It’s Wednesday again and here is today’s wagon. Some people get all excited when a vehicle has a third row, well this one has four! It is a 1967 Stageway Airporter and as the name suggests, it was used… more»
American Classic Cars
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Canadian Carport: 1969 Camaro RS/SS
Often when we find a classic car hidden under a tarp or cover we assume the worst, as these coverings typically hold moisture around the car, causing serious rust. However, occasionally a car has been protected so well that… more»
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Barn Beater: 1963 Pontiac Bonneville Coupe
Whenever you’re buying a barn find, especially one from the rust belt, it’s imperative that you inspect it closely. Sometimes a car will look solid and in fantastic condition from the outside, but be a rust bucket under the… more»
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Drive-In Fun: 1951 Nash Ambassador
Most people born in recent years will never know anything about all the great American manufacturers who used to battle for market share here on their home turf. Nash is one of those companies who’s memory is starting to… more»
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One of Six: 1937 Lincoln K Willoughby Coupe
This 1937 Lincoln K series was recently pulled from a barn. The seller claims that it is one of the six Willoughby bodied K-series ever built. If this is truly the case it would be a monumental discovery, as… more»
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Rare Bird: 1970 Plymouth Superbird
In 1970, muscle car manufactures were trying to figure out new ways of squeezing out more speed, which lead to the birth of the aero cars. Plymouth’s entry into the aero competition was the Superbird. The Superbird was a… more»
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Finned Find: 1959 Cadillac Coupe de Ville
When Cadillac introduced the redesigned Coupe de Ville in 1959, we are sure no one ever asked themselves how much junk could be stored on the top of one. Well this ’59 Coupe de Ville has been parked in… more»
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Original Paint: 1953 Ford Country Sedan
This 1953 Ford Country Sedan is claimed to still be wearing its original paint. That is quite a feat for a 30 year old car, but this wagon is going to turn 60 soon. It needs some work, but… more»
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Old Street Racer: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
The Road Runner was meant to be an inexpensive muscle car without all the frills. Plymouth increased the performance while cutting out the non-essentials. Sounds like a good plan to us. This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner has seen many… more»
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Room For Nine: 1964 Impala Wagon
Many barn finds are dug out and sold, only to get parked and ending up in worse condition then when found. This 1964 Chevrolet Impala wagon is just one of those cases. It was complete with only 55k miles… more»
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Wagon Wednesday: 1954 Packard Hearse
It’s Wagon Wednesday today so we are going to see how many unique wagons we can dig up. Go check your local craigslist and your favorite forums and send them in! To kick things off we have this 1954 Packard… more»
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Race Legend: 1951 Hudson Hornet Coupe
Hudson isn’t a name that is often associated with racing, but when the now defunct company introduced the Hornet in 1951, the company cemented its place in racing history. The Hornet dominated NASCAR from ’51 to ’54 and even… more»
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Rare but Rusty: 1957 Pontiac Bonneville
In 1957, Pontiac was trying to shed its image of conservative and bland cars, so the company introduced a special limited edition car that was both sporty and luxurious. Pontiac only built 630 of these special Bonneville Convertibles in… more»
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All in the Family: 1967 Camaro RS/SS
A while back reader Zach S. sent in a story about a 1967 Camaro which he unexpectedly found in the Arizona desert. A well-optioned first-generation Camaro is always a good thing, but the tale of its discovery is even… more»
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Sleeper Potential: 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury
This 1966 Plymouth Sport Fury is claimed to have sat in an Oregon barn for the last twenty years. The Fury may not be the most desirable classic out there, but with prices going up on the more sought… more»
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1962 Devin V8 Project
This derelict Devin has seen better days. The current owner has been in possession of the car since 1976 and they claim is was pretty fast back then. With a 283 V8 mounted in a tubular chassis and fiberglass… more»
