Bigger Is Better: 1983 Chevrolet K30 Crew Cab

Growing up in Northeast Wyoming, trucks like this Chevy K30 Crew Cab were common sights. The additional set of doors made them the perfect multipurpose rig for ranchers that had to battle dirt roads and the ever-changing Wyoming climate. Over… more»

Drive It Home: 1981 Ford Courier

The Ford Courier and Chevy LUV (along with the rotary-powered Mazda REPU) are all potentially affordable projects if you need a classic with some practicality baked in. This 1981 Ford Courier pickup is an Arizona survivor, said to run… more»

425 HP Big Block! 1965 Corvette Coupe

It might not be a split window Corvette, but this ’65 is about as desirable as they come. You see, it’s one of just 618 Corvettes optioned in 1965 with the 425 horsepower 396! It was also optioned with… more»

So Many Questions: Dodge Viper Mashup

In what appears to be a stalled drag car conversion, this first-generation Dodge Viper body rests on a chassis of unknown origins and features several upgrades from notable drag racing equipment vendors. Although it is listed here on eBay… more»

Chariot Of Fire: 1987 Porsche Targa Chassis

What exactly does one do with completely gutted, rusted, 1987 Porsche Targa chassis like this one found here on eBay? I’ve always been up for a challenge, and am an avid follower of salvage title wrecks that might yield… more»

High Country Wagon: 1984 AMC Eagle Limited

Good colors, great stance: that’s how I’d sum up this beautiful 1984 AMC Eagle Limited wagon. Sporting some tires that I absolutely will be buying for my Toyota HiAce project, this Eagle looks burly and luxurious at the same… more»

1971 Chevrolet C10 Stepside Survivor!

I’ve seen a number of articles lately about the drastic rise in classic truck values, as if it’s some brand new trend. The truth is, it’s a trend we’ve been tracking for the past few years and we aren’t… more»

Rough And Ready: 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe

There isn’t a more classic hot rod project than a 1932 Ford. Although this is merely a shell of a car, there appears to be enough parts here to make a decent project. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Darrun… more»

Special Delivery: 1976 Jeep DJ-5E Electruck

As an incurable fan of oddball and/or unusual vehicles, I’m embarrassed that I haven’t heard of the 1976 Jeep DJ-5E Electruck. I know, right? This cool right-hand drive Jeep is listed on eBay with an unmet opening bid of… more»

$400 Flip: 1974 Opel Manta

Usually, when you see a car listed like this you think, “Here’s yet another flipper who can’t bother to wash the car or even take it off the trailer.” Of course, he wants big money for it. But wait, what?… more»

Not Your Brother’s Jeep: 1959 FC170 4×4

Vintage Jeeps have always been popular with automotive enthusiasts.  Most of the time they are of the CJ or Civilian Jeep variety.  However, in the past few years oddball models have become more accepted.  When I first saw this… more»

72-Year Sale! The Only Black ’73 Mustang… And More!

Sometimes you collect cars and stuff for 72 years and suddenly realize some of it has got to go. Any Ford fan near Henderson, North Carolina should take a click here on craigslist. Thanks to David M. for spotting… more»

Custom Wagon: 1960 Rambler American

Found on more top-ten-ugliest-cars lists than not, this 1960 Rambler American Custom Wagon looks like a nice survivor. I personally like this awkward, ungainly look, maybe because it reminds me of myself. This wagon can be found on Hemmings… more»

283 V8 4-speed for $2,800: 1965 Chevrolet C10

I don’t know if a truck like this 1965 Chevrolet C10 would be one that a person would buy with a plan to totally restore it or not. I’m guessing that it will be a driver, a truck used… more»

Charity Classic: 1969 Toyota Corona Coupe

A few days ago, fellow writer Scotty mentioned he would love to own a Toyota Corona coupe. Well, his ship has come in, although I suspect this example is more of a project than he may be looking for…. more»

Built for Snow: Studebaker M29 Weasel

It’s incredible to think about how many innovations were born from the war effort. Although the costs of these developments were high, it led to products and processes that shaped our country as we know it today. For instance,… more»

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