Official PR 
The Buick Special, a nameplate with a long and storied history, underwent a significant transformation for the 1961 model year. Originally introduced in 1934 as Buick’s entry-level model, the Special had evolved through various iterations. The 1961 redesign marked a shift to a more compact platform, a move driven by changing market demands and a … Read more
The Ford Falcon, introduced in 1960, marked Ford’s entry into the burgeoning compact car market in the United States. Faced with increasing competition from smaller, more fuel-efficient imports, Ford aimed to offer an American-made alternative that was both economical and practical. The Falcon was a success, offering a simple yet stylish design, a comfortable ride, … Read more
Full details & bid : hemmings.com The 1955 Chevrolet 3100 Stepside pickup truck holds a special place in automotive history, representing the dawn of Chevrolet’s “Task Force” series with its appealing styling and dependable nature. This particular example, however, takes the classic design to a new level. Undergoing a comprehensive restoration and custom build by … Read more
The Buick Riviera, since its debut in 1963, has consistently represented a unique blend of personal luxury and sporting flair within the Buick lineup. The 1971 model year marked a significant departure in styling for the Riviera, ushering in a bold and distinctive “boattail” design that remains instantly recognizable and highly debated among automotive enthusiasts. … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com The 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air represented a solid and stylish entry in the full-size American sedan market, offering a blend of practicality and understated charm. This particular example, a two-door sedan, elevates its appeal with a desirable four-speed manual transmission paired with a reliable 283ci V8 engine. Finished in … Read more
Full details & bid : hemmings.com This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro represents the thrilling fusion of classic muscle car aesthetics with modern high-performance components. Transformed into a formidable restomod, this Camaro now boasts a massive 572 cubic inch big-block crate engine, sophisticated electronic fuel injection (EFI), a responsive six-speed manual transmission, and a robust 12-bolt rear … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com The Chevrolet Corvair, with its innovative rear-engine, air-cooled design, carved a unique niche in the American automotive landscape of the 1960s. The Monza Spyder variant, introduced in 1962, added a sporty flair with its turbocharged engine and distinctive styling cues. This 1964 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Spyder Club Coupe, offered … Read more
Full details & bid : mecum.com The 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix marked a significant departure for the brand, ushering in a new era of personal luxury coupes with its distinctive long-hood, short-deck styling. While typically associated with automatic transmissions, a rare and engaging variant emerged: the 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Model J equipped with … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com Acquired in 2022: This charming 1952 Ford F-2 pickup, a veteran with over three decades under its previous caretaker, transitioned to the current seller in 2022, embarking on a journey of revival and restoration. Engine and Performance: Under the hood resides a robust 215ci inline-six engine, breathing through a … Read more
Full details & bid : mecum.com The second-generation Chevrolet Camaro, produced from 1970 to 1981, offered a sleek and sporty design that resonated with enthusiasts. The Z28 performance package, in particular, became an icon of American muscle. This 1974 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe pays homage to the legendary Z28 with its replica styling cues and a … Read more