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By Jeff Lavery
When we talk about vintage European sports cars or fire-breathing muscle cars, the reaction is usually the same: it’s a an impressive specimen, and one that demands our respect. And while these cars certainly deserve the admiration they receive,... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
“Classic, Conservative, Distinctive.” That’s what the 1959 Lincoln brochure called the new Continental. One look at this example, and you’ll see not only those qualities but also the breeze-in-your-hair appeal of a beautiful drop-top. This classic Mark IV convertible... Read More »
By Curtis Green
You’ve heard the story about the guy who bought a car, was forced to sell it, and never got over it? That’s how things went down with the ‘51 Chevy I briefly owned back in 2014. Seeing other 51s,... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
Sometimes an odd car catches your eye, and you end up down a rabbit hole. This Citroën caught my eye, and I had to know more. In French, Fourgonette means van or minivan. The Citroën 2CV was produced from... Read More »
By Scotty Gilbertson
The seller of this 1967 Yamaha YR1 Grand Prix 350 says this isn’t a parts bike, despite its somewhat rugged looks. This is a fairly rare one, but in order to do it justice, it really needs a full... Read More »
By Nick Eggleston
The race to see which automaker could design the first all-new postwar pickup truck was won by GM. GM introduced the Chevrolet “Advance Design” line of pickup trucks in June 1947 as a half-year model update to the previous... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
This is a special Road Runner. 2,128 Road Runner Convertibles were built in 1969. 1 of 7 with the D21 option, 4-speed transmission, and air conditioning. It has a numbers-matching 383 cubic-inch engine, an A-833 transmission, and the highly... Read More »
By Sam Perkinson
The International Race of Champions (IROC) was a racing series that brought together top drivers from different motorsports, put them in identical cars, and then waved the green flag to determine who was the best behind the wheel. This... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
While the fourth-generation GTO may not have the same desirability as earlier models, it’s great that Pontiac still offered it, given the muscle car market’s failing state in 1974. Both the third- and fourth-generation examples are one-year-only offerings, with... Read More »
By Christopher Gullo
My absolute favorite classic car color combination is a red exterior with a white interior. The contrast really pops, and as a volunteer firefighter, the colors feel right at home with me. Years ago, I owned a 1972 Buick... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
This Ford Mustang Mach 1 is in a sad state right now, but the once-beautiful custom paint job still shows beneath the tattered exterior, suggesting someone really loved and cared for this car long ago. The seller lists this... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
This 1983 Chrysler Cordoba is the final model year of a classic personal luxury coupe, now available for $2,000. As an original survivor with a low odometer reading of 79,000 miles, it presents a great opportunity for budget-minded enthusiasts... Read More »
By Josh
This 2007 Ford F-350 Super Duty is equipped for the kind of work that quickly separates a real tow rig from a lightly used pickup. Its crew-cab, four-wheel-drive, dual-rear-wheel configuration includes an auxiliary fuel tank and heavy-duty towing hardware,... Read More »
By Michelle Rand
What do you get when you blend Virgil Exner with a celebrity-loving Wall Street banker? You get the “revival classic” Stutz Blackhawk. The story began with Exner, who wanted to build a new Duesenberg; he approached James O’Donnell, owner... Read More »
By Nick Eggleston
At first glance, this car looks like just another run-of-the-mill 1984 Camaro. No redeeming qualities, nothing that stands out, just a white-on-tan Camaro with T-tops, very 1980s graphics, and an underpowered 305 engine. However, a look at the rear... Read More »
By Chris Reed
The Pontiac Motor Division’s GTO badge graced some of the genre’s most legendary and recognizable muscle cars, so when a rare one comes along, it’s worth a closer look. The 1973 GTOSport Coupe you see here fits that bill,... Read More »
By Jim ODonnell
I chose to review this 1966 Oldsmobile Cutlass for two reasons: first, it’s not a 442, and second, it’s all original and hasn’t been poorly modified (hacked up?) into something it isn’t. This Granite Falls, Washington, garage dweller looks... Read More »
By Michelle Rand
We forget the excitement when the VW Scirocco was launched in 1974, now that so many examples are shabby castaways. Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro and built by Karmann, the sport coupe arrived underpowered but still sold over half a... Read More »
By Sam Perkinson
The Ford Granada, introduced in 1975, was Ford’s response to the European invasion: a smaller car with optional upscale appointments and styling that Ford famously suggested could be mistaken for a Mercedes-Benz 280 costing twice as much. The first... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
A 1977 DeTomaso Pantera GTS with an interesting Swiss history and a seriously built engine crosses the block at Mecum’s Dallas/ Fort Worth auction on Saturday, October 24th. While an exact price is not fixed, Pantera GTS models of... Read More »
By Jim ODonnell
Boy, does this 1967 Pontiac Executive station wagon take me back! A wagon like this was a part of my high school years, having belonged to a close friend. It always seemed to be at the center of some... Read More »
By Brian K
Want a Hot Wheels car come to life? This blue 1968 Chevrolet Corvette might be just what you’ve been hoping to find. It’s not “just” blue, though, and that’s what makes it stand out. It’s got an all-over silver-blue... Read More »
By Jeff Lavery
This 1980 Ferrari 308 GTBi sounds like it has quite a story. The most intriguing detail is how it was found, along with several other classics, which were apparently stored in former cargo trailers. This particular GTBi also wears... Read More »
By Scotty Gilbertson
Looking sharp and formal in what Ford referred to as “Black” paint (every other color got a fancy name but Black), this 2000 Ford Ranger SuperCab Flareside is a RWD model, and it appears to be in nice condition... Read More »
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