Just $300 Bones: 1980 Ford Pinto Wagon

So the best things in life are not always free. And sometimes, free is not good at all. Despite the fact that the seller of this handsome 1980 Ford Pinto wagon received the car as a gift, he is… more»

$525K Museum Piece: 1944 KDF Type 82E

Here’s the thing about Volkswagens: when you cross into the earliest examples, models used in wartime, or vans with lots of windows, the price of entry changes dramatically. No longer is it just an air-cooled ‘Dub; it is an… more»

EXCLUSIVE: 1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner ($2k Price Drop!)

UPDATE 3/14/17 – Mike has decided to drop his asking price to $2,900! FROM 2/18/17 – Well now this was an interesting use of the Ford Skyliner’s massive trunk. Sure, you could store all of this junk inside the… more»

Drill, Baby! 1981 Chevrolet Chevette Diesel Pickup

How many times have we all said, “If I could somehow have the looks and the MPG of a Chevette diesel and the utility of a pickup truck all rolled into one, I’d be happy?” I know that I… more»

Special Seats: 1983 Firebird Recaro Edition

Ask most cars guys (and girls) and at least some of them will claim to have been distracted by a nice seat. I’m guilty – I have spent far too much time chasing sport seats in one configuration or… more»

Walled Up Since ’78: 1956 Ford Thunderbird

After being walled up in a house since 1978 (with 7 other cars), this 1956 Ford Thunderbird has recently broken cover after being dug out from underneath dumpster loads of clothing. The car is now for sale here on… more»

91 Original Miles! 1976 Cosworth Vega Survivor

As a museum piece survivor, this 91 original mile (and do you believe the claim?) 1976 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega must be one of the ultimate examples of this rare and controversial (at least in our comment sections) car. It’s… more»

Bad Bandit: 1979 Pontiac Trans Am

There are so many nice Trans Ams still out there! People must have assumed they would be collectible some day so they stashed them away. Well, they were right, but I still think it would have been more fun… more»

EXCLUSIVE: Famous 1968 Lincoln Continental ($7k Price Drop!)

UPDATE 3/14/17 – The seller has decided to drop the price to $5k for a quick sale! FROM 2/17/17 – There’s just something fun about a car with an interesting past. I’ve noticed that late ’60s Lincolns seem to… more»

Do You Hear The Wail? I Do! 1966 Fiberfab Banshee

Lurking in a dimly-lit garage, this black Fiberfab Banshee (1 of 12 produced before Fiberfab sold the name to Pontiac and changed the name of the kit to Caribee) looks extremely sinister, especially with those gull wing doors raised… more»

Pink & Black: 1958 Ford Thunderbird

The seller tells us they have listed this “square bird” for a neighbor that has owned the car for over 30 years but can no longer comfortably slide behind the wheel–what a shame! The car is located in Van… more»

Dog Approved: 1967 International Travelall

Although I don’t claim to be a hunter, there’s something uniquely American about a truck loaded up with flannel clothes, weapons, beef jerky and man’s best friend. I’ve never hung out in a tree scouting for deer, but I’d… more»

Good Project: 1976 International Scout

There have been quite a few Scouts and Broncos on Barn Finds recently that looked like they were being held together by prayers and incantations rather than solid metal. When used regularly for what they were designed to do… more»

1972 Fiat 500 Furgoncino: Ex-TV & Movie Star

Fiat 500s are cute enough, especially this generation, but I had never seen a “Furgoncino” (little van?) before. This one even comes with an interesting history, and as they were never officially imported to the USA is pretty darn… more»

Beater Bee: 1977 Datsun B-210 Honey Bee

This rough-looking 1977 Datsun B-210 Honey Bee has an asking price of “only” $1,900 or best offer. It can be found on Craigslist in Riverside, California. Thanks to Pat L for finding this Honey Bee!

Super Short: 1979 Ford Ranger F-150

In 1979, Ford made just over 400,000 F-150 pick up trucks in all configurations. Not too many were short bed Supercab models; in fact only 35,889 Supercabs of all bed sizes were built in two wheel drive form. This… more»

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