1964 Plymouth Belvedere Spent 30 Years In The Bushes, Poly V8 Refuses To Die
Produced from 1954 to 1970, the Belvedere is one of Plymouth’s most iconic nameplates. Introduced as a full-size car, the …
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Rare 1969 Oldsmobile Hurst/Olds 455 Is Dressed to Impress, Packs Replacement V8
Given that the 1969 Hurst/Olds incorporated functional hood scoops and a trunk lid spoiler to enhance its road presence, along …
1966 Chevrolet Impala Ss Survived A Zombie Invasion, Wants To Get Back On The Road
After World War II, the 1965 Impala was the first automobile to sell over a million units in a single …
Low-Mileage Jaguar E-Type Parked For 45 Years Is A Sad Sight
The E-Type, which replaced the XK150 and was first produced in 1961, went on to become Jaguar’s most recognizable vehicle …
1975 Chevrolet Vega Junkyard Find Hides A Cool And Rare Surprise Under The Hood
Introduced in 1970 as a replacement for the Corvair, the Vega was Chevrolet’s subcompact competitor for the Ford Pinto and …
Frozen 1945 Studebaker Us6 Truck Comes Back To Life, Handles Snow Like A Champ
The GMC CCKW is undoubtedly the most famous 6×6 military vehicle from World War II that comes to mind. However, …
The One-Off Corvette Rondine: When Italian Flair Met American Muscle
The Corvette Rondine, a coachbuilt vehicle by Pininfarina, resembled a 1960s Ferrari more than the C2 it was designed to …
1961 Chrysler Imperial Crown Is An Early Production Car, Complete And Original
A 1961 Chrysler Imperial Crown was produced, offering a distinctive package that is hard to come by these days. Based …
This Huge Pile Of Rusty Metal Is A Once-Gorgeous 1969 Charger
You’ll just have to believe me when I say that the primary image features a 1969 Charger. All you have …
Chevy Camaro Sitting Since 1991 Emerges From Storage With Just 23K Miles
Most people agree that the second-generation Camaro lost its distinct style, which made ardent Chevy enthusiasts swoon over the original …