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Safari Window Survivor: 1967 VW Bus Westfalia

Lightning apparently does strike twice, as yet another highly original Volkswagen Bus Westfalia / Campmobile conversion has popped up for sale. We just featured a time-capsule example with a mere 20K miles on the clock, and while this one… more»

Awesome Audi Ancestor: 1965 DKW F12 Roadster

As a long-time Audi owner and fan, any time that I see a car from their early years, like this 1965 DKW F12 convertible, it catches my eye. I’m going to try to practice uber-restraint on this one and… more»

1961 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster Garage Find!

It is hard to believe that lurking in this garage is a classic sports car that, in its heyday, was one of the fastest production vehicles on the planet. It is the 1961 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster, and since those… more»

Original Family Owners: 1969 Mercedes 600 SWB

When it comes to iconic cars that capture the essence of an intended quality – in this case, outright luxury – the Grosser Mercedes is one of the undisputed champs of its category. The 1969 600 SWB seen here… more»

Vermont Storage Unit Find: 1964 Porsche 356

You rarely see the words “Must Sell” with vintage Porsche 356s anymore, as their desirability has spiked to such a level that owners are either happy to hold onto them for the long-term or have the patience to wait… more»

17,851 Original Miles: 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SE

In 1970, Mercedes Benz automobiles were not the luxury and engineering juggernaut in the U.S. that they are today. They were known to be well-built cars, but why buy a Mercedes when you could buy a Cadillac, Lincoln or… more»

Rare In Green? 1969 Volkswagen Bus

This 1969 Volkswagen Bus presents as an imperfect survivor that has been cared for rather than over-restored. It remains in original condition and was with one owner for 45 years, which explains why it still wears its desirable California… more»

20K Original Mile 1967 VW Bus Campmobile

It may be hard to believe that a vehicle designed for globe-trotting has seen such little use, but this 1967 Volkswagen Bus Westfalia “Campmobile” is a true survivor with 20,863 original miles since new. The Bus is a one-owner… more»

Corvair-Powered: 1960 Porsche 356B Roadster

This 1960 Porsche 356B Roadster is powered by a Chevrolet Corvair 110 engine, and represents a potentially sensible way to get into drop-top 356 ownership for far less money than normal. As a running, driving car that looks pretty… more»

1-of-3? 1967 Mercedes-Benz 230 Universal

During the production life of the W110/230 and the W111/230S, Mercedes-Benz did not produce a station wagon variant. However, if you had money to burn and had a real need for an estate, there was an option available to… more»

Patina Panel: 1978 Volkswagen Bus

This 1978 Volkswagen Bus is a Mexican market example, part of the crop of Buses produced south of the border in concert with German-built models. When sales of the Type 2 ended in the U.S., VW’s operations in Mexico… more»

Rare Soft Top: 1957 BMW Isetta Cabriolet

This tired 1957 BMW Isetta is a rare cabriolet model that featured a small soft top at the edge of the roof panel. Not very many were made and they rarely pop up for sale, particularly in project car… more»

Possible Camper Conversion? 1978 Mercedes Ambulance

This 1978 Mercedes-Benz 250 is a rare, W123-chassis ambulance conversion manufactured by German coachbuilder Miesen. The ambulance is believed to be one of a very small number of W123-based conversions, and with most of the conversions carried out by… more»

Flower Shop Panel Wagon: 1958 VW Bus

Patina has clearly never gone out of style, especially among the air-cooled Volkswagen crowd. This 1958 Volkswagen Bus began life as a flower shop vehicle and has retained its original paint job; the current owner has left its battle… more»

Original Paint Daily Driver: 1986 VW Scirocco

This 1986 Volkswagen Scirocco may not be the hotted-up 16 valve version, but it’s still a rust-free driver with loads of recent maintenance and a low Buy-It-Now of just $2,200. That’s a very fair price for a clean version… more»

Matching Numbers Convertible D: 1959 Porsche 356 1600-S

This 1959 Porsche 356 is a successor of sorts to the iconic Speedster, known as a Convertible D. In many ways, you could consider it a more comfortable version of the Speedster, but some enthusiasts could also classify it… more»