That thing got a hemi? Yep! 1953 Chrysler Town & Country
First introduced as a station wagon in 1941, the Town & Country nameplate from Chrysler has become a sought after
First introduced as a station wagon in 1941, the Town & Country nameplate from Chrysler has become a sought after
Ole Richard Rawlings is passing on a stalled restoration project that could be a great score for someone looking for
Despite wearing a radiator like grille, this 1925 Franklin for sale in Huntsville, Alabama doesn’t have a water-cooled system. Yep,
They say all the good deals are gone. Who are they, anyway? Who cares, because you just came across a
Some of the hottest cars in the USA are ones built for the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) at least 25
The choice without a compromise! That’s just one way Cadillac marketed its 1959 lineup. The ad guys sure had some
By Cody Clark It seems every day is a new surprise at the gas pump, and those that give up
By Cody Clark AMC made use of small budgets and design ingenuity to tackle segments of the domestic car market
By Cody Clark It seems everyone claims to have a rare car. When you get granular, down to the interior
By Cody Clark No matter what kind of car you’re looking for, there will always be one that is hacked
By Cody Clark Make / manufacturer: HUGE. This 1971 Pontiac Grand Safari Wagon is a once-in-a-lifetime find in The Dalles,
By Cody Clark Every day, classic cars become more expensive. But for $5,000, can you still drive around in a
By Cody Clark Like a company car for a couples’ counseling center, this 1969 Buick Skylark Custom collides a practical
By Cody Clark Mopar double headlights. White wall tires. Brown. This 1973 Plymouth Satellite in Long Beach, CA has it
By Cody Clark It’s high time for another round of Five Project Cars. With car prices steadily rising, these neglected
I won’t waste your time because I know you’re burning to know. This is a replica, but a darn fine
By Cody Clark Here’s a sentence you probably didn’t expect to read today: The cleanest Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser wagon you’ve
By Cody Clark Steal your mom’s keys, throw in a cassette and lose hubcaps on late night 100-mph screams down
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