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Seeking Restomod Alpha
“If you live your life one quarter-mile at a time … nothing else matters.” Quote of the day from Vin Diesel.
Often today the most expensive restomod builds incorporate a pro touring concept. The blend of modern performance with upgraded suspension and improved handling makes a restomod dependable for daily driving, or fun at the track. High end restomods combine the beautiful aesthetics of a top show car with the sound and power of a perfectly tuned race car. “Seeking alpha” takes on a whole new meaning when you get in one of today’s enhanced muscle cars with unlimited horsepower and a driving experience that excels any traditional performance car.
No Reserve Classics in New Jersey is well versed in restomod technology. It is their niche in the collector car world. They just listed this 1970 Chevelle Restomod with a Ridetech StreetGrip pro touring suspension. Not only does the setup include coil springs, HO series shocks, and front and rear sway bars, but it has upgraded suspension bushings. It gives those Coys wheels wrapped in performance tires a chance to grip the road in a drivetrain balance like you’ve never experienced before. Under the hood is a powerful big block V8 engine hooked up to a special Johnny Winters-built automatic transmission delivering smooth power through a 12-bolt rear end capable of handling that kind of ground pouding grip.
They tell us this beast of a Chevelle underwent a full nut-and-bolt restoration with about 2,000 hours invested in the build. The level of detail and craftsmanship shows. It was built for improved handling and overall drivability. You may have driven a Chevelle in your days. But this is something else entirely. Click here to take a test drive in this amazing modern day muscle car.
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Classic Car News This Week
Get That Car Out
It has been a long winter and you probably want to get your collector car out and drive it this spring. You and I both know that it takes a little preparation to make sure the car is road worthy right out of storage. We found this video online that really does a good job of going over some of the important points to look for when getting your car out of storage for the first time. (Click here to view.) It was filmed by Classic Motorsports magazine, and recorded on YouTube. The most important thing they note is looking over the whole car for problems, i.e. cracks, evidence of leaks, worn-out bushings or rodent nesting. Be sure to test your brakes. You can do this before you put your car in motion by pushing down on your brake pedal and holding it for 10 seconds. You should have consistent firm pressure. If the pedal is fading to the floor, you need to check your pressure lines for leaks. Starting the car the first time is an art. They do a great job of explaining how to disconnect the ignition by pulling the coil wire to the distributor and cranking the engine. Check to see that fuel is squirting into the intake when you open the throttle by hand. Cleaning and detailing are the final task to complete before you venture out to the car show. I find it helps to go over some of these How-To videos as a reminder. After all, I’m old enough that I have forgotten more info than most people ever know.
Vote For Your Favorite Car Show
USA Today is running a poll for the Top Car Show in the country again this year. They give you a choice of what they consider to be the preeminent automotive events, and you can vote for your favorite from that list. This year’s selections offer some pretty tough competition. Among the contenders are Hot August Nights, the Grand National Roadster Show, Back to the ‘50s Weekend, the Hershey AACA National, Cruisin the Coast, the Iola Car Show, and the NSRA Street Rod Nationals. This year they’ve added world class events such as The Amelia and the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Now that is just loading the pot.
I’d vote for all of them if I could. But to choose just one? You know it’s your duty to vote, though, don’t you? You can vote once per day. Voting ends on Monday, April 27. Click this link to view the choices. Then click the little red VOTE button under your favorite. Consider it your patriotic duty!
This Weeks Featured Stories
1931 Cadillac 370A Convertible
Coming from a noted collection, this beautifully preserved 1931 Cadillac 370A Series Phaeton reminds us of the Gatsby era when cars like these defined your status. Today this depression era Cadillac stands as a symbol of Cadillac’s aura. This is one of the great V-12 Cadillacs that legends are made of. It is one of the Fleetwood bodied Cadillacs. Fleetwood fitted all of the V-12 models. Offered for sale this week at The Last Detail, a classic car dealer in North Chicago, this dashing 1931 Cadillac V-12 Five-Passenger Phaeton is a wonderfully restored and well-preserved example throughout. It is one of the 140-wheelbase versions. It has the sporty presence of the “Jazz Age” with its orange paint and brown fenders. The renowned 368 cubic-inch Cadillac V-12 engine is exceptionally well detailed and features black porcelain and polished components, a signature Cadillac feature of the era. Click here for a walk-around video tour and note the many period accessories.
Max Wedge Dodge 330
A Texas collector listed his rare 1964 Dodge 330 original Max Wedge 4-speed car for sale this week. The private party seller says you can drive it on the street, show it at your local car show or race it. This is the one for you. Although it no longer has the Max Wedge setup, this “born-to-race” 330 now has a 500 ci stroker motor with Carillo rods and Edelbrock aluminum heads. The beast of an engine has Keith Black 11:1 pistons and is fed by a 1050 Dominator carburetor. The car has Line Lock, electric fuel pump and Cal-tracs with a 4:10 posi rear end. It now has disc brakes and a Mcloed clutch. If you want to relive those early years of Mopar dominance at the track, this is your Huckleberry. And the price is right.
Superformance GT40
Talk about a thrill ride. Take a Superformance GT40 Mk1 and build it with restomod modern technology and pro touring suspension … Wow! Capture the sense of what it was like to race Lemans when you slip into the cockpit of this 2018 Superformance GT40 in Gulf Oil livery and right-hand-drive setup. Offered for sale this week at No Reserve Classics in New Jersey, it captures the unmistakable identity of the era of performance when Ford beat Ferrari at its own game. Power comes from a Roush 427 ci V8 featuring eight individual throttle bodies, each topped with polished air filter housings. Even the interior of this car stays true to its racing roots … a 200 mph speedometer, Smiths instrumentation, roll bar and removeable rear bulkhead all capture the feel of the era. No Reserve Classics tells us that more than two-thirds of the rolling chassis components are interchangeable with original GT40 parts, reinforcing its authenticity and engineering integrity. Click here to spin the wheels and take it for a historic test drive.
Auctions
We are only a week away from the big GAA Classic Spring Auction in Greensboro, North Carolina, April 9-11, 2026. This sale is so mainstream that we consider it to be the best barometer of what prices should be on these top end collector cars. (Collectors might want to read our GAA Classic Auction coverage from last month as a preview of what to expect in April.) Classic car dealers from throughout the Southwestern U.S. will be on hand to buy special cars for their inventories. And countless more from all over the country will be buying online or over the phone. But the event is open to the public and anybody with a bidder’s registration can bid on these cars. (Click this link to find out how to register.) Here are some of the cars we will be watching next week.
Chevrolet Nomad
A wonderful 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad will cross the auction floor in prime time on Saturday as Lot # 139. You will be able to watch with us on their You Tube livestream and follow our auction coverage on our Facebook page. (Watch for more info in next week’s newsletter.) It was the subject of a frame-off restoration to the owner’s custom tastes. The custom Bronze over white pearl paint are complimented by a two-tone tan/white interior with updated instruments and gauges, but in keeping with the classic look. It includes a retro stereo system, Hurst shifter, power windows and Vintage Air. It is equipped with a 350 V8 engine and 4-speed manual transmission.
Shelby “King of the Road”
Everyone knows that Carroll Shelby’s favorite Shelby Mustang was the 1968 Shelby GT500KR Convertible which he named after one of his favorite pop music songs of the day, Roger Miller’s “King of the Road.” Here is one of those unique KR convertibles which will be offered to the highest bidder at the GAA Classic Spring Auction in Greensboro, North Carolina next week on Saturday, April 11, Lot # 85. It is one of only three in Wimbeldon White equipped with a white convertible top and with Saddle Decor bucket seats and an automatic transmission. That information came from the Elite Marti Report. It was shipped to California as a new car and retains its original sheet metal and fiberglass components. Under the hood is the 428 ci Cobra Jet engine rated at 335 horsepower from the factory. It has the 3.50 Traction-Lok differential and power front disc brakes. Only 518 KR convertibles were produced in 1968. The glovebox door has been autographed by Carroll Shelby.
2022 Ford GT Twin Turbo
Here is a car which came from the famous Boyd Collection. This 2022 Ford GT Twin Turbo will be sold to the highest bidder at the GAA Classic Spring Auction next week on Saturday. It will be one of the featured sales at the event. The low mile Ford GT is seen here in its Liquid Blue Tri-Coat metallic finish with Frozen White stripes, and 20″ Satin Silver wheels. They tell us this car has only 482 miles from new. It is one of the 647 horsepower Twin Turbo 3.5L edition GT’s with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. It has Akrapovic titanium exhaust and ceramic coated full PPF headers. With fresh service at Green Ford in February of this year, it is ready for its new owner. Watch with us next weekend as this car crosses the auction block as Lot # 79.1 on Saturday.
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1964 Ford Falcon Futura
Scott takes us through a walk-around on this beautiful 1964 Ford Falcon Futura sports car now available at Coyote Classics in Greene, Iowa. The most important thing to note is the great panel gaps on this car. The hood fits, and the fenders are near perfect. Just beautiful. The red spear along the side looks better than factory. Boy you don’t see straight bodies like this very often. They say they may have it priced under the money for a car this nice. Then, wait till you see the interior. So clean, nice upholstery. There are some imperfections which they point out in this video. Then they take you on a virtual test drive. This is a fun car to drive.
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Collector Cars with Low Miles
1966 Shelby GT350H Hertz
The Carlisle Spring Auction is coming up later this month during the Carlisle Spring Car Show and Swap Meet in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. They just posted a 1966 Shelby GT350H, a real Hertz Rent-A-Racer, which will be sold to the highest bidder. It is one of the Showcase Cars of the auction which will be held April 23-24 at the Expo Center. The authentic Shelby GT350H has a numbers matching driveline, and the odometer reads just 16,907 miles. The car is documented in the Shelby Registry, and is seen here in beautifully restored condition. (See photos at the link.) It was inspected by Bill Collins.
Here are more recent Low Miles additions:
2002 Ford Thunderbird, HaggleMe, 10,809 original miles
2005 Ford Thunderbird, Classic Auto Mall, PA, 7,173 actual miles
1997 Corvette Coupe, The Last Detail, IL, 19k miles
2005 Dodge Magnum, The Last Detail, IL, 10,700 original miles
1990 Cadillac Fleetwood, MGM Classic Cars, IL, 37k original miles
You’ll find these and hundreds more in our Low Miles Section online now.
Project Vehicles for Restoration
1962 Chevrolet Impala SS
Could this 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS 2-Door Hardtop be your next project? It is ripe for restoration. Freshly listed this week, it is being offered for sale by HaggleMe, an internet broker that helps internet challenged Baby Boomers sell their classic cars and trucks online. It is currently bathed in primer, but they say it will start up and run, and can be lot driven. It shows as mostly solid with some surface rust. The original car was Nassau blue. Under the hood is believed to be a 327 engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. Have it inspected before you buy. It is a popular model to own.
The following are just some of the cars available in the Project Car Section this week:
1967 Austin-Healey 3000 Roadster, Gullwing Motor Cars, NY
1967 Mercedes-Benz 230SL, Beverly Hills Car Club, CA
1970 Porsche 911T, Gullwing Motor Cars, NY
1960 Chevrolet Impala, Carlisle Spring Auction, PA
Find hundreds of project cars for sale in the Project Car Section.
Price Reduced
1969 1/2 A12 Road Runner
Mopar lovers will know this car from the rest. Here is a 1969 1/2 Plymouth A12 Road Runner, one of the meanest factory cars to grace a racetrack. You might say they were “Born to Race.” I remember the burnouts they could do warming up the tires for a quarter-mile run. The private party seller from North Salem, New York certainly knows what he has here. When he listed this car his starting price was $1,000,000. That’s a lotta’ zeroes. He says it still has only 1,956 miles on it. It may be the nicest “survivor” A12 in the world. He says it has complete numbers matching engine and transmission. “Every part of the car is original,” he commented. The 440 big block Mopar motor has never been touched. It has the A33 4-speed transmission and 4.10 Super Tack Pack rear end with a Dana 60. He says the Road Runner is fully documented with all paperwork from Chrysler including the broadcast sheet. Just this week he dropped the price. He is now asking $399,000.
Here are more vehicles with price cuts this week:
| Vehicle For Sale | Original Price | Reduced To |
|---|---|---|
| 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda | $295,000 | $250,000 |
| 1974 Plymouth Road Runner | $34,500 | $26,000 |
| 1966 Chevy Nova SS Pro Street | $69,456 | $62,000 |
| 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible | $30,000 | $27,000 |
Pro Touring and Resto Mods
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Street Rods
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Exotic Car Section
Rock n Roll 50’s
Off Road, 4x4s, and Jeeps
Find more in the Off Road Section on Cars On Line.com. There’s even more on the New Listings page!
Future Collectibles
Corvettes
Specialty SUVs
Find more in the SUV Section online. You can see all the fresh ads on the New Listings page.
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Classic Luxury
You can see all the fresh ads as they are listed each day on the New Listings page.
Classic 60s Cars
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Vintage Motorcars
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Ford Muscle Cars
Find more in the Ford Muscle Car Section, or watch the fresh listings as they appear on the New Listings page.
Mercury Muscle Cars
Check the Mercury Muscle Car Section. Or you can see all the fresh ads as they are listed daily on the New Listings page.
Pontiac Muscle Cars
Check the Pontiac Performace Section for more. See all the fresh ads listed on the New Listings page.
Check the Oldsmobile Muscle Car Section . See more listed each day on the New Listings page.
Check out the Buick Muscle Car Section. More listed daily on the New Listings page.
Station Wagons
Late Model Sports Cars
You’ll find many more modern sports cars listed by year in the Late Model Sports Car Section.
Late Model Trucks
Scroll through the Trucks & 4x4s Section for more. The newest ads come in on the New Listings page.
Classic Customs
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Imported Sports Cars
You’ll see more for sale in the Pro Street Section, or on the Cars On Line New Listings page.
Classic Pickups
See more for sale in the Truck Section or watch for fresh listings on the New Listings page.
See more great deals in the Luxury Section or on the New Listings page.
Classic Mustangs
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Muscle Car Clones
Hemi Cuda Convertible Tribute
A very nicely done restoration transformed this 1970 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible into a Hemi Cuda with a real period-correct 426 Hemi engine, dual 4-barrel carburetors and a COMP cam. It mates up to an A833 4-speed manual transmission tranfering power to the ground via a Dana 60 rear axle with 4.10 gears and a Sure Grip, i.e. a Super Track Pack type setup with heavy-duty suspension and staggered rear leaf springs and front sway bar. You will note that this car was done right with its In-Violet metallic finish and Shaker hood. The bucket seat interior with Pistol Grip shifter shows as it would have from the factory.
The following are more recently listed Muscle Car Clones:
1969 Pontiac Firebird, Super Sport Classics, FL, Trans Am Tribute
1968 Pontiac GTO, Super Sport Classics, FL, Judge Tribute
1969 Chevrolet Nova, Super Sport Classics, FL, Yenko Deuce Tribute
1966 Mustang Convertible, Streetside Atlanta, Shelby GT350 Tribute
1968 Camaro, Carlisle Auction, PA, 427 Tribute
1966 Mustang Convertible, Primo Classics Int’l, Shelby Tribute
1970 Chevelle, Super Sport Classics, FL, SS 454 Tribute
1969 Camaro, Streetside Ft Worth, TX, RS/SS Tribute
1967 Camaro, Streetside Phoenix, AZ, RS Tribute
1971 Chevrolet El Camino, Streetside Tampa, SS tribute
1969 Camaro, Hanksters Hot Rods, FL, SS styling
1971 Chevelle, Hanksters Hot Rods, FL, SS styling
1969 Chevelle, Super Sport Classics, FL, SS Tribute
1970 Chevelle, Super Sport Classics, FL, SS Tribute
1969 Chevy Nova, Super Sport Classics, FL, SS Tribute
1966 Chevelle, Streetside Atlanta, SS Tribute
Make sure you watch our New Listings page for daily updates. There’s even more in the Muscle Car Section.
Deals of the Day
1975 Corvette Convertible
A matching numbers 1975 Corvette Convertible was listed for sale this week by Gullwing Motor Cars in New York. It has the 350 small block V8 engine and an automatic transmission. Gullwing says it runs and drives “fantastic.” Maroon with a maroon interior, it has a tan convertible top and comes with the factory auxiliary hardtop. They tell us the frame and fiberglass body are straight and solid. It was lovingly kept by its former owner. They consider it to be an attractive driver quality example, highly original and a good value at this price. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Saturday. Their asking price is only $19,500. You can’t go wrong with a Corvette. They keep their value better than most collector cars.
1927 Ford Model T
If the steel spoke wheels and paint are showing signs of wear, it just adds character to this 1927 Ford Model T Sedan. It was just listed for sale by Unique Classic Cars in Minnesota. Under the hood, they say there is an inline four-cylinder engine, with a two-speed transmission. In spite of the paint imperfections and dings, they say it runs smoothly as an early automotive example should. This car is nearly 100 years old! It features electric start, a rear mounted spare and roll-up rear, as well as rear-side curtains. They call it a Model T which is easy to start … that means something to anyone who knows these cars. There is a battery disconnect behind the seat for storage. Some original spare parts come with the car, as well as an instruction booklet and accessories. Click here to watch an interesting walk-around video. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Sunday. Their asking price is only $9,900.
1955 Pontiac Custom
A 1955 Pontiac classic mild custom 2-door hardtop has been listed for sale by its private party owner from Arizona. As you can see from the photo, it has a nice look and stance. Dig deeper and you will find that it has some electical issues, and the paint needs some attention. It has been nosed, shaved and decked. The seller says the 400 ci Pontiac engine has been totally rebuilt, and it has a 400 turbo-hydramatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning and an AM/FM stereo with disc player. The rear drum brakes and front discs are new. He also noted that the front chrome needs to be redone. You can’t see them from the photo, but it has ’59 Cadillac rear taillights. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Monday. The asking price is $11,000.
1953 MG TD Roadster
It is no surprise that Beverly Hills Car Club has come up with another great price on a classic British sports car. They seem to do it almost every week lately. Here is a Vibrant Red 1953 MG TD Roadster which they say is numbers matching. Equipped with a 1,250cc XPAG inline-four engine, it is paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, and has twin SU carburetors, a setup commonly used on British sports cars of the period for smoother throttle response. Other mechanical features include drum brakes and Jaeger instrumentation, consistent with the TD’s straightforward, driver-focused design. The T-series has bonnet louvers, chrome accents and 15-inch wheels with MG branding on the hubcaps. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Tuesday next week because the asking price is only $14,750.
1989 Mustang LX Convertible
Put a little bit of Shelby styling into a Fox body and this is what you get. A 1989 Mustang LX Convertible with a custom hood and Shelby stripes was just listed for sale by HaggleMe, an internet broker. With a nice look and stance, this 5.0 Mustang Convertible has been upgraded with race-inspired suspension. The original car has just 86k miles according to the ad description. It has a 5-lug conversion with nice looking wheels. It also has Cobra disc brakes. The 5.0L engine has been modified for performance, and mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The red paint with white leather interior and white top is stunning in its bright effect. They say it comes with a clear title. Have it inspected to make sure it drives out the way you want it to. But hurry. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Wednesday next week. They are asking $17,900.
1995 Chevy S10 Restomod
Finally, a restomod custom truck that you can afford. Streetside Classics listed this 1995 Chevy S10 Restomod Pickup for sale this week out of their Tampa store. They call it a “super sleeper” S10 that has had an LS1 swap and uses a Hurst short-throw shifter to command a 6-speed transmission. It has 4-wheel discs and much more. We call it a “work truck” with modern muscle! Under the hood, this S10 packs a punch with a 5.7L LS1 V8, swapped in from a 2001 Corvette and fully rebuilt in 2019-2020. Features include a modern serpentine belt setup, power steering, power brakes, R134a air conditioning, and dual exhaust for a throaty soundtrack. It even has an upgraded 10-bolt rear end with alloy differential case and four-wheel disc brakes. It will be our DEAL of the DAY late next week. You won’t believe the price. They are only asking $15,995.
2007 Jaguar XK Convertible
When you get into the fine detail on this 2007 Jaguar XK Convertible you realize that this is a lotta’ car for the money. The Red metallic Jaguar was the design upgrade that Jaguar needed for 2007. This new for ’07 Jaguar XK is being offered for sale at Garage Kept Classics in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The power convertible top matches the interior Slate color which contrasts nicely with the red finish. Inside the cabin this convertible reclaims Jaguar elegance with its burl walnut trim. Sitting in the leather upholstered seats is as comfortable as a living room recliner. Features include, an Alpine audio system with six-disc, in-dash CD changer; bi-xenon headlights; Bluetooth hands- free phone system; rain-sensing windshield wipers; reverse parking sensor; a DVD/GPS navigation system with a seven-inch color touch screen; keyless entry and start; automatic climate control; and a universal garage/gate opener. Click here to watch a walk-around video and see it perform. This Jaguar will be our DEAL of the DAY late next week if it lasts that long. The asking price is $19,900.
Often there are more cars that deserve to be in the DEAL of the DAY than we can schedule for our front page feature. Here is a list of cars that just missed the cut for the DEAL of the DAY this week. Remember, you saw them here first:
| 1963 Jeep CJ5 | $15,900 | Mankato, MN |
| 1971 Jeep CJ5 | $16,900 | Mankato, MN |
| 1972 Ford Maverick | $15,750 | Los Angeles, CA |
| 1975 Mercedes-Benz 450SL | $12,900 | Morgantown, PA |
| 1978 Buick Electra 225 | $12,900 | Morgantown, PA |
| 1979 Corvette T-Top | $18,750 | Los Angeles, CA |
| 1982 Mercedes 380SL | $14,900 | Lakeland, FL |
| 1982 Chrysler Imperial | $16,995 | Tampa, FL |
| 1985 Chevrolet El Camino | $16,999 | Sherman, TX |
| 1993 Corvette Coupe | $17,900 | Grand Rapids, MI |
| 2002 Lexus SC430 Convertible | $21,500 | Morgantown, PA |
| 2012 BMW 660i Convertible | $14,900 | Grand Rapids, MI |
Cars for under $10,000:
| 1984 Pontiac Fiero 2M4 | $4,500 | Elkhart, IN |
| 1999 Mazda MX-5 | $6,995 | Tampa, FL |
| 1976 Plymouth Volare | $5,500 | Morgantown, PA |
| 2007 Pontiac Solstice | $9,900 | Flushing, MI |
| 1995 Mercedes-Benz SL320 Roadster | $9,995 | |
| 1997 Lincoln Town Car | $7,500 | |
| 1988 Chrysler New Yorker | $9,000 | Morgantown, PA |
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