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This 1963 Studebaker Lark Regal Wagonaire is a dry western car that is complete and features the famous Brooks Stevens sliding rear roof. It was purchased new in Madras, Oregon and spent its entire life in central Oregon. The second owner stored the car in 1984 and it did not move again until 2013. It has 117k miles and after a carburetor rebuild and new plugs, the engine now runs off of an auxiliary gas tank. The exterior and interior of this car are all original according to the seller. It is now available in Orland, California for $6k. Click here to read more... |
This just in from the seller of the 1972 BMW 2002tii that we just featured here as a BaT Exclusive on Sunday night (link): "Hi Guys, I don't know exactly when the ad went up on BaT but I received Rob's email at noon Monday, his brother-in-law looked at the car at 5pm and called Rob with his findings, Rob went to the bank, hooked up his trailer, left Oregon at 7pm, drove for 18 hours, studied all the foibles of the 42 year old classic for 3 hours and left with the car at 5pm today (Tuesday). Pictures attached. Your check is in the mail tomorrow. Thanks for everything. Really a remarkable event and with the interest shown, I may have undervalued it and that's OK! Click here to read more... |
This Lancia Appia SIII is on offer by respected specialist shop Eddins Moto, and though its model year isn't mentioned we can narrow it down with the knowledge that these last series cars were built from 1959-63. Says Jaan, Eddins' owner and only tech: ?I have owned several Appias and have howled with pleasure at the fun of driving them? (This) is the nicest example I can recall, and I specialize in Appias?. The car sounds highly sorted and looks great in photos, particularly the beautifully preserved original interior. Find it here at Eddins Moto in Berkeley, California and again here on Craigslist with the price given as $16,825. Click here to read more... |
This 1949 Ford F-1 panel truck (chassis 97HC-228547) is believed to be one of only 50 4X4 conversions by Marmon Herrington, two of which had no rear seats or factory side windows like this example. It's rough but remarkably complete and solid, with only minimal rust mostly of the surface kind. Any old Ford truck with a flathead V8 and 4-speed is automatically cool, but this one's rarity and interesting railroad service history make it extraordinary. Find it here on eBay in Turbotville, Pennsylvania with a $14,500 Buy-It-Now. Click here to read more... |
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