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Mellow Yellow: 1971 Chevrolet K10 4×4

This generation of “C/K” pickups was introduced in 1967 and had improvements like a double wall bed, better rustproofing, and coil spring rear end as well as added creature comforts. This is a one owner barn find and is said to have only… more»

Great Straight ’48: 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor

Can this be real? A 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor Sedan that looks like this, in black, for $2,500? This great, straight, ’48 is in Kalispell, Montana and the seller says that this car “will not be sold for a Rat Rod!”… more»

1987 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe With Only 812 Miles!

The seller of this Monte Carlo claims that it has only covered 812 miles since new! Except for the battery, everything is supposedly original. It’s being offered by a used car dealer and no other proof is given of… more»

Absolutely Original: 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe

This Chevy is completely original except for the mechanical work done to get it running, which included rebuilding the top end and carb and replacing the fuel lines, tank, brakes and tune up items. It’s a six cylinder automatic car. It had… more»

White Hot: 1963 Buick Skylark Convertible

This white-hot little 1963 Buick Skylark Convertible is in Vancouver, Washington with an asking price of $6,000. That seems like a good deal to me if it checks out.

Free Wheelin’ 4×4: 1979 Ford Bronco Ranger XLT

Admittedly, the wild paint scheme is what caught my eye here. Broncos like this were a pretty common sight where I grew up in Wyoming so it’s hard to get excited about them. After taking a closer look at… more»

The Telephone Booth Dragster!

About a month ago we featured a wild wine barrel hot rod and now we have this over-the-top telephone booth dragster! This crazy creation came out of the same collection in Germany. It was built in the 70s and was deputed at… more»

Posh Pickup: 1977 Lincoln Mark V Pickup

If a regular pickup truck just won’t do for you, this 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V Pickup might be the ticket. Apparently, there were just twelve of these Lincoln “Coloma” pickups made by Caribou Motor Company in Rosemead, California…. more»

Boosted Buick: 1984 Buick Riviera T-Type

This car is a little newer than normal here, and it wasn’t found in a barn. But, it’s such a nice, original, and unusual car that I thought I’d give it a shot and see how it goes over with the… more»

A Fine Car: 1951 Crosley wagon

“A fine car” was the Crosley motto. If you ever wondered who built the first “sport utility” vehicle, what the first American car with caliper disk brakes or who produced the first successful single overhead cam engine, you certainly wouldn’t… more»

Languishing in Lansing: 1916 Duplex 4-Wheel-Drive

Have you been looking to buy a duplex? No, not that kind of duplex, a 1916 Duplex 4-Wheel-Drive Truck kind of duplex. This incredibly rare truck is located in a field, unfortunately, in Lansing, Michigan where it was born. If… more»

R-Code 428: 1969 Mustang Mach 1

I bet when this Mustang was brand new, it was one impressive machine! The ’69 Mustang is without a doubt my all time favorite body styles. It’s just such an iconic design and looks fast just sitting still. Of… more»

Running, Driving Barn Find: 1940 Plymouth

The seller tells us they drove this 1940 Plymouth barn find home, but know very little about cars. They must be tremendously lucky or have gotten some great advice, because I have enough problems with my classics that are… more»

Original Survivor: 1941 Pontiac Torpedo

Randy C tipped us off to this nice old Pontiac. The Torpedo shared its body with the Cadillac series 62. Introduced in 1940, this body was streamlined and lowered 2 inches. Running boards were eliminated and the seat widened 5… more»

My Car, Squire! 1968 Ford Wagon At No Reserve

This 1968 Ford Country Squire pushes a lot of my “I want” buttons! I’ll bet this was a terrific looking car when it was new. I think all the right bones are there for a terrific classic, with a… more»

No Warranty: Roasted 1967 Corvette

While most project vehicles on eBay carry the typical “no warranty” language, I find it to be a bit redundant on vehicles like this crispy 1967 Chevy Corvette Stingray. This is probably my greatest fear when it comes to… more»