The market for vintage trucks is a strong one, with lots of interest in solid baselines for any number of builds, from resto-mods to frame off restorations to shop trucks that wear their patina with pride. Perhaps that’s where… more»
Parts Included: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro
The list of work that this ’68 Camaro needs is as long as your arm, but thankfully, it does come with a stash of new parts to get the ball rolling. It is a true blank canvas, and you… more»
Lone Ranger: 1955 Ford Ranger 4-Wheel Drive
Marmon-Herrington is renowned for the 4-wheel-drive conversion work that they performed on Ford commercial vehicles, and it was this company that waved their magic wand over this vehicle. The owner claims that this is the only known survivor. He… more»
77K Miles: 1977 Chevrolet El Camino
It seems like we see a lot of El Caminos for sale from its last generation, but we don’t see many for sale from the 1973 to 1977 generation. This generation was a sizable vehicle with plenty of room in… more»
Last Hurrah: 1941 Plymouth PT-125
From 1937-1941 Plymouth produced a line of light-duty trucks built on a chassis the company shared with Dodge. Production numbers were nowhere near those of Dodge so it’s a bit of a rarity to see one of these trucks… more»
One Owner 22,800 Miles: 1978 Chevrolet Malibu
It seems like most gearheads gravitate towards the second-generation Malibu which was a trim level for the Chevelle. By the time of this 1978 Chevrolet Malibu wagon, they were standing on their own and I really like the design of… more»
Malaga Survivor: 1974 BMW 2002
BMW 2002s haven’t quite taken after the iconic Porsche 356 in terms of obscene values, as they reside in a more level-headed environment where only the best restoration cars and survivors command silly money. You can still buy a… more»
70K Miles With Upgrades: 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix SE
In 1988, it was good-bye to the rear wheel drive Pontiac Grand Prix. Pontiac, along with Chevrolet, Buick, and Oldsmobile moved their two-door coupes to a W platform with front-wheel drive. Each division had a new aerodynamically styled coupe,… more»
Winter Project: 1956 Porsche 356 Kit Car
Over the years, the popularity of kit cars has gone through cycles in popularity, and a lot of this has been based on either government regulations regarding safety requirements, or the quality (or lack thereof) of the various kits… more»
War Era Project: 1944 Chevrolet AK Series Pickup
Painted in war paint, but thought to be a civilian model pickup, this Canadian built pickup is a cool find. Its wartime era appearance and its solid cab and bed make it a prime example for restoration. With 6… more»
Alaskan Find: 1964 Porsche 356C
It is amazing where some cars will pop up, and surprisingly this ’64 Porsche 356C was found in Alaska. Very complete and thought to have only 75,000 original miles, this Porsche is going to need a lot of love… more»
Completely Original: 1964 Corvette Convertible
There are times when a seller will advertise a car, and you feel like you are overloaded by the information and photos that they provide. At other times you feel like the seller has given you just enough information… more»
Hot Rod Potential: 1952 Pontiac Tin Woody
Want the cool looks of a woody without all of the commitment of the wood body? Well this awesome ’52 Pontiac Tin Woody is a great looking project with a lot of potential. This is most certainly a great… more»

















