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Second Chance Short Bed: 1967 Ford F100

We featured this truck about a month ago and the seller was asking $7,500. That may have seemed steep, but this is a short bed and has a big block so it’s worth a decent chunk of change. It’s a… more»

1967 Rambler Rebel 550 Cross Country Wagon

I’m in New Orleans as we speak and I couldn’t find any vehicles on the local Craigslist that looked interesting, or even remotely inexpensive. But, I ran across this 1967 Rambler Rebel 550 Cross Country Wagon just west of here… more»

To Drive Or Not To Drive: 1977 Cadillac Seville

We all love low mileage survivors, but there is always one major hangup with them for us. What do you do with them? Do you drive them or keep them sealed away to hopefully appreciate in value. In my… more»

Affordable Cruiser: 1955 Packard Clipper Custom

With a breath taking appearance, this 1955 Packard Clipper Custom is attention grabbing. Being an older restoration, and having low miles this looks to be a nice example of a Clipper. The price grabbed our attention even more so… more»

A Ford At Fifty: 1966 F100 Pickup

This 1966 Ford F100 short bed pickup for sale here on craigslist in Orange, Connecticut is 50 years old and looks to be in great condition for its age. It has certainly been well taken care of and seemingly not… more»

Step Van That Time Forgot: 1973 Chevy P30

Step vans and other large utilitarian vehicles of the past have become very popular in recent years being repurposed for all sorts of things. This 1973 Chevrolet Step Van is in fantastic shape, and has reasonably low miles. The… more»

Charming Original! One Family 1955 BelAir

This 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air was originally purchased by the seller’s great aunt in December of 1954 from the Santa Ana, California Chevy dealer. It has remained in California all its life (currently in El Cajon) and is now for… more»

15,092 Miles! 1979 10th Anniversary Trans Am

I tend to be very skeptical of extremely low mileage claims. We’re talking about a car that has only accumulated 15,092 miles in 37 years–that’s just under 414 miles per year! Nevertheless, after looking this one over closely I’m… more»

Big Barn Find: 1966 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible

This is one of those cars where at first glance it looks more solid than it actually is. However, the seller is very forthcoming with the information you’ll need to decide if this car is for you or not,… more»

Nice Old Truck: 1955 international R112 Pickup

This old pickup listed on craigslist really looks nice in this picture. There are only 2 pictures provided so we don’t know how the rest of the truck looks, but the asking price of $4,900 could be reasonable. It was… more»

Made for Boggin’: 1957 Chevy Bel Air

Have you ever longed to own a classic Chevrolet Bel Air but felt it wouldn’t fit your lifestyle? Or perhaps, your interests went well beyond cruise nights and driving tours and fell squarely into the adventure-seeking category. Well, your ship… more»

You Get The Trailer Too! 1972 Corvette

Another example of plans changing, the owner of this 1972 Corvette says they have taken a job that will preclude them working on this car and it’s time to let it go. Unusually, they are selling it with the… more»

Vintage Race Support? 1962 Chevy StepVan

I don’t think it’s a coincidence that there are two old crash helmets inside this van; this has race support vehicle all over it! Whether motorcycle or small car I don’t know. It’s located in Midlothian, Texas and is… more»

Street Wedge: 1965 Dodge Coronet 500

I know it’s not a Max Wedge, but I think most of us could live with just 365 horsepower and 410 pounds of torque that the Street Wedge produces. This ’65 Coronet 500 is in pieces, with it’s 426… more»

Any One You Want, Just $4,995

It is not often that we find the bargain basement of Barn Finds, but this seller looks to have some excellent cars for a great price. The seller claims to have purchased these cars from out west, and after hibernating… more»

Tri-Five Drop Top: 1957 Chevy Convertible

For so many of us, car people and non car people alike, the consummate “classic” is the ’57 Chevy. Here it is in one of it’s most desirable configurations, the convertible. No telling if the black paint color is original… more»