing a 5.3… more»
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Puttin’ On The Biarritz: 1985 Cadillac Eldorado
Wow. This car is a stunner! With that bright red paint, bold grill and miles of chrome this car stands out, just as a Biarritz should! With just 53,000 miles and owned by an elderly person, this car looks… more»
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For the Loyalist: 1992 Ford Bronco Centurion Classic
Back in the days before Expeditions and (shudder) Excursions, what was a Ford loyalist in the market for a Suburban equivalent to do? The fiscally prudent answer would be to suck it up and buy the dang Suburban already,… more»
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Rust-Free Survivor: 1961 Chevrolet Corvair 500
For a car that’s a year older than I am, and made of metal that usually rusts and dents, this 1961 Chevrolet Corvair 500 sedan is in much better condition than I am. This mind-blowing survivor is listed here… more»
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Rare Beautiful Project: 1953 Kaiser Manhattan
We have seen a few Kaisers over the last year or two here, and Andrew showed a two-door 1953 model a couple of weeks ago. This 1953 Kaiser Manhattan two-door sedan is a reader classified on Barn Finds, and… more»
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Patina-Heavy Hardtop: 1964 Mercury Park Lane
This is another one of those car names that people seem to spell in a couple of different ways. Is it one word or two? De Soto or DeSoto? ElDorado or El Dorado? de Ville, De Ville, deVille, or… more»
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$0.77 Per Pound: 1971 Mercury Marquis Brougham
What can you get for less than a dollar a pound these days? Here’s 4,522 pounds of grade-A American steel for just $3,500—like the title says, that’s just 77 cents per pound for this 1971 Mercury Marquis Brougham sedan…. more»
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Stored 27 Years: 1962 Ford Falcon Sedan Delivery
Sometimes a vehicle comes along and it really makes a person stop and think of how they can make sure that it ends up in their driveway. Unfortunately, that happens to me several times a day, but it’s really… more»
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Made By Ford Sold By Mercury: 1960 Frontenac
This is one unusual car, even for Ford lovers. It’s a 1960 Frontenac, the Canadian version of the Ford Falcon that was sold in Mercury/Meteor dealerships in 1960. It’s listed here on eBay with a current bid of $1,000,… more»
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Air Cooled And Supercharged: 1932 Franklin Airman Coupe
If you are on the hunt for a vehicle that is truly special, look no further than this 1932 Franklin. This Airman 3 window coupe features impressive styling for it’s time and even more impressive technology. The big air… more»
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Luxurious Wagon Survivor: 1954 Bel Air Townsman
Bel Air is definitely a buzz word in the collector car world, but what about Bel Air Townsman? Not so common to see, the Townsman is a sleek Chevrolet wagon that offers some nice features for its time. After… more»
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Barn Find 4-Speed: 1970 Pontiac GTO
It is very seldom that a muscle car from the beginning of the muscle car era is found alive and well in original condition. This 1970 Pontiac GTO was stored in a Georgia barn since the 1980s and has… more»
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Cheap Collectible? Rough 1987 Buick Grand National
Typically, the words “cheap” and “Grand National” do not go together. Though they aren’t yet highly valuable cars, it has been many years since one could be had for under $10,000 in most conditions. While the asking price of… more»
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Pre-Winnebago: 1949 Buick Super Camper
Old-school camper conversions aren’t uncommon finds on these pages, but they don’t pop up all the frequently for sale in anything approaching conditions worth living in. This 1949 Buick Super camper conversion isn’t awful, considering how old it is… more»
