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This 1957 Moore Hemi Roadster (chassis 2328) is a period Hot Rod Magazine featured one-off engineered, built, and styled by a 23 year old enthusiast. According to the 1959 magazine article, it was Cecil Moore's first car and took two years and $3,000 to accomplish, with its fiberglass body underpinned by a mix of Corvette and Dodge parts?the latter including its mildly tuned ?55 Red Ram 270CI Hemi. The car has been with the seller for 6 years now, during which time it?s received a high quality restoration retaining the original interior with receipts totaling $48k+. The car is said to run and drive very well and is now available in Prosper, Texas for $119,800. Click here to read more... |
This 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 fastback hardtop coupe (chassis 3A66Z173552) sports a rebuilt FE big block that dynoed at 420-plus horsepower and a Top-Loader 4-speed manual. The car looks clean and straight after an apparent driver-quality restoration and is said to run and drive very well. The '63 1/2 fastbacks are the ones to have, and this one looks right on steel wheels. Find it here on eBay in Hahira, Georgia for $19,500 or offer. Click here to read more... |
This 1990 BMW 325is (VIN WBAAA1310LEC66038) is a clean, daily driven, rust free example according to the seller. Running a professionally swapped S50B30 from a E36 M3, the car is said to pull like an ox and sound fantastic, and though sold with a handful of minor cosmetic issues, all appear to be straightforward fixes. CarFax shows no accident history or mileage issues and further verifies its lifelong California residency status prior to 2012. These swaps are compelling, especially when already complete and sorted, since they deliver M3-beating performance at the price of a rolled M3. The seller offers a terrific photo album below. The car is now available in Doylestown, Pennsylvania for $11,750. Click here to read more... |
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