For Pontiac fans, model #242 means one thing, the Goat. The designation #242 was given to the GTO after it became its own separate model from the Tempest/Le Mans. This 1971 Pontiac GTO was discovered just days ago in… more»
American Classic Cars
1948 Buick Roadmaster: The Black Flame
I truly appreciate all the hard work and energy that goes into building a custom hot rod, but they haven’t ever been my thing. But every once in awhile I come across a hot rod that really catches my… more»
1969 Jeepster: Droptop Off Roader
If the Fiats we featured earlier aren’t quite up your alley, but you still want a quirky convertible this Jeepster might be worth a look. The seller claims it is a one previous owner car that has been in… more»
1976 Buick Regal: 585 Original Miles
Interested in a new 1976 Buick Regal? That’s pretty much what you have the opportunity to purchase this week from this eBay auction. A gentleman by the name of Donald Jarden who passed recently had a low-mileage car collection… more»
1970 Dodge D200: Early Crew Cab
I didn’t realize that the big three even made crew cabs this long ago, although I’ve always like the International ones of similar vintage. It just makes sense to me to include the extra row of seats in a… more»
1926 Chevrolet Superior: Ford Alternative
The other day, I mentioned that a Ford would be the ideal choice for anyone pre-war car shopping. But, what about Chevrolet? They may not have been as plentiful as the Ford, but they still made a ton of… more»
1971 Plymouth Duster 340: Outta Barn Look
The seller of this 1971 Plymouth Duster 340 states that it has that “right-out-of-the-barn” look but that it could be driven anywhere. That might be the case, but their asking price of $16k has me questioning the value of… more»
1970 Boss 302: In Storage For 39 Years
Of all the ’70s American cars ever built, there is one that I have always lusted after. That car is the 1970 Mustang Boss 302. It’s combination of looks, handling, and performance have made it a desirable car not… more»
1954 Packard: Big Block Hearse
Whenever I see a big hearse, the last thing I think about is speed and fun, but this 1954 Packard hearse has had a big block V8 dropped in it. What car isn’t more fun with a big block?… more»
1967 Ford Fairlane GTA: Mid-Sized Muscle
This Fairlane project may not look like much in the photo, but the seller claims that this is an S-code GTA. If the numbers check out, that means this mid-size Ford was once fitted with a 390 cubic inch V8… more»
1961 King Midget Metro: Micro Roadster
If like me you appreciate oddballs and micro cars, then this is the car for you. Few cars are as odd or small as the King Midget! It really is the King of tiny oddball cars. This example is looking… more»
1969 AMC SC/Rambler: Hurst Special
What happened when AMC and Hurst joined up to build a limited production muscle car? The birth of one of the most potent muscle cars of the era is all! If you haven’t ever heard of the SC/Rambler, then you’ve… more»
1930 Ford Model A Taxi
I’d love to own a pre-war car. Something fancy like a Duesenberg or a Bentley would be great, but I know that the most economical choice would be a Model A. There were lots built and parts are readily available…. more»
1965 Ford Custom: Police Interceptor
There is just something cool about old cop cars, but one thing I’ve notice is that you rarely find them in two door form, which probably has something to do with hauling criminals to jail. Now I don’t have anything… more»
1937 Chevrolet Sedan: Rough But Running
At first glance you would think this Chevy is a rust bucket that has been parked outdoors for the past 30 years, well it might have been outside for that long (who knows?) and it is rusty, but amazingly… more»
1971 Chevelle SS 454: Real Deal Or Clone?
When it comes to limited production big block muscle cars, you always want to make sure it is the real thing and not a clone. The seller of this 1971 Chevelle SS 454 believes it is the real deal,… more»
















