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Moving to Florida: ’74 DeTomaso Pantera Project

Ah, yes – a sentiment I know well: the yearning to live in a warm weather climate, where snow rarely falls and you can drive your beloved project cars all day long. Except for the owner of this unfinished… more»

Truck Corral: No Reserve Chevy 3100

You’d be forgiven if you got excited and thought all three of these vintage pickups were up for grabs. It’d be fair to expect that they be released from their slumber in the less-than-glamorous surroundings of an old barn… more»

A New Use: Mack Fire Truck

We feature Fire Trucks from time to time, but there is always the puzzling question of what they might be useful for. They are usually well maintained, have very low mileage and are often very inexpensive (to buy at least), but… more»

Rusty Potential: 1955 Chevy Nomad

If this old Nomad listed on eBay was any other car, it might not be worth restoring but these have been desirable since the 1960s and are easily six figure cars when restored. There aren’t many of these Nomads left… more»

39,000 Miles? 1971 Chevrolet Malibu

This 1971 Chevrolet Malibu is said to have only 39,000 original miles, and apart from the passenger door repaint obvious in this picture, is said to be wearing its original paint! It’s located in Joliet, Illinois and is listed for… more»

$4,700 LIN OLN! 1955 Lincoln Capri

This black beauty is a 1955 Lincoln Capri. It’s such a good-looking, solid car and you can find it on Craigslist with an asking price of $4,800. This one is only 50 miles from me, up in Maple Lake,… more»

Mexican ZL1: 1969 Camaro

I’m not sure if the story the seller gives this Camaro is true or not, but I’m not sure it really matters if it is. What does matter is that this ’69 Camaro has a ZL1 engine sitting in… more»

Ninety Years Young: 1924 Cadillac V63

The seller of this Cadillac listed on eBay describes it as a survivor but it appears to be an older restoration. Bidding is over $12,000 but reserve has not yet been reached. It is advertised elsewhere for $22,900. It… more»

Old School Speed: 1930 Ford Hot Rod

There really is something cool about finding an old hot rod that was actually built during the early days of hot rodding! This 1930 Model A is said to be a period hot rod with all of the popular… more»

120-Mile Concept: 1982 Plymouth Turismo S-660

Here’s where you sing the Sesame Street song, “One of These Things is Not Like the Others”. This 1982 Plymouth Turismo S-660 Concept is sort of, but not exactly, like a regular Turismo and it’s listed on Hemmings, to be… more»

Mucho Macho: 1982 Jeep J-10 Honcho

To say that this 1982 Jeep J-10 Honcho is in charge would be repetitive. Although, the Honcho for Jeep was basically just a trim package so it wasn’t any more or less capable than a regular Jeep J-10 from… more»

Police Package: 1985 Ford LTD SSP

You’d better be on your best behavior for this one. This is a 1985 Ford LTD SSP (Special Service Package) and it’s on eBay. There is only 6 hours left so jump on it asap! The current bid price is… more»

Solid Find! 1968 Mercury Cyclone

Yes, it’s a little rough. However, the vast majority of this car seems pretty darn okay to me. And, being the unusual car liker I am, I’ve always been intrigued by the Mercury Cyclone versus the Ford Torino (nothing… more»

6,000 Miles: 1991 Cadillac Fleetwood

When you see collector cars turn up in Detroit, you have to wonder if they belong to a retired GM employee who took their favorite model home as a retirement present. It makes sense, especially from an era when Cadillacs… more»

The Best Pinto Of The Bunch?

  As I’m sure you’ve noticed, this is the third Pinto we’ve featured recently. Sometimes cars just appear in runs–I’ve got theories why–perhaps seeing a car for sale similar to one they have at home stimulates someone to proceed… more»

Inspiration by Corvair: 1966 Ultra Van

When you stop to think about how many companies once specialized in creating road-going R/Vs using powerplants from everyday cars and trucks, it’s amazing that there’s not a bigger industry today of R/V conversion companies. Oddballs like this 1966… more»