This 1970 Charger R/T 440 Sports an Ultra Rare Surprise, Just Not Under the Hood
Will people ever stop talking about late 60s and early 70s Dodge Chargers like they were a divine gift from …
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1973 Plymouth Road Runner GTX Is a Rare Museum-Grade Mopar Loaded With Options
When it comes to the Road Runner and the GTX, two of Plymouth’s most iconic nameplates, we usually think about …
DeLorean DMC-12 Barn Find Emerges With Only 977 Miles and Rat-Infested Interior
Created by John DeLorean, the father of the Pontiac GTO, the DMC-12 broke cover in 1981. Built in Northern Ireland, …
This 1951 Ferrari 212 Inter Had the Same Owner for 71 Years
Ferraris built in the 1950s and 1960s have developed into highly sought-after and expensive classics. As a result, most of …
1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS Needs a Superhero to Pull It From a Storage Unit
The Super Sport was already a popular name in the Impala world, so Chevrolet decided to push things a step …
Mysterious 1970 Oldsmobile Toronado Has a Very, Very Intriguing Mileage on the Clock
Oldsmobile refined the Toronado with every occasion, so the first-generation series received new improvements, either in terms of styling or …
Burned 1970 Dodge Challenger Is Proof That Not All Classic Cars Are Worth Saving
When it comes to derelict muscle cars from the golden era, I agree that we should do our best to …
Once Abandoned in a Field, This 1939 Plymouth Pickup Truck Is Now a Gorgeous Classic
Established in 1928 and shut down in 2001, Plymouth is one of America’s most iconic automakers. The brand is also …
1969 Plymouth GTX in Sunfire Yellow Is No Lemon
In 1966, Dodge took the midsize market by storm with the Charger, a fancied-up fastback available with Chrysler’s most powerful …
1969 Plymouth HEMI Road Runner Spent Years in a Barn, Bad News Under the Hood
It’s been 50 years since the dawn of the golden muscle car era, and iconic cars from the period still …