Most of the Porsche 924s I see are fairly ratty, a phenomenon you can blame on years of stagnant values. That’s why it makes good sense to either be a wrencher and buy the cheapest, non-rusty example you can… more»
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No Racing In The House!
This little racer does look good parked in this climate controlled setting doesn’t it? With the tags hanging on the merchandise this might be an”antique” shop? This Quarter Scale Racer is said to be circa 1955. The racer is… more»
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The Mighty Mite: 1965 AMC M422
Here’s a vehicle I didn’t know much about before today: an AMC Mighty Mite, also known as the M422, here on eBay. Basically a limited production military vehicle, the Mighty Mite packed tons of innovation into its small, light-weight… more»
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Watchdog With A Story: 1960 Ford F100 Truck
While it doesn’t really add to the value of this great looking 1960 Ford F100, there’s a terrific story that goes along with it! It’s located in Lilburn, Georgia and is for sale here on eBay where bidding is currently just… more»
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Like Early Corvairs? Ten 1960 Corvairs For Sale!
Reader Bruce G. writes: My friend Pete from the Detroit Area Corvair Club has decided he has “too” many ’60 Corvairs! I’m not going to judge that, but Pete is going to sell 10 of the 11 he owns, including… more»
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Spring Project: 1965 Corvette Convertible
The seller of this Corvette seems to be pretty upfront about his find, he even admits he’s flipping it. The car has issues that need to be addressed to get it running, namely a bad water pump. It also… more»
Can We Make Any Money With This TVR?
We broke even on our first unofficial flip of the year, so hopefully we will come out a little better on this one. After announcing our plans to find, fix, and flip one car per month this year, our… more»
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1968 Grand Prix Package Puzzle Project
We featured a clean ’68 Grand Prix just a couple of weeks ago here. This project is another story which makes the other look like it was a good buy. These cars are parked in Albuquerque, New Mexico which… more»
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Farmer’s Favorite Ferrari
Were you looking for just the right Ferrari for your farm? Well maybe this is the one for you! This Ferrari tractor, a macchine agricole, is listed here on craigslist. Your first and/or next Ferrari tractor is in Las… more»
Our First Flip Was A Flop…
About a week ago I announced our plans to find, fix, and sell one car each month for a year. Well, we already had our first unofficial flip of the year. It wasn’t planned, but I did sell my… more»
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Partially Finished: 1952 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe
This 1952 Pontiac appears to be a partially completed project that’s been in that state for a long time. Someone spent a lot of money at one point, that’s for sure–I wonder why they stopped? It’s located in Bridgewater,… more»
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Parlez Vous Francais? 1956 Renault 4CV
California does it again, have you ever seen a 1956 Renault 4CV before? Here’s one for sale on craigslist in San Diego that has had a very nicely done makeover.
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Custom Coupe: 1956 Cadillac
America is a land full of unique individuals, some with very peculiar and unusual tastes in automobiles. And California has been the birthplace of many of the most individual and unusual cars ever built in our great country, not… more»
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Some Like It Hot, I Like It Red: 1957 Chevy 210
“Some like it hot, I like it Red,” at least that’s what Sammy Hagar said in his 1977 hit song. Take a look at this red ’57 and see if it’s a hit with you.
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Frame Transplant: 1962 Triumph TR4
Unlike a lot of body-on-frame Triumph TR’s we have featured, this 1962 TR4 isn’t horribly rusted. However, the frame has it’s own twist on the usual tale! It’s located in LaGrange, Kentucky and is offered for sale here on… more»
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Airstream Alternative: 1978 Chevy Jet Van
As someone who has never been the most mechanically-inclined, my hat is off to the fabricators and machinists among our readership, as you have likely produced more work with your hands than I have made with a keyboard. That’s… more»
