Who decided that utilitarian vehicles couldn’t be beautiful? Well, Studebaker obviously had an interesting vision with their beautiful prewar trucks. This gorgeous machine is claimed to be 1 of roughly 100 units built in this configuration. Rare, beautiful, and… more»
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1969 Camaro Pace Car Replica Convertible: 12,753 Miles!
Yes, it’s real. Or at least the ad says it is! With only 12,753 miles, I have to wonder what the actual history of this big block, four speed Indy Pace CarReplica convertible is–especially considering what’s missing! The Camaro… more»
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You Donated What?! Charitable Copart Classics
It’s been a while since we visited Copart’s classic selections, and I tend to like to add the “Donation” filter just to see what people have let go of that one of us might have snatched up. I understand… more»
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Cheap Royalty: 1939 Cadillac Fleetwood
Finding cars in similar condition to this Cadillac always excite me. There is enough of the car remaining to do something with, and the price is reasonable making a car that may have once been far out of my… more»
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30 Years in Storage: 1966 Datsun 411 Wagon
Here’s a nice project for you vintage Japanese car lovers. This is a 1966 Datsun 411 Wagon and it’s on craigslist for $1,250. The body actually looks pretty good on this car, no really! There are a few dents… more»
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How’s About A Schwimm? 1944 Volkswagen Schwimmwagen
Although drawn and built upon dark times, this Volkswagen Schwimmwagon was an ingeniously designed amphibious vehicle used in World War II. Based off of Ferdinand Porsches Volkswagen designs, this Schwimmwagen shares a resemblance to a Victorian era bath tub…. more»
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Big Meat Ball: 1970 Fiat 238
The idea of camping is a strong American tradition that came about in the 1920’s-1930’s with automobile becoming cheaper, and more reliable, to explore the wide open spaces. But in this instance we have a very uncommon Italian based… more»
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Luxurious Survivor: 1969 Lincoln MK III
It has been said that you can’t put a price on luxury, but can you put a price on a classic luxury automobile? I think that we, as car enthusiasts, can put a number on this Lincoln, and appreciate… more»
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Vintage Rod Finds! 1932 & 1936 Ford Coupes
Here we have a choice of two vintage garage/barn find hot rod projects, both of them old Fords in need of some resurrection. The 1932 two door sedan is located in Camino, California and is being auctioned, with bidding… more»
James K’s 1966 Corvair Monza Convertible
Update 2/1/17 – James really wants to see his Corvair go to a good home, and soon, so he’s listed it here on eBay! Be sure to take a look. From 1/27/17 – I have reached the hard and… more»
BF Exclusive: 1984 Ford E350 Centurion Conversion
UPDATE: Mike has decided to hang onto this one. I love oddball conversions and few are as odd or cool as this Centurion van conversion. Take an E350 van, cut the back half off of the body off, close… more»
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11-Second Quarter Mile? 1970 Opel GT EV
You’re right, there is something different about this 1970 Open GT, this one is an EV! It’s on Craigslist with three asking prices: $2,500 for the car and $2,000 for a crazy “new” electric motor that’ll rocket thing into… more»
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Ex-Military: 1962 Ford F100
Once again, reader Clark B. has supplied us with a great find in northern Wisconsin! In all honesty, I love this truck. This body-style of Fords is one of my favorites in their whole line of trucks. That, combined… more»
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All Original! 1969 Bolens Diablo Rouge 502
This red devil is a 1969 Bolens Diablo Rouge 502 snowmobile. It’s hard to tell what it is unless a person was either raised in this era and lived in snow country or they started getting in to vintage… more»
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Big Blue Box: 1957 Chevrolet Step Van
This 2 door 1957 Chevy doesn’t have the appeal of a hardtop, but it does have a 283 V8 and a 4 speed. These aren’t the coolest looking vans, but they definitely look vintage. It’s a one ton This… more»
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Dropped Top: 1949 Studebaker Champion Convertible
The third generation Champion and the Commander were introduced in 1947. They were the first redesigned post war American cars, 2 years ahead of others. The design were completely new and very different from prewar cars. This convertible is… more»
