I recently referenced the famous Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance book with a recent post on a Honda Gold Wing motorcycle. Ironically, this 1963 BMW R60/2 would have been a better fit for such a title as it… more»
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Taxi Cab Dreams: 1960 Mercedes 190D
The seller of this long-abandoned 1960 Mercedes-Benz 190 “Ponton”-series sedan claims it was imported to be used as a taxi cab here in the U.S. There’s some irony there, as many W123s that leave our country for overseas markets… more»
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Pocket Sized Wagon: 1950 Crosley Woody
Small and simple, the Crosley brand automobiles offered unique styling in a compact package. This 1950 model wagon is a project in progress that is on the verge of being a runner. With fresh wheels and tires, this small… more»
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First year Panhead: 1948 Harley Davidson Touring
With an extensive American history, Harley Davidson has offered a wide array of great motorcycles for more than a century. While I adore the very early American motorcycles, there are many great motorcycles from different eras like this first… more»
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19k Mile Survivor: 1988 Lamborghini Countach
How many of you had a poster of a Lamborghini Countach on your wall growing up? If you didn’t, you probably knew someone that did. They were the image of success for young Wall Street executives, sports stars and… more»
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Finned Original: 1960 Cadillac Coupe De Ville
Who could ever turn down such a solid and beautiful Cadillac? Completely original and stored indoors, this De Ville is the prefect start to an awesome Cadillac project! In running condition, this Caddy has a weathered appearance, but thankfully… more»
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Godzilla Tough: 1985 Mitsubishi Diesel Jeep
Like Coca Cola, Corvettes, and Oreo cookies, Jeeps are a uniquely American product. Born just before we entered World War II, the legendary all terrain vehicle emerged from the fires of war to become a plaything for Americans obsessed… more»
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Grace and Space, but Pace…? 1960 Jaguar Mark IX
Grace, space, and pace was the famous credo of Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons, and this 1960 Mark IX still shows its graceful lines and sumptuous interior, but “pace” is a big question mark—that front end is sitting awfully… more»
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Rough but Rare: 1962 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Wagon
Here’s a good one for those of you with experience doing bodywork! This ’62 Corvair Monza wagon is running and complete, but needs rust treatment on the roof and fenders. The work would be worth it, though—this is one… more»
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Dusty Treasure: 1912 Maxwell Touring Car
This Maxwell is listed on eBay in Mariposa, California for $12,000. It was last registered in 1957 and still has a 1915 Pennsylvania license plate. This Maxwell was in a museum for many years until 10 years ago when it… more»
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Watch Out! 1977 Chevrolet Vega V8 Pickup
Now we’re talkin’! Ian C. sent in the tip for this super custom 1977 Chevrolet Vega Pickup. Oh yeah, there’s a V8 under that hood, too. This little monster can be found in Wagener, South Carolina and it’s on… more»
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No Reserve! Very Original 1979 Pontiac Firebird
GM’s F-bodies are either a car you get (and might have worn a mullet at one point) or you don’t (why is anyone interested in these overweight, underpowered 1970s legacies?). If you wore your mullet proudly, you might want… more»
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Ten Batteries Needed: 1983 Trimuter EV
I wonder if the parking brake (2×4) comes with the sale of this 1983 Trimuter? You’ll have to get in touch with the seller about that. It’s listed on Craigslist, or here on the CL archive, and it’s located… more»
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Roadside Sighting: Canadian Barn Find
Reader Ben D spotted this dilapidated and decaying barn just outside the town of Stratford, Ontario Canada. At first glance, you can’t tell that there is anything parked inside, but upon closer inspection, you can make out headlights and… more»
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Meet The Great Gadspy! 1970 Buick Riviera
Having spent little time studying the 1970 Riviera until now, two things strike me regarding its design: first, the front resembles the prior generation Skylark that ended in 1969, and second, it clearly shows design cues from the First… more»
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Vague Trade: 1970 Ford GT Kit?
I’ve seen the real thing twice. A 1967 perfect example at the Peterson Museum in Los Angeles, and another at the annual Indianola Days car show in Indianola, Washington. It was one of three cars that came. But seeing… more»
