A Near-Perfect Corvair only Costs Nine Grand
Tim OdellLegend has it that GM scrambled to launch the Camaro, having failed to anticipate how much of a success the…
Fastback Friday: Engine-swapped 1968 Volkswagen Type 3
Jeff GluckerI think we should all own an old Volkswagen at some point in our life. I'm not there yet personally,…
Craigslist on the road: Atlanta Edition
Whenever I fly to a new city and I'm holed up in a hotel finishing some work, I often find…
Truck Thursday – 1987 Dodge Raider
Marcal EilensteinFor your Truck Thursday, I invite you to turn on the wayback machine, and turn the dial to 1987. Radical.…
Buy this 1962 Ford F-100 4×4
For your Truck Thursday Friday consideration, I offer you this blast from the past. This 1964 Ford F-100 is ready to take you…
A Fantastic Figaro for Friday
Small, quirky, JDM cars are just delightful. There's something special about these machines and they're both appealing and alluring. Rarely…
Hoss Approved: 1969 Fiberfab Bonanza
Raise your hand if you'd heard of a Fiberfab Bonanza before today. Yeah, me neither. The gist: a VW Type…
Overambitious, Incarnate: "500hp" Half-Built Maserati Biturbo
It's one thing to attempt to revive a complicated, poorly engineered car; it's another thing entirely to revive a half-finished…
1961 Corvair wagon: awesome at any speed
You see the occasional Corvair. You don't often see the wagon version, because Chevrolet didn't make a lot of them.…
This Willys CJ2a is Tragically Complete and Original
Tragically? Yes, tragically. You see, the problem with an all-original CJ2a is that it's an absolutely miserable vehicle to spend time…