1960 Chevrolet Bel Air Sitting In A Field Will Disappoint Anyone Who Looks Under The Hood
1958 was the year when Chevrolet decided to launch a brand-new nameplate to refresh its full-size lineup. Impala was initially …
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1966 Ford Thunderbird Is Why Old Big-Engined Cars Still Rock
In 1955, Ford started making the Thunderbird as the personal luxury car the Americans never had from the Blue Oval …
1956 Lincoln Premiere Is A One-Owner, All-Original Survivor. Also Pretty In Pink
Introduced in 1956 as a full-size offering positioned below the range-topping Continental, the Premiere was discontinued after the 1960 model …
1973 Nova Found In The Middle Of Nowhere Would Make For A Great Daily Driver
Chevrolet Nova doesn’t necessarily make for a highly desirable collectible, especially when lacking SS tags. Moreover, despite a massive redesign, …
1969 Chevrolet Nova Returns After Years In Hiding, Makes For Stunning Computer Wallpapers
A 1969 Chevrolet Nova that’s been sitting for years aims for a complete restoration if someone likes what they see …
The World Must Save This All-Original 1969 Buick Electra Right Now
While Buick was already giving the finishing touches to a new-generation Electra in the late ’70s (with the debut of …
Massive Mopar Collection Hidden From Civilization Is Packed With Rare Cars
While most derelict classic cars spend their retirement years in scrapyards, some of them are still with their owners. And …
This 1965 Chevrolet Impala Proves Unmolested Classics Can Sleep In Moisty Barns Too
1965 was a big year for General Motors, Chevrolet, and the Impala series for two different reasons. On the one …
World, Meet A 1957 Plymouth Savoy Parked 40 Years Ago, Engine Alive And Kicking
Few people remember the original Savoy, but that’s not a surprise. Plymouth produced the car for just ten years (between …
This 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk’S Soul Left This Earth, Do You Want The Rusty Remains?
The Studebaker Golden Hawk is a landmark of an automobile whether most contemporary petrolheads remember it or not. Thanks to …