This 1956 FBW is said to be a completely original bus with only 6,904 miles on the odometer. Said to have always been maintained perfectly, it looks amazingly fresh for a near 60 year old vehicle. FBW was a Swiss manufacturer, and the CH decal on the rear of this thing leads us to believe it might have been there until recently. It has a nice color scheme and a large, airy, 31-seat cabin with full length wraparound skylights. Find it here at The Gallery Brummen in Brummen, Netherlands for 59,950 Euros (~$81,100 today). Click here to read more... |
This 1964 Chevy Impala is said to be a lifetime California car, and still wears it black plates. Its factory 327/Powerglide drivetrain has been upgraded to a 350/TH350 combo, along with a few other tasteful modern upgrades. Said to have original, rust-free body panels, the paint is 30 years old but described as very presentable. Stock is a little sleepy and hydraulics and Daytons are tacky, but this one is sits just right for a proper driver. It is the '64 we want. Find it in Rocklin, California for $14,500. Click here to read more... |
This 1963 MGB roadster looks stock, but sports a Ford 289 V-8 in place of its factory 1800cc four. According to the seller, the installation was done in 1969 by Hollywood Sport Cars, a fabled Los Angeles shop known for building racing MGs as well as the factory-sponsored "No. 55" Sunbeam Tiger race car. Though not a Tiger, this car certainly has an interesting history, and though we'd prefer a manual instead of the period-installed automatic, that shouldn't be too hard. Find it here on eBay in Tarzana, California with reserve met under $8k. Click here to read more... |
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