By 1974 the US Midgets were equipped with a 1493 CC engine with only a single Zenith-Stromberg carburetor and 50 HP thanks to an air pump, EGR valve and catalytic converter to meet emissions standards. This Midget looks great… more»
Mustang’s Sister: 1983 Mercury Capri RS 5.0
Here’s a car you don’t see everyday: a 1983 Mercury Capri RS with the factory high-output 5.0 liter V8. Like all things Mercury, this is basically a warmed-over Ford product intended to give buyers some feeling of greater luxury… more»
Mean Mice: 1976 Datsun B210
As many of us can likely agree, timing is everything. It doesn’t matter whether you’re flying through the Esses at Watkins Glen or asking for a raise at work, the timing of an event can have a monumental impact… more»
Non-Wallflower Fiat: 1978 Fiat 128 Sport 3P
You won’t lose this car in a parking lot, “Wait, which silver minivan is mine?” Nope, not gonna happen. This 1978 Fiat 128 Sport 3P sure stands out in the crowd. The paint and graphics on this car were all applied… more»
Sharp Dart: 1961 Dodge Dart Pioneer
This is a second-year Dodge Dart and it’s a sharp one. This 1961 Dodge Dart Pioneer is found in Toano, Virginia, halfway between Richmond and Newport News. And there’s a bonus, it’s a 3-speed manual! The seller says that this… more»
DeLuxe Original: 1940 Dodge D-14 Sedan
This 1940 Dodge D14 Sedan is all original and complete and other than a couple of dings and little dents, the body is in good shape. It’s in Rosemond, California and it would be a nice project car since it’s… more»
30 Years in Storage: 1960 NSU Supermax
Neckarsulm Strickmaschinen Union (NSU) had its roots in the knitting machine manufacturing industry, starting in 1873. By 1892 they had moved to bicycle manufacturing and in 1901 they made their first motorized bicycle. This 1960 NSU 250 Supermax has been… more»
2,335 Miles: 1991 Chrysler TC by Maserati
There was a time when every hardcover “dream car” book or calendar from the 1980s featured a Chrysler TC by Maserati. It seems everyone, from consumers to authors, were smitten by this handsome coupe with its Maserati affiliations, even… more»
Bought It Yesterday: 1973 Porsche 914
There used to be a saying, “Win on Sunday, sell on Monday.” These days, it seems like some hobbyists are less concerned about a vehicle’s performance capabilities on the track and more infatuated by how quickly they can unload… more»
California Cruiser: 1978 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40
Don’t let the license plates fool you, there won’t be any Hawaiian shipping charges for this one. This 1978 Toyota FJ40 is located in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, but it’s at least visually a natural jumping-off point to Hawaii. The… more»
Extra-Long Model! 1969 GMC Quad Cab Stepside
This pickup is a little unusual, isn’t it? I’m not sure if this is a custom conversion or some sort of factory option that I’m not familiar with, but using two side doors on each side is an interesting… more»
Desert Pony: 1972 Ford Pinto
Barn Finds guru, Jesse, wrote about a nice, original Pinto a few weeks ago, that thing looked like it was ready for Pebble Beach compared to this one! This car, a 1972 Ford Pinto, is in Los Lunas, New Mexico, a… more»
Yankee Doodle Dandy: 1969 AMC SC/Rambler-Hurst
This beautiful, rare AMC shown here is car #3 out of the first 10 SC/Ramblers produced in 1969. This Yankee Doodle Dandy is a 1969 AMC SC/Rambler-Hurst; a very, very rare car. It’s owned by Fox Motorsports in Grand… more»
All-Season Fun: 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer
It’s fun to look at pictures of cars that have just been pulled out of a barn, but sometimes the reality isn’t so great. They can be rat infested money pits! So, I have something for those of you… more»
Family Barn Find: 1960 Chevrolet Impala
This Impala Convertible has been in the same family since 1963. The seller’s father traded in his ’55 Bel Air on it and ended up driving the car for 10 years. It remained parked until sometime in the 80s when… more»
Diamond In The Rough: 1940 Diamond T
Diamond T trucks were commonly known as the “Cadillac of trucks.” The company was founded in Chicago in 1905 when C.A. Tilt, the son of a Chicago shoe manufacturer built his first cars. But by 1911, Tilt decided that… more»