For whatever reason, I don’t view the majority of Chevy’s late ’60s and early ’70s cars as really fitting into the muscle car mold, but I guess that depends on your definition of a muscle car. Sure some of… more»
A Pair Of 1950 Buicks for Under $2,000
What an iconic picture of this Buick under a tree, complete with a bullet-riddled Ford pickup in the background! That’s a lot of chrome, too. The seller has listed these two field finds for one price here on eBay for… more»
1972 AMC Gremlin: Half A Hornet
Over the past few days, I’ve been watching this AMC Gremlin, trying to decide if I should feature it. I’ve always found the Gremlin to be a funny little car and while they’ve gotten a bad rap, I think they… more»
1957 Chevrolet Ambulance: Rare and Scarce?
As far as listings for cars with unknown heritage go, this 1957 Chevy 2-door is a humdinger. Said to be the remains of an ambulance conversion, there’s only a few trace elements backing the story up. Listed here on craigslist for $10,000… more»
Rebuild Gone Wrong: 1969 Toyota Land Cruiser
This 1969 Toyota Land Cruiser carries a painful story. The seller had the engine rebuilt at a cost of over $3,000, but on initial startup there was some type of issue and the engine seized after only three minutes… more»
1969 Ford XL SportsRoof: Extra Dirt And Parts
This 1969 Ford XL SportsRoof was about as fancy as a Ford could get back then. I had the “pleasure” of driving a brand new one into a ditch on purpose once. I was working at a gas station… more»
1963 Dodge Dart Barn Find For $300
This seemingly solid Dodge Dart has been in storage for over 15 years, and hasn’t been started for at least that long. Located in Medina, Ohio, and up for sale here on eBay, the Dart has the famous slant… more»
Two To Make One: A Pair Of 1975 MGBs
Located in Baraboo, Wisconsin, this pair of iconic British roadsters are just waiting for someone to combine them into a single car, or maybe for a parent-child ambitious project to refurbish a pair of them. Thanks to Robert R,… more»
1973 VW Type 181: Just The Thing For Fun!
There’s not much information on this 1973 VW Thing except that it’s been stored and the engine turns but doesn’t run. VW engines are easy to work on and inexpensive. It needs a new floor under the battery, but… more»
Motoring Monday: Three 1930’s Austins
The Austin 7 was Britain’s equivalent of the Model T; the first common truly affordable “people’s car” that was within the reach of most families (used, if not new). Although not even close to the Model T’s proliferation with… more»
Ambitious Project: 1980 Maserati Merak SS
How does an exotic car like this get into this state? This Maserati is even missing it’s trademark flying buttresses, making the rear of the car look a little like a flatbed truck! Located in Trenton, New Jersey, the auction… more»
1968 Ford Fire Truck Barn Find
Here’s a very low mileage 1968 Ford fire truck. It has only about 11,000 miles on it. Imagine what this fellow told his wife when he brought this home (I hate to think of what she might have said… more»
1972 Plymouth Barracuda: Drive It Home
Rarely do we feature a barn find that is ready for the next owner to actually drive home, but this ’72 Barracuda is just that, ready to drive! The seller claims it was recently discovered in a barn, but… more»
Clown Car To Barn Car: 1949 Austin Devon
This 1949 Austin Devon has a history of circus use (!) before being stored in a barn for over 20 years. Now it’s been pulled out of the barn and is up for sale in Appleton, Wisconsin for $1,400…. more»
1967 Plymouth GTX 440: Rough And Ready
This 1967 GTX 440 automatic appears to be a solid with some great potential. There seems to be little rust and it looks to be a very original car. The owner has gotten it running and driving, but it needs the usual… more»
1948 Cadillac Pickup: Genuine Article?
I wish there was more information about this ’48 Cadillac Truck here on craigslist, because it’s likely a great story behind why someone would take a manual-transmission Caddy and carve out a pickup bed in the back. Of course,… more»