This 1949 Chrysler Town and Country convertible is described as a mostly original example that was stored in a dry garage by its second owner since 1971. Despite 42 years in storage and lack of use, the car looks very presentable and seems quite complete. 1949 was the last year for the classic Town and Country convertible and was the only T&C body style offered that year, with 1,000 examples built. Find this one here at Old Town Classics in San Diego, California for $26.5k. The Hagerty Valuation tool below claims a fair #4 example to be worth $78k and perfection to be worth $150k+. Click here to read more... |
This 1967 Jaguar E-Type coupe has a claimed 37,000 original miles and is said to be completely rust free, but has been sitting in a climate controlled garage since 1984. It's dusty and partially disassembled, but looks complete and comes with many OEM parts needed to make it ready for the road again. It'll likely be a bigger project than what initial appearances would suggest, but solid, low-mileage Series 1 E-Types are rare at this price point. Find it offered in West Sand Lake, New York for $30,000.
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This 1991 BMW 850i is an exceedingly rare six-speed stick/V12 example with barely over 34,000 miles under its AC Schnitzer Type II's. With extensive service records from 1998 on file with the selling shop, it's clearly been well-cared for, a huge plus when hunting for BMW's landshark, as they're notoriously complex cars and many have fallen into disrepair and neglect. Find this one offered here on eBay in Bellevue, Washington, with a $27,500 BIN. Click here to read more... |
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