Thankfully some classics were stored away when they experienced catastrophic failure. This lightly aged F85 is claimed to have only 70,000 miles, and has spent 41 years in a garage. The transmission failed in some form or fashion, and… more»
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Wow! 1985 Chrysler Executive Limousine
Your eyes are not deceiving you. Honest. Believe it or not, under all the aftermarket add-ons, this is a factory built Chrysler Executive, a seven passenger limousine. Ok, actually it was converted by ASC, who was building the LeBaron convertibles… more»
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Down Under Rarity: 1933/34 Ford Roadster UTE
Are you a classic Ford enthusiast, but have become bored with all of the “run of the mill” rare and hard to find American Fords? If so, this Australian 1933-34 Ford Roadster UTE may be that extremely rare Ford… more»
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Saved From Falling Barn: 1942 Ford Jeep
Things were very different in 1940 when the Army realized it needed a light (1300 pounds or less), four-wheel drive cross country vehicle. They sent out a proposal to 135 domestic car manufacturers with some very tight deadlines. Companies had… more»
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Late Night Run: 1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible
Looks like someone made a late night Taco Bell run after scoring this droptop goat! It’s fun to find cars in this dusty state, but it’s even more fun to drive them after they’ve been all cleaned up and… more»
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Only 5,200 Miles! 1990 Chevrolet 454 SS
This has to be the black-tie-and-tails of pickups, if there is such a thing. An elegant pickup? Jumbo shrimp? I don’t know if any of that made sense, but this isn’t just any ol’ pickup, it’s a 1990 Chevrolet… more»
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25K Mile Survivor: 1987 Chevy C/K Scottsdale
The Scottsdale line of Chevy pickups is instantly recognizable as being one of the most popular and long-serving trucks on the roads. Handsome, if not slightly conservative, the design still looks good today. Unfortunately, finding one that hasn’t been… more»
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Classics at the Boatyard: Boat Museum Auction
You might expect an organization with the word “boat” in its name might to be focused on – well, boats. But given boat owners share the same affliction as hobby car owners (they might even be nuttier than us),… more»
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Build Your Own Patina: 1954 Chevrolet Pickup
How many times have you seen a classic car or truck with no drive-train and planned in your mind what exactly you would do it? Well this ’54 Chevrolet pickup is lacking its engine and transmission, but a drive-train… more»
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Twin Stick Hardtop: 1963 Rambler American 440
I know the feeling, sometimes something happens with, or to, a vehicle and an owner just plain loses interest in it. It sounds like that’s what happened with this 1963 Rambler American 440 hardtop – the driver’s door got dented… more»
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Expiration Date: 1971 Chevrolet Camaro
Some classics out there survive, but just barely. Sadly that is the situation with this split bumper Camaro. Despite its good looks, this one has been outside way too long. Although suffering with some concerning rust, this Camaro is… more»
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Coming Out Of The Barn! 1947 Oldsmobile Coupe
A true barn find, this 1947 Oldsmobile coupe was taken off the road around 40 years ago, stripped to bare metal and some lead body work was done (raise your hand if you’re old enough to remember that type!),… more»
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Serious Airflow: 1960 Lincoln Continental Breezeway
Last driven in 1991 this massive Continental Mark V Breezeway has loads of style and a very cool rear glass that actually rolls down! Top of the line with many power options, it is easy to see how classy this… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1960 Ford Thunderbird Project
It’s always a bummer when you find the perfect project, get started on it and then have something happen that keeps you from finishing. Reader Bill C found this 1960 Thunderbird, started restoring it, but due to an injury can’t… more»
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Basicly Basic: 1956 Ford Fairlane Mainline
From 1952 to 1956 the Mainline was Ford’s base model. This one is the less expensive 2 door with a manual 3-speed transmission and did not even come with a radio or a heater. However, this Mainline listed here on… more»
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Sport Truck Bonanza: Muscle Truck Museum Sale
One thing that America stands alone on is its creation of high horsepower sport trucks that would otherwise have no reason to exist. Domestic manufacturers for years have poured valuable dollars into the creation of pickups that can keep… more»
