Here’s a rare one for CJ7 fans: a genuine Jeep Jamboree edition, the one that came with a set of brush guards, winch and some sweet Marchal fog lights up front. Not many are left, and far fewer are… more»
American Classic Cars
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Toasted Bird: 1978 Pontiac Trans Am
If fixing rust doesn’t scary you, this Trans Am might just be worth a look. We’ve watched values on these Pontiacs climb, to the point that even rusty projects like this are becoming viable options for anyone wanting a… more»
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Command the Road: 1953 Studebaker Commander
Once or twice a decade it seems Studebaker was able to knock a home run out of the park. Bullet-nose Stude’s, Avanti’s, Presidents, and Larks all wowed car buyers when they were introduced, then were allowed to whither on the vine. 1953… more»
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Stepside Seafoam Stunner: 1969 Chevrolet C/10
For whatever reason, Chevrolet has always managed to produce cars and trucks that just plain look good. A lot of that had to do with GM’s styling department, and some of it was just plain luck. It is hard… more»
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Reasonably Priced: 1950 DeSoto Custom
Post-war DeSotos marked the height for yearly sales for the brand. Over 133,000 were sold in 1950 and they never sold that many again. Even though they shared many parts with their badge-engineered cousins, Desoto doesn’t get much respect… more»
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Painfully Desirable: 1981 AMC Eagle Kammback
Anyone who knows me, or even doesn’t really know me but they know what kind of cars I own and/or like, knows that a 1981 AMC Eagle Kammback is pretty much on top or towards the top of my… more»
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Diesel 5-Speed: 1984 Ford Tempo Survivor
There’s obscure, and then there’s obscure. Much like the other domestic manufacturers in the 1980s, Ford experimented with diesel power in an effort to combat poor fuel economy and chase the success companies like Mercedes were enjoying. They even… more»
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Ready For The Road (Runner): 1975 Plymouth Survivor
If you’re a Road Runner fan, this time capsule from 1975 is right up your alley. With only 22k original miles, it looks to be in awfully good shape cosmetically. Even better, every penny of your purchase will be… more»
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Rare 5 Speed: 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
This third generation Cutlass Supreme appears to be an amazing find. It’s a numbers matching, black on black 5-speed car. It was found after being in storage for 17 years, and for some reason, it was abandoned. There’s no history,… more»
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Paper Boy Special: Whizzer Motorbike
Although there was little separation between early 1900’s motorcycles and bicycles, motorbike kits would grow to be popular for bicycles in the 1940’s. Whizzer was one of those motorbike kits you could purchase to motorize your bicycle. Whizzer began… more»
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Final Bid Results for the Dallas Leake Auction
Here are the results for the final fantasy bids for the 2017 Dallas Leake Auction. Traditionally on a Sunday you can get some great deals. Check out the following prices and see how you did. Were any of these vehicles… more»
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Hot Rod Or Restore? 1929 Ford Model A
While a 1929 Ford Model A is certainly not very rare, you don’t often see them in original unrestored and unmodified condition. This prime example is for sale here on craigslist in Cody, Wyoming with an asking price of… more»
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Rare Project: 1948 Studebaker M5 Pickup
This perfect-patina 1948 Studebaker M5 is the start of a great project. For sale here on craigslist in Havre, Montana with an asking price of $4,900. Studebaker trucks of this vintage are a double edged sword. While the rarity… more»
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California Cruiser: 1932 Ford Roadster
It doesn’t get more iconic in the hot rod world than a 1932 Ford Roadster. These cars have been chopped, channeled, shaved, lowered, and other wise modified since the early days of hot rod culture. This real ’32 is… more»
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Survivor Wagon: 1989 Ford LTD Country Squire
The full-sized American station wagon was dead by the time this Country Squire was produced. In their quest for higher mpgs everyone had switched to smaller platforms. Even though this wagon was shorter and more fuel efficient, it would… more»
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1979 Pontiac Trans Am For $3,000?!
This Trans Am has supposedly had one owner and only covered 65k miles since new. It’s red and is even fitted with the WS6 performance package. It’s located in Augusta, Maine and is listed here on craigslist for $3,000… more»
