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This 1952 AMC Brill Bus has been owned by the seller for 20 years. It is currently roadworthy but has hardly been driven in the last 10 years, and has had the rear half converted to a race car hauler. Rear doors swing open left and right and are entirely stealth when closed. The engine is a laydown Cummins 220 Diesel that has less than 10k miles since a rebuild, and it is backed by a 4-speed manual. The rig is titled as an RV, so the seller says that no special license is required to drive it. It is now available in Springfield, Missouri for $7500 obo. Click here to read more... |
This 1966 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Type 34 is the rare, upmarket, upsized luxury version of the coupe, of which accounted for only about 10% of the Ghia's total production run by volume. These cars were never officially exported to the US, and though there are probably a few dozen or more on this side of the Atlantic today we can't recall ever seeing one as nice as this particular example. Find it here at Hyman, Ltd. Classic Cars in Saint Louis, Missouri for $39,500. Click here to read more... |
This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner (chassis RM23H9G235277) started life as a Light Green Metallic 383 car but has been rebuilt with a 472 Hemi crate motor and 4-speed. The paint, new motor, and a few other details deviate from a perfectly period-correct build, but the car is so clean and well-judged as a whole that we're not bothered?besides, if this thing was running an original Hemi it'd be deep into six figures for a largely identical driving experience. Find it here on eBay in St. George, Utah for $64k OBO. Click here to read more... |
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