Clean 1st Gen: 1989 Acura Integra

One of life’s simple pleasures is seeing a honest-to-God survivor show up at a dealership. It paints the picture of a car bought and serviced at that dealer, then returned decades after the last example of the same car… more»

Drive Anywhere Survivor: 1955 Cadillac Series 62

A running, driving, and surviving classic Cadillac is hard to turn down. With all of the elegant classic looks you would want out of car, with a wonderful power-plant, this Series 62 Caddy is a real beauty. Ready to… more»

One-Family Ford: Low-Mileage 1979 Ford LTD

Has anyone else noticed this LTD matches the house it is in front of? The green and white is a great combination on a car like this, and while its dated, so is the car. These big boxy beauties… more»

Stylish Restomod: 1960 Dodge Phoenix

This fiery red Mopar wears its Phoenix name well with a bright shade of red and immense style. More of a restomod of sorts, this Dodge is clean as a whistle, and features 412 cubic inch V8 heart! Ready… more»

1-1/2! 1935 Ford Panel With Panel Trailer

We have an unusual situation here–we not only have a barn find panel wagon, we have a barn find panel wagon trailer to tow behind it! You’ll find both of them listed for sale here on eBay. Thanks to frequent… more»

Captive Import: 1982 Plymouth Champ

You may have heard of the Dodge (Mitsubishi) Colt, but have you heard of the Plymouth Champ? I hadn’t! Captive imports have and will always fascinate me, especially Chrysler’s unusual relationship with Mitsubishi. Thanks to Matt W. for sending… more»

12K Miles Twin Turbo: 1991 Nissan 300ZX

Nissan’s lineup in the early 90s could be called a driver’s dream, with vehicles like this 300ZX Twin Turbo among the stuff of school boy fantasies who didn’t pine for a Mustang. The Sentra SE-R, Maxima SE and Z-car… more»

1967 White Hat Special Dodge Charger

The rake and five-slot mags on this first-generation Dodge Charger dial the time machine back to the mid ’70s to early ’80s, where it would have looked menacing and quite at home in any high school parking lot. Dodge… more»

Drop Top Delight: 1968 Cadillac De Ville Convertible

I must like these old Cadillac convertibles, as I keep writing about them. These are beautiful cars to see around and even better if it belongs to someone with a big garage, someone who might give me a ride occasionally…. more»

Brochure Model: 1973 Porsche 914

If, like me, you’re a fan or collector of automotive sales brochures, you know that there’s a certain cachet to the colors shown on cars in their brochures. They’re often high-impact, or very of-the-moment, or sometimes they just show… more»

Wrecked Quadrifoglio: 1991 Alfa Romeo 164S

Taking on a stalled project is risky, but the risk versus reward scales can tip when the car in question is a rare bird like an Alfa Romeo 164S Quadrifoglio. This car suffered from an engine fire but has… more»

BF AUCTION: 1957 Triumph TR3

There’s still some summer left to enjoy so why not do it a British roadster? There are lots of options when sports car shopping, but the TR3 should be at the top of everyone’s list. They are powerful, awesome… more»

Tow Yard Find: 1977 BMW 630 CSI

BMW’s E24-series two-doors, affectionately known by its fans as the big coupe, is a sensible starter classic. The engine is long-lived and durable and the styling puts examples like this 1977 630 CSI among the top of the pile… more»

Family Fury: Low-Mileage 1978 Plymouth Station Wagon

This may not be what comes to mind when you hear the term “’70s MoPar” but it certainly is representative of the end of the era! For some people, cars like this are nothing but demolition derby fodder. For… more»

One-Off Hatchback? 1973 Eckler’s Corvette

I recently had the opportunity to write up a funky Corvette wagon, and although this hatchback Vette is similar, it derives its design from a very different place. To quote the seller, “Today, Eckler’s sells aftermarket parts for a… more»

Greek Tragedy: 1973 Citroën DS20 Pallas

According to an adage that I may or may not be making up right now, one should never buy a cheap exotic car. At $5,065 in 1972, the last year it was available in the U.S., the Citroën DS may… more»