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Terrific Tahoe: 1983 Chevrolet S-10

I don’t know if sellers are coming out of the woodwork with their time capsules or if they’ve always been here and I haven’t noticed it as much as I have in the last couple of years. This 1983… more»

One Family Ownership: 1966 Chevrolet Corvair

This beautiful 1966 Chevrolet Corvair 110 4-door hardtop has been in the same family since new. With 98,400 miles and a four year old high quality repaint, it really looks the part of a survivor despite the repaint–fitting into… more»

Ramblin’ Wagon: 1965 Rambler Ambassador 880

I’m a huge fan of the stacked-headlight fifth-generation Ramblers and this 1965 Rambler Ambassador 880 Wagon looks like a winner. It even has a manual transmission! I know, a manual in a wagon may not be ideal for most… more»

Long Lincoln: 1973 Lincoln Continental Coupe

By 1973, the fifth-generation Lincoln Continental had grown to over nineteen-feet in length, but it was still a few inches shorter than the peak 1977-79 models. This 1973 Lincoln Continental Coupe is long on quite a few things – beauty,… more»

Not Perfectly Original But Perfect! 1973 Corvette

One of these days I will own a C3 Corvette, if only to see if either the naysayers or enthusiasts are right about these cars. I still think as a general rule they are inexpensive for what they offer,… more»

5 Window Farm Hand: 1951 Chevrolet Pickup

After an honest life as a farm truck, this 5 window pickup has survived rather well. With an obvious patina, this truck is very solid and is ready to drive. This unmolested beauty has 13 bids with 6 days… more»

Cheap 1976 Oldsmobile 442 Project

It may not have the power of a sixties muscle car, but cheap projects like this 442 are starting to look appealing. That’s probably because many of us have been priced out of the really desirable stuff. The engines… more»

Nostalgic Or Colorblind: 1955 Packard Clipper

Packard built some of the finest luxury cars in its earlier years, but this Clipper was designed to be a mid-priced car with some luxury features. Unfortunately, it also had a reputation for poor workmanship. I’ve always thought they had… more»

390/4-Speed: 1969 Mustang Mach 1

This Mach 1 has been off the road since 1982 when it was stashed away in a storage container. It has since been pulled out and made to run again. Though not perfect, its originality and big block/4-speed combination… more»

Amazing Survivor: 1963 Buick Riviera

This Buick Riviera is claimed to have had only one owner and to have covered only 32k miles since new! We would normally be leery of such claims, but the photos do make them easy to believe here. Not… more»

4-Door, 4-Speed, 4-Barrel: 1967 Plymouth Fury

Sometimes when searching craigslist for a cool old classic, you will often be met by 4-door cars that are often not as desirable as their 2-door variants. But this 4-door left the factory with a 4-barrel 383 V8 and… more»

Sport’n Survivor: 1969 Plymouth Sport Fury

Large scale coupes are always neat to look at as their proportions are somewhat massive. This Sport Fury has large proportions, but is really a stunner with its coloring, and fantastic survivor condition.  Having only covered 34,351 miles in… more»

Big Project Big Block: 1966 Corvette

Well, this is one of the more interesting listings I’ve ever come across on eBay in a while. It’s a 427 powered 4-speed Corvette, so clearly it’s a desirable car. That fact alone makes it interesting, add in that… more»

Factory 4×4: 1960 GMC 1000 Deluxe

It’s hard to beat the kind of utility a 4×4 like this GMC has to offer. Not only do you have ample space to haul anything from car parts to lumber, but you also have the traction needed to… more»

Now This Is Patina: 1968 Chevelle Malibu

I know there are a few of you that hate the dreaded p word, patina. We all seem to have slightly different definitions and feels about it, but no matter where you stand on the use of the word,… more»

Driving Ms. Daisy: 1965 Mustang Convertible

This Mustang Convertible might have already been restored, but it has quite the history. The previous owner bought it back in 1975 and she took meticulous care of it. She even named it Ms. Daisy because of the Springtime… more»