This 1960 Fury Convertible is said to be a barn find and, indeed, it actually seems to be it. The overall conditions of this car are almost exceptional as it looks perfect and complete both inside and outside. Interiors are almost perfect and you can also find the period rocket-age steering wheel which is flattened… Read More Barn find Mopar: 1960 Plymouth Fury Convertible
You see customised Mercuries everywhere but few, very few of them are properly done like this one. Basically we love these custom cars but we hate seeing many of them done with replaced interiors, modern dashboards, engines, and many “wrong” details. This one is exactly how we would do it. We mostly love classic european… Read More How it should be: 1950 Mercury 2dr Coupé
“Shifting gears” was the track used in the movie “Bullitt” when lieutenant Bullitt realizes that a couple of villains are chasing him. Then, he was driving a 1967 Mustang GT390 fastback, similar to this car. It looks like a beautiful survivor car: the seller says that it needs a little work to make this a… Read More Shifting gears: 1968 Ford Mustang GT390 Fastback
The seller says that this car, which is not an original “G” code, has been built many years ago, before the words “tribute” or “clone” came out. It seems built with taste and respectfully of the original car. Indeed the seller says that this car has been built with many period racing correct parts: 406… Read More Competition proven: 1963 Ford Galaxie 406/405 “Lightweight”
This 1930 Chevrolet three windows is said to be a barn find from New Mexico: well, there is no better place where to find a car stored for so many years. The seller says that this was a barber’s car which have been stored for 60 years and now it is seeing the light again.… Read More Barber’s car: 1930 Chevrolet three windows
This little fiberglass spider has been built putting toghether a Trojan body with a Cheetah front end. This is a long project as the seller provides also a bunch of period photos describing the work performed on it through the years. The frame is made of square steel tubes. The seller says also that the… Read More Mini Cobra: 1956 Cheetah Bangert/Trojan Custom
Sometimes it happens that, because of health issues, death or whatever bad reason it is, an entire collection must go. In this case the seller doesn’t mention the reason of the sale; however the collection has been made putting toghether mostly america cars along with some european spot. It starts from a “Buddymobile”, aka 1949… Read More Classic stash: A collection for sale
Really, the paint job on this car really catches us. Although such paint job could seem a sacrilege, we must admit that it has been realized with a clear project in mind. It doesn’t seem improvised: a very good hand did such job, unfortunately we don’t know when. We could bet on a late ’70’s… Read More Acid paint job: 1961 Chevrolet Corvette “Fuelie”
In the period between mid ’50’s and mid ’60’s many do-it-yourself builders engaged in building race cars, taking inspirations by european barchettas (mostly Ferrari) but with a cost much lower. The most famous of these guys was Bill Devin who established his workshop in El Monte, CA. He began to build fiberglass bodies using various… Read More The american way: 1960 Devin-D/Porsche Roadster
This 1932 three windows is said to be and original hot-rod which survived to the last sixty years. And we believe that’s the truth otherwise we should never make an article as we can’t stand fake hot rods. Indeed the seller has published a lot of period photo to bear witness about it: since then… Read More Automotive archeology: 1932 Ford Three Windows Coupé
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