This 1964 Plymouth Valiant (chassis 1442536425) was restored 15 years ago by a now 88 year old auto body shop owner who no longer drives. Starting with a genuinely rust and damage free body, the car underwent a total restoration to be his favorite driver with a few derivations from original to enhance the looks and usability. The car features a Slant Six engine and three-speed manual with a Hurst floor shifter. It looks more aggressive thanks to the Barracuda grille and front end trim plus Mopar Rallye wheels. The seller says that absolutely everything works properly - every single switch, light bulb and accessory - and the car can be driven home anywhere right away. It is now available in Pendleton, Oregon for $14,500. Click here to read more... |
This 1964 MGB (chassis GHN3L6246) isn't all original and doesn't show a low number on the odometer, but it does look and sound like a nicely polished, well-cared for example presented in an honest, thorough, and unpretentious way. It's said to run well, drive well, look good, and be free of any corrosion. The seller says they originally had no plans to part with it, and it's clearly been invested in as if it were a long haul proposition. Find it here on eBay in Denver, Colorado with no reserve. Click here to read more... |
This 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC (Chassis # 9217) was put into storage after receiving a stiff uppercut to the front driver's side. There is limited information about the history, but it appears that all the factorytrim and parts have been retained with the exception of a wiper arm. Some capable hands can likely massage this one back into shape, and the title is said to be clear. Find this one here on eBay in Paintsville, Kentucky with reserve met. Click here to read more... |
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