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1955 Chevrolet Bel Air: Restore Or Rod?

From David F – Wow, a 1955 Chevy 2 door hard top! The body looks original, but the 6 cylinder stick shift has been swapped for a V8 automatic and the column has been swapped for a newer one…. more»

Cutlass Convertible Conglomeration

We used to call this a “bitsa”: major components of several different similar cars are combined to make a single auto. In this case, the title will be for a 1970 Olds Cutlass. The car is located in Perryville,… more»

1976 AMC Gremlin: Oddly Collectible

Some cars are desirable because of their performance, others because of who built them, and then there are those cars that people want because they have a connection to them. Maybe it was the family wagon and all the… more»

Caddy Collection In Texas: Barn Full Of Vs

We’ve likely all faced moments of wanting to hold onto a car for just a little while longer to fix that random misfire or replace those last few pieces of trim. Sometimes, however, we can’t quite nip those final… more»

Mercury Cyclone Spoiler Spotted!

The Cyclone was Mercury’s dedicated performance model. While they offered a number of high performance muscle cars, the Cyclone was built from day one to be a mean machine. In 1970 they introduced an even more performance minded version… more»

1963 Studebaker Daytona Wagon: Dad-Friendly

It’s somewhat inevitable that even the staunchest gearhead among us will have to concede defeat and buy a family vehicle if children are in the future. I often think about what I’d purchase that would be safe and spacious but also… more»

1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS: All The Options

As a matter of personal preference, I tend to place a lot of emphasis on tracking down the original optional equipment that was available when either of my two 1987 BMWs were new. Roof racks, CD changers, car covers,… more»

Grand Grande: 1970 Mustang

I remember not caring much for the “Grande” Mustangs when they first arrived—I was never a fan of vinyl roof cars, and was much more interested in the performance-oriented variants. But this seems like a really inexpensive way to… more»

1950 Ford F1: Endless Possibilities

From David F – A lot of folks have great memories of these old trucks and a lot more just think old trucks are cool. This 1951 Ford pickup definitely has the patina to be cool (except for the… more»

1970 Chevelle: Sleeper Potential?

For the past 20 years this Chevelle has been parked in the original owner’s Tennessee Barn. All those years of neglect left it looking a bit rough and it currently isn’t running. The seller purchased it from the original… more»

1962 Ford F100 For $1,750

This Ford F100 might not be in the best of condition, but it currently runs and drives! To make things even better, the seller is asking just $1,750. It does have some rust issues, but for this kind of… more»

1976 Chevrolet Chevette: Rare Survivor

From David F – Here is your chance to own a rare, low mileage Chevette from the very first model year. It has only 87,000 miles on it. It’s somehow rust free and the owner has done lots of… more»

Baker’s Wagon: 1946 Chevy Panel Truck

Patina has become a controversial topic with lots of different opinions and views, but no matter your definition or taste for it, one thing’s for sure in my mind – this old bakery delivery truck looks awesome! It is… more»

Collection Of Barn Finds For Sale

Reader Blake S came across a rather interesting ad here on craigslist in Nashville, Georgia. The listing includes nine American classics from the ’50s and ’60s. The seller has been accumulating barn finds for a number of years and has decided to start thinning… more»

Ranch Find: 1927 Ford Model T Tudor

This 1927 Model T was found on a ranch in Wyoming where it had been stored in a sheep shed since 1946! The previous owner built a temporary wall to seal it in and forgot about it. As they… more»

Well Optioned 1965 Corvette Project

Admittedly, I struggle to understand why options can impact the desirability of a car so much. Don’t get me wrong, I can see why big options that impact performance can make such a difference in value, but I don’t… more»