Price My Classic

This was the first year for this truly innovative technology that engineers shared between the Oldsmobile and Cadillac divisions to bring FWD to their model line-up. Although this car has an amateur paint job of the original color, Frost Green, it could use a bit of refining to make it look its best. The rest of the car has many new mechanical components like a rebuilt engine and transmission, new steering gear, new battery, alternator, water pump, and more. It's a very reliable driver and was recently driven quite a distance to bring it in to consign. The heat and A/C even work. The green interior is a nice complement to the exterior. Although the car needs some final tinkering to get everything in perfect cosmetic and working order, this classic Olds can be driven reliably now while you work on getting it perfect. These...

The second generation of the -D- line of trucks. The D 100 played an integral role of the American truck revolution. Long known for their sturdy construction and dependability, the D 100 was a mainstay of Americana. This D 100 for sale sports the ever dependable 290 C. I D. engine and a three on the tree transmission, being the base model for the D 100 series. This truck still carries some of its original paint and a lot of patina. The truck has been well cleaned and then cleared over to preserve that patina and retain its weathered look. Both floor pans have been replaced by Grave Robbers along with one of the rockers....

This inline 6 and automatic transmission is a total time capsule. The blue interior and paint will teleport you back to the 60's. As the automobile marketplace in the U. S. was moving away from economy towards performance and luxury vehicles, American Motors began removing the historic Rambler name from its larger models. However, the American and Classic models retained their economy car marketing image, as well as their traditional nameplate. To cement this image, a Rambler American was again the overall winner in the Mobil Economy Run. The American models were facelifted for the 1966 model year with more squared-off front and rear styling. The front of the car was...

This car features an iconic small and quaint body shape that is complimented by an eye popping bright red paint job. Powering this little cruiser is an air cooled 1400cc 4-cylinder engine that sings through a pair of straight pipes making its presence known with a deep peppy exhaust note. Paired to this legendary air-cooled power plant is a manual transmission that adds to a fun driving experience and makes every ride just a little more enjoyable. Lining the interior of this iconic classic is black vinyl interior that contrasts well with the red exterior and curvaceous but cute appearance. This little Beetle also features radial tires, hub caps, spare tire, and a kill switch. So, if youre looking for an iconic piece of German automobile history that turns heads serves as a...

Known as the 'peoples car,' the VW Beetle was one of the longest-running models of vehicle with almost no major changes over its multi-decade run (and even longer in other countries! ). With its small air-cooled flat 4 cylinder engine bolted to a manual transaxle under the rear hatch, this economy car had surprisingly sporty feel to it, and attracted a lot of buyers because of it. Since its introduction, the Beetle has created a huge cult following, including finding itself in quite a few movies!

This Beetle, having only traveled 37,445 actual miles, is practically still in the wrapper! These air-cooled engines are notorious for traveling long distances and, when properly maintained, easily travel 100,000+ miles without breaking a sweat. Times does, however take a toll on some components, regardless of use, and this Beetle has been no exception. To counteract that, however, all 5 tires have been replaced (including the spare), the master cylinder was replaced, as well as new fluid in the braking system, new shocks were...