If there’s one thing that surprises me about this 1971 Chevrolet Camaro RS, it is that nobody has snapped it up already. When it comes to Second Generation Camaros, they don’t come much cheaper than our feature car. It… more»
American Classic Cars
Unrestored R1: 1963 Studebaker Avanti
Despite not reaching the same level of success or acclaim as cars like the Corvette or Thunderbird, the Studebaker Avanti has still emerged as a somewhat timeless collector car. The Avanti offered an unusual blend of performance and luxury… more»
Surprisingly Solid: 1968 Dodge Charger
There are certain makes and models you get accustomed to seeing in rough condition but still worth plenty of money. The Porsche 911 for sure, and the Buick Grand National for another. The Dodge Charger is certainly up there,… more»
Preserve or Restore? 1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau
Chevrolet released its Second Generation Monte Carlo in 1973, and one of the new offerings in the range was the Landau. Among the features that helped it to stand out was its distinctive vinyl top. Today, it is one… more»
California Dreamin’ Daily Driver: 1951 Ford F-1 Pickup
Old School. That’s what the seller calls this 71-year-old daily driver, and I couldn’t agree more. It has a certain rough-around-the-edges look that you just can’t fake. Most survivor pickups we feature don’t come with palm trees, sunshine, and… more»
Brown is Beautiful: 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
“What can brown do for you” was a popular catch phrase with UPS in the late 90s (if memory serves) and still stands out today. Part of this is because the color brown has always had sort of a… more»
53k Original Mile, One-Family Owned 1967 Plymouth Fury III
In 1967, Plymouth’s ad campaign slogan was “Plymouth is out to win you over this year.” They obviously won over a gentleman in Pennsylvania who purchased this car new, took very good care of it, and has since been… more»
Numbers-Matching 4-Speed! 1969 Chevrolet Corvette
The Chevrolet Corvette got a major redesign back in 1968 when the third generation was introduced, so changes for 1969 were minimal, but one significant difference was in the production numbers. More than 10,000 more ’69 models were manufactured… more»
Same Family 46 Years: 1970 Mercury Colony Park
Life is full of choices. Paper or plastic? Window or aisle seat? Woodgrain accents or no woodgrain? If a buyer was looking at a Mercury Marquis wagon in this era, those who wanted woodgrain went for a Marquis Colony… more»
Price Dropped: 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ
UPDATE 07/30/2022: The owner of this 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ seems to be a motivated seller. We received the initial lead on this classic a few days ago, and they have relisted it with a significant price drop…. more»
31K Mile Survivor: 1977 Ford Pinto Squire
The “Squire” name has become synonymous over the years with a high-end wagon offering from the Ford Motor Company, and this branding extended all the way down to the entry-level Pinto. You don’t see many of these anymore, especially… more»
Rare Sport Optioned 1992 Chevrolet K1500 4×4
Have you ever looked around and realized a particular vehicle you used to see everywhere suddenly seems more obscure than it used to be? That’s how it is with this era of Chevrolet pickup for me. These K1500s were… more»
1969 Pontiac GTO With 23,740 Original Miles!
The Pontiac GTO is widely considered the father of the American muscle car. As such, the badge commands respect, and they remain highly sought in the classic world. Even the roughest examples can command impressive prices, but our feature… more»
Unique Classic: 1960 Cadillac Eureka Hearse
There are a lot of unusual cars for sale on the internet, from completely bizarre custom creations to mash-ups between different types of vehicles. However, all cars have a club or niche fanbase that keeps these cars running and… more»
















