This 1965 Porsche 356 is listed as a cheap project with significant rust issues, but some great factory colors may sway an air-cooled enthusiast to take it on. The 356 is listed by well known Porsche specialist Unobtanium Inc.,… more»
German Classic Cars
Package Deal: 1969 Opel Rekord + 1967 Commodore
This 1969 Opel Rekord C is a rarity on U.S. roads and clearly owned by an Opel enthusiast. The pretty coupe body is still handsome today, and despite having some rust issues to deal with, still looks quite solid… more»
VW Shop Sell-Off: 1963 VW Beetle
This 1963 Volkswagen Beetle is for sale as part of a Volkswagen specialist shop wind-down, and as you can see in the pictures, there is plenty to choose from for both air- and water-cooled enthusiasts. The ’63 is described… more»
READER AD: 1965 Mercedes 190D Heckflosse + Parts Car
Reader Hillary B’s Fintail needs a new home quickly! This Mercedes 190D looks to be in good cosmetic shape, but it has a blown head gasket. Due to lack of storage space, it had to be moved outside two… more»
1 of 449: 1968 Porsche 911 L
While it can seem like there are endless designations that make one air-cooled 911 better than another, a genuine 911 “L” is a rare bird. With just 449 ever made for the U.S. market, this car may be rough… more»
18,550 Miles: 1997 Mercedes S600
This 1997 Mercedes-Benz S600 is a one-owner car, recently traded into a dealership with a mere 18,550 miles on the clock. Bidding is fast and furious at the moment, with the big sedan already attracting $25K – and the… more»
Split Window Project: 1952 Volkswagen Beetle
This 1952 Volkswagen Beetle is a rare early production model with the split rear window and desirable “semaphore”-style turn signals. It is claimed to be a dry climate example with very little rust for its age and an engine… more»
Euro Spec Survivor: 1983 Porsche 944
If you are looking to enter the Porsche world, but just can’t afford an air-cooled example, the 944 is actually a great option. They are well balanced, fun to drive and fairly easy to work on. Prices have slowly… more»
Cheap Turbo: 1979 Porsche 930 Conversion
There’s a reason this 1979 Porsche 911 may seem like a bargain at $49,970 for a widebody, turbocharged example in near-mint condition. That’s because it began life as a 911SC that received the full 930 treatment, from the 3.3L… more»
Never Seen One, Part II: Boonie Bug
A few days ago, I questioned the origins of another VW-based kit car that the seller claimed belonged to the Meyers-Manx family of vehicles. Today, there’s yet another kit car with air-cooled Volkswagen underpinnings that has caught me by… more»
Tii In The Weeds: 1972 BMW 2002
This 1972 BMW 2002 Tii is listed by the son of the previous owner, who sadly isn’t going to have time to restore the car. Unfortunately, it doesn’t run, it doesn’t roll, and it has rust in a variety… more»
Ran When Parked: 1988 BMW M3
Prices for the E30-chassis BMW M3 have thankfully begun to adjust a bit, particularly as it relates to driver-quality cars. This 1988 model isn’t presented as being anything other than a fair quality example, but it’s not entirely clear… more»
Stalled Restoration: 1959 Volkswagen Beetle
This 1959 Volkswagen Beetle is a stalled project that ran when it was parked. It has been dismantled for restoration, but it is a complete car that the next owner can really put their own personal mark on. The… more»
Gone Bats! 1973 Opel Batmobile Replica!
Born as a stand-in Batmobile to delight a California hospital’s youngest patients, this crazy 1973 Opel custom in the Flushing neighborhood of Gotham (i.e. New York City) seeks a new owner; one who welcomes bats into their belfry and… more»
















