I’ve come to really appreciate the styling of these finned Mopars. They have a cool look and for some reason they always remind me of the original Batmobile (which was actually based on the 1955 Lincoln Futura Concept). I’m… more»
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Americans Drive Jeeps: 1942 GPW
America started off World War II in a bad way. Our peacetime armed forces were woefully unprepared for a global conflict. The military had spent the years following World War I with little funding, and a budget that allowed… more»
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Distinctive Driver: 1946 Chevrolet Pickup
Packed with nicely sorted parts and featuring real patina, this daily driver offers the buyer a turn-key classic. Listed for auction here on eBay out of Selden, New York, this 1946 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup already has enticed 32… more»
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Field Fresh Wagon: 1959 Edsel Villager
Though disliked by many for quite some time, Edsels are rising in both coolness and popularity. Being affordable projects while also being fairly obscure in the modern world are the two main reasons for this. While and Edsel project… more»
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Hollywood Royalty: 1930 Rolls-Royce Phantom
You’ll find no barn dust on this beauty! The detailed eBay listing accounts for its every owner beginning with Hollywood royalty, and it’s definitely worth a read. Supremely dignified and awaiting its first bid, this Rolls-Royce Phantom could be… more»
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$2,100 Icon: 1960 Chevrolet Corvair
A fellow member of a Corvair owners’ group on Facebook recently posed the question: Which version, if say, a statue was made, would best represent all Corvairs? This is my nomination right here: a 1960 Corvair sedan. Not the… more»
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8,700 Original Miles: 1980 Chrysler Newport
I’ll admit it: I’m a sucker for Mopar four-doors; I currently own a 1965 Dodge Custom 880 six-window sedan with a 383 two-barrel that I rescued out in Juniata County, Pennsylvania for $500, and a 1981 Chrysler LeBaron Salon… more»
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MG TD Alternative: 1982 Blakely Bernardi
Among the legions of VW-based kit cars, a few non-Beetle based kits squeaked in that we don’t hear too much about. The Blakely Bernardi is one such example, effectively providing a modern riff on the classic MG TD. These… more»
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Boosted, Literally: $550 Chrysler Maserati
The Chrysler TC by Maserati was, by many accounts, a bit of a sales disaster. Strong competition and a high price tag, with minimal features to justify said price, all combined to sink the project before it had any… more»
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Little Big Man: 1952 Crosley Hot Shot
Its a shame that more American enthusiasts don’t know the story of the Crosley Hot Shot. Born from the parts and pieces of one of the smallest cars ever made in America, the Hot Shot was arguably our first… more»
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Mucho Macho: 1979 Dodge Power Wagon
This tough mudder is a 1979 Dodge Power Wagon “Macho” edition. It’s one of the trucks from Dodge’s “Adult Toys” series from the late-70s. This cool project truck is on Craigslist in Fargo, North Dakota with an asking price… more»
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Dont Come a-Knocking: 1976 Dodge Tradesman
Don’t come a-knockin’…because this van is definitely rockin’! This might be the best throwback I’ve ever seen to the custom van trend of the ’70s. How could it possibly get better than a be-muraled Dodge van with accessory driving… more»
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The Ultimate Omni: 1985 Dodge Omni GLH-T
The Dodge Omni GLH is revered in enthusiast circles; the GLH-T even more so. Clearly, these cars are disappearing at a furious rate, so preserving the ones that are left is a priority. However, this 1985 GLH-T is quite… more»
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Convertible Drag Car: 1962 Pontiac Catalina
The terms “convertible” and “drag racing” don’t typically go together, as convertibles often lack the rigidity necessary for high-powered drag racing. Nobody told this Pontiac that! It has a custom traction bar welded to the differential, and peeling paint… more»
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Two-Tone Low-Mileage Survivor: 1978 Ford Bronco
This Bronco is ridiculously clean. Though the seller states the paint has some imperfections here and there, as nearly 40 year old paint is apt to have, this Bronco has been cared for since always and recently detailed to… more»
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1 Of 15! 1976 Aerocon Boa
On first glance this 1976 Aerocon Boa, offered here on eBay, recalls a speed record-busting fuselage car from the Bonneville Salt Flats. However in scale it’s much smaller and differs radically from any Aerocon Boa you’re likely to find.
