Rare 1967 Buick Wildcat Owned By The Same Family
The convertible has been owned by the same family since new, so it is 100% original. The Buick, which was …
Muscle Cars
1956 Chrysler 300B: The First American Production Car To Make One Hp Per Cubic Inch
Ten years prior to the release of 426 HEMI-powered intermediates on public roads, which quickly became iconic muscle cars, the …
1971 Plymouth Scamp In Rare And Controversial High-Impact Color Needs A Second Chance
With the release of the Valiant in 1959, Plymouth entered the nascent compact vehicle segment. It was constructed on the …
Dusty De Tomaso Pantera Rescued After Decades In Hibernation
A 1972 De Tomaso Pantera, a famous example of Italian-American automotive cooperation, has been found in a barn after a …
1963 Mercury Monterey Is A Rare Survivor With A Cool Feature, Also Pretty In Pink
Muscle cars are typically the first thing that come to mind when discussing vintage 1960s automobiles. Because that’s when the …
This Unique 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Might Have Saved Your Life
The HEMI variant of the Plymouth Road Runner is highly praised by the majority of Mopar aficionados. And with good …
This 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass Looks Ready To Become Your Daily Driver
This 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass looks ready to become a fancy companion to the supermarket with only minor repairs. The 1969 …
This 1970 Plymouth Duster Is An Unexpected Junkyard Gem With A Rare Feature
The Road Runner, GTX, and Barracuda are the Plymouths from the golden age of muscle cars that garner the most …
1960 Pontiac Parisienne Hidden For 50 Years Is A Stunning Canadian Survivor
With production spanning from 1958 to 1987, the Parisienne is among Pontiac’s most enduring brand names. However, in contrast to …
This 1964 Mustang Was Used as a School Ride, Engine Overheated, Abandoned Since 1977
1964 saw the beginning of Ford Mustang production, with the models that are now known as 1964 1/2. The hardtop …