Jewel Like: 1966 Triumph Herald Convertible

Isn’t this a little jewel? Andy M. (possibly the world’s foremost Herald expert) sent us this great find that is located in Burlington, North Carolina and is up for sale here on craigslist for $8,995. While it’s undoubtedly had… more»

Ran Good 7 Years Ago: 1970 Suzuki LJ10

For reasons I can’t get into here, old Japanese tin is becoming a bigger part of my life. For years, I’ve been all BMW, all the time, but interests are changing and some of these oddballs are scratching me… more»

Reaching For The Star(s): 1963 Pontiac Star Chief

Take a look at this 1963 Pontiac Star Chief and you’ll see a slightly worn semi-survivor. By that I mean that the car is mainly original with a few repairs, and with a little wear that you might want… more»

Grandma’s 16k Mile 1993 Honda Civic

Honda sedans from the nineties don’t exactly get me excited. They were appliances. Good cheap transportation. As such, most were driven into the ground long ago. So, to find one with only 16k miles on odometer is a rare… more»

Barn Find With Mud: 1987 Maserati BiTurbo Spyder

The seller characterizes this 1987 BiTurbo Spyder as a “true barn find.” I’m not sure how many barns there are in this Rochelle Park, New Jersey neighborhood (yes, I’m sure it was located somewhere else previously) where the car… more»

1960 Triumph TR3 For $450!

Here’s a cheap TR3 project for someone! There’s parts missing and the title is gone, but how can you go wrong for $450? As long as the frame isn’t rotted, this should be a doable project. These are easy to… more»

Big & Tall! 1959 Chevrolet NAPCO 4X4

I promise I didn’t alter the proportions of these pictures–this 1959 Chevrolet NAPCO pickup really is this tall (height) and short (length)! It’s available here on eBay and is currently located at a specialist dealership in Wheat Ridge, Colorado…. more»

Special Oddball: 1947 Bentley MK VI Special

Custom built “Specials” are always fascinating to see. Examining the parts, styling, performance, and design all lend to a special’s uniqueness. This 1947 Bentley became a “Special” back in the 1970’s as the forth “Donington Special.” Although today this… more»

Classy With A Twist: 1949 Jaguar Mk. V

Wow, is this car classy looking! And with only one real deviation from stock, I’m surprised it’s not bringing more money yet. It’s listed here on eBay with bidding starting at $9,500 and, surprisingly, no reserve. The drophead is located… more»

Future Collectible: 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10

I know the Dodge Viper isn’t quite a classic car yet, but it’s getting close at 24 years old. One thing is for sure though, they are gaining traction in the collector world. I’ve always been fascinated by these… more»

Ain’t Cheap: 1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that Corvette split window coupes are highly sought after and valuable, but it still amazes how much people are willing to fork out for these cars. We’ve seen rough projects go… more»

It’s A Bit Small: 1970 MG Midget

The seller of this very sweet looking and seemingly original 1970 MG Midget, for sale here on craigslist in Stratford, Connecticut says he is only selling the car because he has a baby due in a month from now. It… more»

Dad’s Chariot: 1971 Dodge Coronet N Code

Wagons have a long history in this country of being the quintisential family vehicle, a non-sporting conveyance designed to peform duties of the most unglamorous kind. Which is why it always makes me smile when you see such a… more»

Legendary C1: 1957 Corvette Latham Supercharged

We all love a good story with a great car, and this 1957 Chevrolet Corvette has it all. This Corvette was purchased new in 1956, and in 1957 a Latham Supercharger was installed, and the hood modified to allow space… more»

Six Passenger Survivor: 1956 Ford Country Sedan

Listed as being in original condition and having covered 70,000 miles, this two owner 1956 Ford 6 Passenger Country Sedan is a beauty. With loads of room for the family, and a factory Thunderbird V8, this Country Sedan is… more»

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