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By Bruce Johnson
Long before anyone used the term sport utility vehicle, a farm equipment company in Fort Wayne, Indiana built a tough little 4×4 that helped create the segment. This 1963 International Harvester Scout 80 comes from those early days, and... Read More »
By Adam Clarke
I’ve often wondered whether the perfect classic actually exists. Some come close, but miss the mark on minor points. This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 Convertible could be a contender, thanks to its superb presentation and the numbers-matching 396ci... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
There were 11 generations of the Ford Thunderbird over the 50 years between 1955 and 2005. And only two of them were two-seat personal luxury cars. To many (me included), the “Bullet Birds” of 1961 to 1963 may have... Read More »
By Jamie Palmer
You’d be excused if you think the above picture was taken in 1968 (except for the current Iowa license plate)! This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro has recently been put back on the road after nearly 15 years of being parked.... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
Despite the Mercury Cyclone being a solid offering with a name that fit the muscle car market, its sales were few and far between compared with competitors from Chrysler and GM, such as the Road Runner and GTO. The... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
What we have here is arguably the closest thing to a brand-new Ferrari F50 crossing the block in Las Vegas. Chassis 107165 is the 334th of just 349 examples ever built, showing an astonishing 106 miles on the clock.... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
At Barn Finds, we see plenty of cars for sale that sellers describe adequately, and this 1969 Pontiac Firebird Sprint here on Craigslist is no exception. However, ads often leave out one detail: why the seller is listing the... Read More »
By Mike Stephens
It’s been unseasonably warm in my neck of the woods this fall, and if the sunny weather keeps coming, those fortunate enough to own a convertible may have a few weekends left to cruise around with the top down. ... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
The 1990s marked the Japanese domestic market’s renaissance, prompting manufacturers to throw every piece of available tech at their flagship models. This 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT represents one of the heights of that technological arms race. It is available here... Read More »
By Michelle Rand
While Alfa’s GTVs – produced from 1965 through 2006 – are all exciting cars, some lead the pack. GTVs born in the 1960s are loved for their tossability and simplicity; 1970s examples are more refined and powerful. The cars... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The Chevy Monza was something of a sporty replacement for the Vega subcompact. It debuted in 1976 using the same platform and powertrains as the Vega. At first, it was only sold as a fastback/hatchback, but a notchback coupe... Read More »
By Jim ODonnell
Old pickup trucks remain a hot collectible, but Chevrolet and Ford are definitely the major players, with a little GMC thrown in on the side. But what about International? They were pickup participants for years until they decided to... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
Chrysler Corp. set the auto industry on its ear (styling-rise) with its 1957-59 “Forward Look” products (which had begun two years earlier). Tailfins grew to new and lofty proportions, and the rest of the U.S. industry would quickly follow... Read More »
By Christopher Gullo
Since most of us who own a classic car aren’t the original owner, do you ever wonder who was? In this case, the 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 belonged to a Miss Hill, and the car is being auctioned to... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
Ford hit gold with the Mustang not once but twice. First, in 1965, when they introduced the “pony car,” which set the new car market on fire. Later, in 1974, Ford reinvented the vehicle as a subcompact for better... Read More »
By Elizabeth Puckett
Few muscle cars get enthusiasts talking quite like a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS. Add an interesting factory paper trail, a desirable original paint color, and the freedom to build your own drivetrain, and you’ve got a project worth discussing.... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The “Tri-Five” Chevrolets of 1955-57 were incredibly popular, with 4.5 million buyers able to, ”See the USA in Your Chevrolet”. This 1956 edition of a 2-door post sedan looks to have been left in a barn for many years.... Read More »
By Jamie Palmer
Lincoln called their 1957 Premiere Landau “The finest in the fine car field.” This one is certainly the finest in this barn! It’s listed for sale here on Facebook Marketplace for only $3,200. That’s about $0.68 per pound of... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The Dodge Aspen and its cousin, the Plymouth Volare, replaced the venerable Dart/Valiant compact combo in 1976. They brought nothing innovative to the party other than that they would pile up a stack of recalls over their five-year run.... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
If you’re tired of looking at over-restored, six-figure trailer queens, this 1970 Dodge Challenger SE may be just the car you’re looking for. The seller explicitly says this is not a show queen. Instead, what we have here out... Read More »
By Conrado Vazquez Del Moral
A 440 V8 under the hood and woodgrain down the sides make the Chrysler Town & Country a pretty special family wagon. Back in 1973, you could haul the family, luggage, and just about anything else in a full-size... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
Ford redesigned its mid-size Torino/Fairlane lineup in 1970 after just two years. The cars took on a more aerodynamic appearance, yet were not widely popular, so Ford reworked the cars yet again in 1972. This 1970 Torino GT Sportsroof... Read More »
By Jeff Lavery
There are rare vehicles that seemingly beat the odds rather consistently when it comes to survival rate. The ASC McLaren, Chrysler TC by Maserati, and seemingly every hot hatch Mopar blessed by Carroll Shelby. With limited production numbers that... Read More »
By Nicholas Muhoro
A first-generation Lotus Europa Federal Edition in a restorable state is an extremely rare find. This one was the 21st of the 145 imported into the United States in 1971, which should give you an idea of its rarity.... Read More »
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