Older Owner: 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta

The second generation of the Chevrolet Camaro was finally retired at the end of 1981. An all-new Camaro debuted for 1982, and it also enjoyed a long run (through 1992). The seller’s ’82 Camaro is the upscale Berlinetta model… more»

Done Right! Windsorized 1960 Ford Ranch Wagon

Talk about tastefully done, this 1960 Ford Ranch Wagon is one beautiful example of a seldom-seen station wagon! Full-size two-door wagons were on the way out by ’60, but Ford still offered one in Ranch Wagon trim for those… more»

BF Auction: 1959 Triumph TR3A

UPDATE – The seller has added photos to the gallery below. The Triumph TR3 is about as perfect a British Roadster as you can get. It has iconic looks, simple mechanicals, and a wonderful driving experience. You won’t find… more»

Well-Loved: 1967 Pontiac GTO Convertible

The Pontiac GTO is considered by many to be the king of muscle cars. And buyers thought so, as they sold a record 97,000 of them in 1966, the peak year. Largely unchanged for 1967, sales were still strong… more»

Split Window Project: 1963 Chevrolet Corvette

The 1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe is undoubtedly the most coveted variant of the entire C2 generation, but it didn’t start out that way, as safety concerns about rear visibility led to the back glass becoming a one-piece unit… more»

1 of 1200? 1979 Buick Century Turbo Coupe

Production numbers are all over the board for the uber-rare 1979/1980 Buick Century Turbo Coupe, from 1,000 to 2,700 total in the two years it was offered. This 1979 Buick Century Turbo Coupe is listed here on Facebook Marketplace… more»

390 Tri-Power: 1961 Ford Galaxie Sunliner

Some classics are shrinking violets, while others demand to be noticed and respected. This 1961 Ford Galaxie Sunliner falls into the latter category, and it isn’t just its appearance that should be admired. Lifting the hood reveals a 390ci… more»

Transformer: 1988 Nissan Pulsar NX SE

If you squint at this car, can you see a Datsun 310? No? Me neither, but in fact, Nissan launched the N10 Pulsar line in 1978 – a subcompact available as a hatchback, a fastback sedan, and a station… more»

Rock-Solid Project: 1970 Ford Bronco

We see quite a few First Generation Ford Broncos at Barn Finds, many of which require TLC. While some represent major restoration projects requiring significant rust repairs, others are more promising. This 1970 example falls into the second category…. more»

Easy Restoration: 1968 Plymouth GTX

If you find the idea of tackling a restoration project tempting but aren’t thrilled at the prospect of spending hours eliminating rust, this 1968 Plymouth GTX is worth a close look. Its appearance is tired, but beneath that baked… more»

4,500-Mile Survivor: 1972 Kawasaki F7A 175

From 1971 through 1975, Kawasaki offered a nice-sized on/off bike with enough power to get you to the trails on paved roads, and enough off-road power once you got there. This 1972 Kawasaki F7 175 Enduro can be found… more»

Cheap Mopar Project! 1971 Dodge Charger

With the Dodge Charger remaining such a hot commodity in the marketplace, it’s not every day one comes along that some enthusiasts might consider a bargain.  In fact, it’s one of those Mopars that’s often priced out of the… more»

Sport Truck: 1994 Ford F150 Lightning

The Ford F-150 has been America’s best-selling pickup truck for ages. From 1993 to 1995, they offered a Lightning Edition from the SVT boys (Special Vehicle Team), not to be confused with the more recent electric version. This one… more»

Daily Driver Sedan: 1990 Bentley Turbo R

The Bentley SZ-series sedan is one of those vehicles that either makes a ton of sense or is simply a ticking time bomb of issues. We’ll get into the arguments on both sides, but either way, a Turbo R… more»

327 V8 4-Speed Project: 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu

This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle is an interesting car in that it was ordered as a Malibu but has many of the characteristics of a Super Sport. 327 cubic-inch V8. 4-speed manual transmission. Bucket seats with a console. It runs,… more»

Project Six-Cylinder: 1969 MGC GT

The MGC owes its existence to a collision between efforts to revise the aging Austin-Healey 3000 with brewing US safety regulations. The Healey badly needed an update, but its design complicated efforts to bring it into line with bumper… more»