Swedish Shooting Brake: 1973 Volvo 1800ES

This is my favorite Swedish car of all time, although this one is perhaps not my favorite example due to the color. However, it does look like a pretty solid car as long as you catch the rust quickly…. more»

Looks Cool: 1920 White Bread Truck

The White company first produced sewing machines then steam powered cars and then switched to gasoline power in 1911. After World War 1, they switched from producing cars to trucks and buses. Perhaps the best remembered vehicles of the White… more»

What Am I Missing: 1969 Dodge Charger

In life, it’s often said to give people the benefit of the doubt. Maybe they’re having a bad day or are suffering from a case of the blues; either way, almost every contemporary proverb on manners dictates we don’t… more»

Triumph TR3 On A Trailer That’s On A Trailer

Reader George G just sent us what could be my all time favorite find! It isn’t a terribly rare find, just a Triumph TR3 project with some racing history at Limerock, but what really sets it apart is it’s… more»

12 Year Sleep: 1979 Caprice Classic Survivor

A ’79 Caprice may not be anything to get excited about, but what about one with low-mileage that is in really good condition? This one is claimed to have been never been driven in the snow. There are no… more»

Custom 1969 GMC “Hot Wheels” Van

This 1969 GMC G10 van isn’t a barn find, but it gets props because the owner used it to hand out Hot Wheels to kids at local car shows! Old timers are always complaining that the youngsters aren’t into… more»

Former Autocrosser: 1973 Mercury Capri

This ’73 Capri was prepped for SCCA solo II competition and even won some divisional championships, but when kids came along, it was put into storage. The seller doesn’t mention when all the work was done, but from the… more»

Rare Challenger Convertible With Shaker Hood!

We already featured this Challenger back in April, but it’s still on the market and I thought it deserved a second look. There were only a handful of these built with a convertible top and Shaker Hood. Throw in… more»

The Cheapest Hurst/Olds Around!

This could be the cheapest Hurst/Olds around! Sure, it might also be one of the least desirable ones, but there are some really cool features here that make this project worth a look. This was the last of the… more»

Big Project: 1959 Austin-Healey 100/6

The Big Healeys have been on a steady upward climb value wise. They really are beautiful and amazing cars, so I can understand why people want them so bad. Sadly, these things have a tendency to rust away and… more»

Just An X-11: 1969 Camaro

When I first spotted the back of this Camaro, I got excited that I spotted a Z/28 project, but then I read the seller’s listing and discovered that it’s an X-11 car. What does that mean you ask? Well,… more»

Very Rare Early RV: Ford Econoline Travel Wagon

While the seller thinks this is a TurtleTop conversion, it’s actually something different. This beautiful restovivor RV based on a 1966 Ford Econoline bus is officially called a Ford Econoline Travel Wagon, and was converted by the Travel Equipment Corporation… more»

Junk Or Save? Mercedes 190E

Hagerty has listed the top twenty five vehicles likely to appreciate. The 1984–93 Mercedes-Benz 190 Class found its way onto their list. This example was donated to the museum. I’m not sure what year it is, so I’ll guess 1985. It has… more»

Touring Hot Rod: 1917 Ford Model T

I know every time I climb into my terribly impractical Blakely Hawk, I think this thing needs more seats! Alright maybe I don’t, but it sure would be fun to bring along two more friends to enjoy the ride…. more»

Graveyard Reject: 1968 Dodge Coronet R/T

The seller claims that this car was going to be featured on Graveyard Carz, but that they decided to just clean it up and drive it instead. That sounds like a good plan to me since this subtle looking… more»

What’s Behind Barn Door #1?

One of the single greatest thrills any Barn Hunter can have is the rush that comes from pushing open an old barn door to reveal an untouched classic! Push open the door of this West Covina, California barn and you’ll… more»

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