Do any of you remember the Eagle Premier? It came at a time when most of the offerings by “AMC” were 4WD in nature and were named Eagles. This 1989 Eagle Premier LX is a one-owner car. It can… more»
Last Of The Mohicans: 1953 Indian Chief Police Special
Indian was a well revered American brand before ceasing production in 1953. This Indian Chief Police Special has lived an interesting life as a Police bike where it was then decommissioned and spent nearly 40 years in an equipment… more»
Saddle Sore Survivor: 1976 Pinto Wagon
Whether you love them or hate them, the Ford Pinto is a cost effective classic that can be a fun machine like this 56,000 mile example. Clean inside and out, this little wagon has a factory V6 with air… more»
Kick’n Corvette: 1960 Chevy was World Champ
The seller of this wild 1961 Corvette warns “This car is not for die-hard Corvette owners. They just hate to see ‘vettes modified like this, so turn your head and look somewhere else.” Sage advice, especially after one look… more»
Heart Breaker: 1959 Oldsmobile 98 Convertible
How many times have you seen a car that looked like a dream come true in the photos only to find that the car was in rougher shape than you thought? Well sadly that is the story here with… more»
2,078 Mile Garage Find! 1976 Chevrolet Vega
This incredible time machine is without question the nicest original 1976 Chevrolet Vega that I have ever seen or probably ever will see, at least in notchback trim. It’s listed here on eBay in Choctaw, Oklahoma. The bidding is a… more»
Amar-What? 1985 Armaretta Coupe By Lerini Coach
With an asking price of $25,000 as listed here on Hemmings.com, this 1985 Armaretta Coupe could be yours for 10% of what it cost to build it for the Los Angeles Auto show in the ’80s. Thanks to reader… more»
BF EXCLUSIVE: 1953 Nash Ambassador Custom
Now, this is a daily driver! I’m not kidding, the seller uses this 1953 Nash Ambassador Custom as his daily driver, that’s as cool as it gets in my world. This black beauty is a Barn Finds Exclusive and… more»
Government Surplus: 1963 International Scout
The origins of the Federal Civil Defense Authority can be traced back to the panic that emerged at the height of the Cold War. It’s not hard to see why the government felt towns and cities should have resources… more»
Five 1986 Monte Carlo Aero Coupes Up For Grabs!
Stashed away in a barn in Indiana are five of the 200 1986 Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupes built to meet NASCAR homologation requirements. The owner had decided to part ways with their Aero Coupe collection (stash might be… more»
Siren Included: 1986 Nissan Safari Fire Truck
I’ve had the opportunity to get some exposure to the latest craze involving importing ex-municipal Japanese trucks thanks to the founder of Paladin Trucks in Blue Ridge, Georgia. The proprietor explained how many Japanese-market 4x4s live fairly low-impact lives… more»
Hidden Away: 1971 Mercury Colony Park
Hidden away in a tantalizingly car-filled warehouse or basement in eastern Pennsylvania, reader Pat L. has found us this super clean 1971 Mercury Colony Park. If you wanted a full-size wagon with hideaway headlights in 1971, the Colony Park… more»
Rough Sport Package Car: 1983 BMW 320i
What do you do with a rough survivor? In other words, a car that is “all there” but suffering from the ravages of time and use? That’s the dilemma for me when considering this 1983 BMW 320i with the… more»
RHD Rarity: 1979 Mazda Savanna RX-7
Here’s a curiosity: a right-hand drive Japanese-market spec Mazda Savanna RX-7. These were sold with the Savanna nomenclature overseas, and according to the listing, this particular car has been here for quite some time – as the seller says, ” All… more»
Four-Door Quad 4: 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais
“Cars from the 1980s that I would love to own: I will take Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais with the Quad 4, Alex.” While I doubt that will ever be an actual question on Jeopardy!, this rare four-door Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais would certainly… more»


















