There really aren’t many 50 year old cars out there being used as daily drivers. Between reliability issues, safety concerns and practicality, not every classic is ready or capable of the rigors of modern road use. That’s not to say that… more»
Basically Complete: 1967 Camaro
I love the looks of this early Camaro, well at least from this angle. Take a look from any other angle and you’ll quickly notice that this thing is rusty! The seller admits it has lots of rust issues,… more»
Amazing Survivor: 1970 Dodge Charger R/T
UPDATE: Be cautious with this one guys! The mileage may be higher than advertised. If you’re in the market for a Mopar muscle car, this is the one to get! It doesn’t have a Hemi, but it’s claimed to… more»
1966 Corvette With Too Much Power!
After spending 8 years trying to convince the previous owner to let go of this wrecked Corvette, I’m a bit confused why the seller would let go of it. They spent considerable time just to get it, so why… more»
This Bronco’s Not Busted!
Despite it’s dilapidated appearance, this 1966 (the seller calls it a 1965, but the earliest Bronco’s were actually 1966 models) Ford Bronco is actually in pretty decent shape, and unusually doesn’t have cut wheel wells. It’s currently for sale here… more»
Unlikely Survivor: 1989 Mercury Cougar
This may not seem like a car worth featuring, but we have to remember anything built pre-1990 is now over 26 years old! So, it’s becoming harder to find cars from this era in good shape. The seller claims… more»
Original Panels: 1967 Chevelle Malibu
Oregon is one of those states where it seems like there are always some interesting cars hiding. Washington State also gets its fair share of survivors and oddballs, so I salute our Pacific Northwest residents who keep these classics… more»
Make An Offer: 1974 Ford Maverick
This 1974 Ford Maverick is in the Tucson, Arizona area and the owner is asking for a reasonable offer, there is no set price on this one. It’s on Craigslist so if you’re a rare collector of 4-door Mavericks, you… more»
Classy Pickup, Maybe? 1965 Imperial Flower Car
Despite being disdained by forum bashers here and here, I think this 1965 Imperial that was converted into a flower car, probably when new, has a tremendous amount of potential. It’s located in Newcastle, Oklahoma and is listed for… more»
Baldwin Motion Equipped? 1969 Corvette 427
It seems in the muscle car hobby, there are always a few names of period tuner shops that get tossed around with a hushed reverence, yet when a car comes up with a supposed connection, the story always gets… more»
Muscle Van: 1977 Chevrolet G20
The seller of this Chevy van claims that it’s a barn find, but I’m not exactly sure if it was found before or after the high performance 400 V8 was installed! It’s been seriously built and the seller even… more»
Will Sell for Cash & Parts: 1977 Ducati 900 SD
The way sellers describe what they’ll take in exchange for their barn find vehicle is sometimes entertaining. From curmudgeons who demand full cash value with no exceptions to flippers who just want something interesting for their unexpected discovery, I… more»
Unrestored 1963 Porsche 356 Super 90
The seller of this Porsche 356 claims that it has never been restored. If you have ever tried to restore a car, then you know that is usually a very good thing. Seemingly shiny restored cars can hide unimaginable… more»
Georgia Pursuit: 1988 Mustang SSP
The more I read about Ford’s Special Service Package Mustangs, the more I want one. Lightweight from the factory and built in limited quantities, it just seems like a car you can enjoy everday while never losing a dime… more»
Conversion By Roadrunner: 1967 Volkswagen Camper
People sure love these old VW buses, especially when they are in camper form! Most people think of Westfalia when they think these, but there were actually quite a few companies that performed the conversions. Roadrunner was one of… more»
Priceless: ’64 Sunroof Beetle
I struggled mightily with whether to share this super clean example of a sunroof-equipped VW Beetle, largely because the seller is coy about the price. But perhaps it was an innocent mistake, and there’s a potentially great project candidate… more»