I was always more of a GM or Ford fan, but occasionally Chrysler would come up with something to stir my interest. I think one reason I liked the style of the new smaller full-size Chrysler better than the… more»
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The Next Big Thing? 1972 Datsun 240Z
With the Japanese collector car market heating up, the beloved Datsun 240Z is starting to get more attention. I’m not saying the same thing that happened to the Porsche market will happen to the 240Z, but prices are going… more»
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Start of Something Big: 1980 Honda Accord
By now it’s been around so long that it’s easy to forget what a phenomenon the Honda Accord once was. So high was demand when the Accord first appeared in 1976—with a major spike in 1979 when a four-door… more»
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How Bad Could It Be? 1971 Lotus Europa
What are the chances that an old English sports car built by one of the most notable of Marques in the world, currently has an owner nearly begging someone to take it off his hands? Is the seller’s desire… more»
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My Bonnie Lies In Ohio: 1970 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible
There’s something special about Bonnevilles. I’ve always liked them. Maybe it’s partly because my dad had a 1960 Pontiac Bonneville 4 door Vista hardtop. That was a special car and as a kid I would ride on the rear… more»
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Class Of ’65: 1965 Pontiac Catalina
I’m probably biased since I own a 1965 General Motors product, but I happen to think that year and that company represents a stylistic high water mark for the American auto industry. There may have been one or two… more»
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Life Size Model Kit: 1941 Dodge 2 Door Club Coupe
This 1941 Dodge 2-Door Club Coupe is in need of assembly. The seller states that there are numerous spare parts included with the car. Unfortunately, it does not come with an engine or transmission which is a drawback. But… more»
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Be Like Me: 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza
Y’all, sometimes I feel a little predictable, snatching up all the Corvairs that get submitted so that I can preach the gospel of this underappreciated little gem of a sports sedan, but this one seriously has my name all… more»
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Poor Man’s Muscle: 1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport
Sometimes a good muscle car project will show up at a halfway decent price. It’s even better when that decently priced project isn’t smothered with weeds or becoming one with the earth again. Such is the case with this… more»
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Broken Art: Wrecked 1987 Porsche 959 Komfort
While we often see Porsche’s iconic 959 in perfectly preserved condition, it is a supercar capable of impressive speeds – but that doesn’t mean every millionaire owner has the skills to drive the car properly. In fact, given their… more»
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Must Love Plaid: 1978 Dodge Challenger
As we know by now, the captive import known as the Dodge Challenger was a spectacular sales failure here in the U.S. Despite being fairly clever from a business standpoint – replacing a hole in the lineup with a… more»
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One of 20: 1972 Hathaway Hunter
Imagine my surprise when searching for more info about this wicked Hathaway Hunter “kit” car to find out our very own Jamie Palmer owns one of the 20 or so known to exist! Fellow editor Jamie actually has one… more»
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We Are Headed To Monterey Auto Week!
We are excited to announce that we decided to take a last minute trip to Monterey, California for the annual auto week! We are going to be hitting a few of the free events and the Concours D’Elegance. To… more»
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Mislabeled Model: 1930 Ford Model A Roadster
Accurately identifying the body style of a 1930 Model A can be tricky since Ford offered nine different versions of the car in that year alone. This Model A, offered here on Craigslist near East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania at $6,500,… more»
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Ready to Run: 1968 Ford F-100 Short Bed
I love Bumpside Ford pickups, the 5th generation trucks that were produced from 1967 to 1972. Nicknamed “Bumpside” for the distinct raised body line that runs down each side. This particular truck is a 1968 short bed and can… more»
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Fixture Of ’70s America: 1972 Ford Econoline Van
It is said that Carolina parakeets were once one of the predominant bird species in America. Large flocks of the birds inhabited swamps and old growth forests ranging from Florida to New England and west to Colorado. Yet these… more»
