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Are you a classic truck enthusiast who can’t resist the allure of vintage Ford pickups? If so, get ready to have your dreams come true with the Classic Truck Dream Giveaway brought to you by CJ Pony Parts! Picture this: a stunning 1968 Ford F-250 work truck, now over 55 years old, meticulously restored and…
The Bonneville was at the top of the Pontiac hierarchy ever since it became a mainstream model in 1958. Yet, in 1971, Pontiac decided to insert a model above the Bonneville. Why ruin the equity of a long-standing model? Our Pick of the Day is one of those curious cars, a 1972 Grand Ville convertible….
The Toyota FJ40, dubbed the “40 Series,” initially launched in model year 1960. Worldwide, it lived on for a monumental 40 years until being discontinued after 2001. The old saying about, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” applied: the FJ was known for its robust powertrains and its all-terrain capabilities. The Pick of the…
There were not many imported cars in the United States before World War II. That changed once servicemen and women brought back funky sports cars from the UK after the war. When a strange German brand established a sales network in the U.S., everything changed. What did the ensuing decade look like? Thanks to a…
One of the many collector cars that crossed the auction block at WestWorld of Scottsdale in January was a Dodge Viper SRT/10 that, according to the seller, was the only one manufactured for its year in its specific color combination and with the Aero Package. In the video below, Luke Lamendola and I discuss some…
Featured on AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com, is this 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda hardtop coupe. Of all the classic pony cars out there, the most aggressive looking one of them all is now and always has been the ‘Cuda. It is a car that looks like it means serious business standing still and delivers on that promise…
Featured on AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com, is this 1948 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible. “Today, the world has a new standard by which to measure motor cars,” an advertisement for the 1948 Cadillacs said. “Cadillac has taken a great stride forward – one of the greatest, perhaps, in its history of automotive pioneering.” No car…
The below four vehicles are for sale on AutoHunter or ClassicCars.com. They all share one distinction – can you figure what that may be? Post your answer in the Comments section and, if you fancy yourself as a know-it-all, specify the year, make, and model. If you give up, you can click on each image…
You may recall (perhaps with horror) how Cadillac put all its chips in the pot when it comes to electric vehicles, making the ambitious claim several years ago that its entire portfolio will be all-electric by 2030. Now, it seems, that plan is being rescinded. Though General Motors CEO Mary Barra recently doubled down on…
We recently featured the last of the full-size Dodge convertibles, a 1970 Polara, for our Pick of the Day. But what about Plymouth’s final full-size ragtop? Currently, none are listed on ClassicCars.com but we did find the next best thing: a 1971 Plymouth Fury II four-door sedan listed for sale by a dealership in Lillington,…