Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News Ten years ago we would see one or two of these Dodge T/A Challengers in our listings every week. Then Mopar collectors began noticing how rare they are and the prices started going up. Nobody wanted to sell them. That’s why today…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News If you were watching the Barrett-Jackson Auction last month, you might still be wondering what all the fuss is about with these custom built restomods. Why are all the youngsters paying huge six figure prices for these olds rides? Well, we thought…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News In around 1925 Rolls-Royce made a decision to replace the vaunted Silver Ghost model with the Phantom I, often referred to as the “New Phantom.” And, if you remember, Rolls-Royce cars were built here in the U.S. for the North American market…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News Every once in a while you come across one of these vintage Dodge Power Wagons restored as a restomod custom. Now that takes some restoration skills, mind you. Strip it to bare metal, align the panels, transplant the power train, rebuild axles,…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News At the height of the “muscle car wars” Chrysler dropped the “A bomb” on the racing scene. Even today, an A-body Mopar is still considered to be the world’s fastest muscle car … aka the 1968 Plymouth Barracuda 426 Hemi Super Stock…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News Although the Plymouth Superbird was a one-year wonder back in 1970, it had an indelible impact on NASCAR racing. Richard Petty, who had left Plymouth for Ford during the 1969 NASCAR season, came back to Plymouth for 1970 just to drive the…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News When Alfred P. Sloan hired Harley Earl to head up the new GM Design Department a whole new idea was brewing at General Motors. The thinking was that styling would drive the public’s desire for new cars. If your car looked a…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News In the annals of automotive history, there are not many cars more significant than the one we discovered in our New Listings this week. This 1966 Ford GT40 Mark II Factory Lightweight is one of only three actual factory Lightweight examples known…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News This Goodwood Green 1967 Corvette Convertible is actually more rare than the L71 Corvettes that are so popular in the world of Corvette collectors. That is because this one is an L68 427/400 hp with a 3X2 tripower carburetors and a 4-speed…
Cars-On-Line’s Classic Car Newsletter is Your No. 1 Source for Classic Car News After 1969 the Indianapolis 500 Pace Car became a national icon of motorsports. That’s because the most popular Indy Pace Car was introduced that year … the 1969 Camaro RS/SS Convertible, one of the most respected automotive designs of all time. Authentic…