Sometimes in life, it is worth taking a risk. The original owner of this 1970 Mustang Mach 1 parked it in this shed way back in 1985. It sat unloved and neglected for decades. When he passed away, the… more»
Spotlessly Clean: 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk
The Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk represented an upgrade to the original Hawk design that first appeared in 1956. It was sold between 1962 and 1964, although the last GT Hawk rolled off the South Bend, Indiana, production line in… more»
Air Jordan’s S-Class: 1996 Mercedes-Benz S600
Celebrity owned vehicles has been used as a means to move inventory seemingly as long as used car dealers have existed, but some examples justifiably command a higher price than others. This 1996 Mercedes-Benz S600 coupe was owned by… more»
Canadian Pursuit Vehicle: 1989 Ford Mustang SSP
When it comes to desirable Fox body Mustangs, the Special Service Package (SSP) cars are right up there with Saleens and Cobras. Only issue is finding one, really, as they were produced in limited quantities, and tracking down an… more»
Turbo Hatchback: 1985 Chrysler Laser XE
The Dodge Charger of the 1980s is a fairly rare bird in turbocharged form; its corporate sibling, the Chrysler Laser, even more so. At the time, Chrysler appeared to be placing an emphasis on whiz-bang interior features and the… more»
18k Miles! 1973 Plymouth Scamp
While the Plymouth Valiant and the Dodge Dart were largely the same car, they didn’t always offer the same models. For example, in 1970 Plymouth had the Duster which was a 2-door fastback, while the Dart was available as… more»
Donated 1962 Chevrolet Corvair!
It’s hard to believe what shows up for donated cars these days, but I have to imagine the generational shift in classic car ownership is causing some notable hobbyist cars to end up getting dumped for a tax break… more»
Rust Free Original Survivor: 1974 Toyota Hilux
It seems like more often than not, the term “rust-free” can rarely be used to describe a vintage Japanese vehicle. How many of us have found what we thought would be a great example and then we see it… more»
NASCAR Homologation: 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix Aerocoupe 2+2
The 1980s were a unique time for the Automotive industry. Some customers in the early 80s were getting fed up with cars that had poor build quality, questionable reliability, and started making a move toward the import market. By… more»
1 of 400: 1995 Geo Metro Solectria Force EV
There will be an audible gasp among fans of unusual EV conversions and a very loud audible sigh among gas-powered muscle car fans with this one. I’m a fan of both types of vehicles but I almost always gravitate… more»
Wicked Nice: 1973 Dodge Dart Sport 340
If you were a Dodge fan in 1970 but liked the styling of the new Plymouth Duster, you were out of luck. You’d have to wait another year for Dodge to get their version of it called the Demon…. more»
Nicest One Left? 1987 Plymouth Reliant
Here’s one of those cars that most of us saw on almost every streetcorner a couple of decades ago and then they all disappeared. They were everywhere and most of us either had one or knew someone who had… more»
Original Owner: 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 XL
For me, it’s always a treat to find a full-size performance-oriented car from the ’60s, like an Impala SS, a Plymouth Sport Fury or a Ford Galaxie 500 XL like this subject car. And it’s especially nice to find… more»
Nicest One Left? 1981 AMC Spirit DL
One of the best and most reliable cars that I have ever owned was a 1991 Dodge Spirit that I put over 300,000 miles on. Oddly enough, we also own a Hoover Spirit vacuum cleaner. Neither of those two… more»
California Survivor: 1964 Pontiac GTO 4 Speed
It is not often we find a GTO in original condition, less often we find a first-year California preserved car. This car is very interesting, it’s a relatively low spec GTO with what appears to be original paint, albeit… more»

















