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This 1970 MGB GT (chassis GHD5UA 188521G) was restored by a previous owner at a shop local to the current seller. The car was re-painted in the factory color, and rust repair was done by way of replacement metal quarter panels, inner and outer rockers, and rear valence area. The car looks fantastic now according to the seller, and has five upgraded chrome wire wheels. He says that the car runs very will, with the factory fully-synchronized 4-speed transmission a big benefit over the non-synchro boxes of the earlier MGBs. The braking system is in top shape with front disc and rear drums, and the 1970 model year was the only one with this split chrome rear bumper design. This car is now available in Mullica Hill, New Jersey for $10k. Click here to read more... |
This 1948 Chrysler Town & Country 4-door sedan is described as a good-running, 73k-mile example that's had a full mechanical restoration but otherwise is original. We don't often see the T&C sedans offered for sale, in part because they are considerably rarer than the convertibles. Find this one here on eBay in Campbell, California with reserve met. Click here to read more... |
Frankman Motor Company of South Dakota has three different locations seemingly packed to the brim with classic American cars, yet we had never heard their name until this week. With everything from pre-war luxury cars, Muscle, trucks, '50s cruisers, and even pick-ups represented equally. Most cars feature good write-ups, photos, and seem to be nicely preserved or restored examples. Their full inventory is definitely worth a closer look, but we've narrowed the selection down to four of our favorites below. Find their classics listed here, with one website representing stock in three different Sioux Falls locations. Click here to read more... |
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