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Green Machine: A Duster 340’s Resurgence This restored 1971 Plymouth Duster 340 Coupe, hailing from Worcester, Massachusetts, is a prime example of classic American muscle. The “H” in its VIN confirms it as an original 340-powered car, a highly sought-after designation. This Duster, finished in its original F7-code Sherwood Green, has undergone a comprehensive restoration, … Read more
Project Pioneer: A Corvair’s Revival Awaits This 1966 Chevrolet Corvair Monza sport coupe, a non-running project, offers a unique opportunity for enthusiasts. Acquired by the seller in 2023 from a prior owner of 55 years, this Corvair carries a rich history. Finished in red over a black vinyl interior, it features a rear-mounted 164ci Turbo-Air … Read more
A Classic Defender Reimagined: This 1992 Land Rover Defender 90, a left-hand-drive three-door wagon, has been tastefully modified to resemble the iconic early HUE 166 model. Imported to the US in 2020 and acquired by the current owner in 2022, this Defender 90 features a Grasmere Green paint job, a white roof, and “HUE 166” … Read more
Custom Cruiser: A Fairlane’s Bold Transformation This 1955 Ford Fairlane two-door sedan, a testament to classic American styling, has undergone a comprehensive custom build, completed in 2020. The transformation includes a striking black and orange exterior, a luxurious tan leather interior, and a powerful 429ci V8 engine. The vehicle’s chassis has been significantly modified with … Read more
Retro Revival: A Custom Classic’s Journey This 1953 Kaiser Manhattan two-door sedan, a unique blend of vintage styling and performance enhancements, tells a story of dedicated restoration and customization. Reportedly refurbished and modified by a Kaiser Frazer Owners Club member in the 1990s, this Manhattan received Dragon model trim and a supercharged 226ci inline-six from … Read more
Charity Cruiser: A Torino’s Transformation for Good This 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport SportsRoof, a vehicle with a compelling story, has undergone a significant transformation under its current owner since 2006. Featured in Hot Rod and Popular Hot Rodding magazines in 2010, this Torino is more than just a modified muscle car; it’s a vehicle … Read more
A Classic’s Commanding Presence: The 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, presented in a pristine Cameo White exterior with a striking blue interior, embodies the raw power and iconic styling of the late 1970s muscle car era. This coupe, equipped with a period-correct 455 CI HO big block V-8 engine and a 4-speed manual transmission, offers a … Read more
Coast to Coast Cruiser: A Wagon’s Wanderlust This 1967 Ford Country Sedan six-passenger station wagon, finished in a serene Brittany Blue, has traversed the American landscape, registering in California, Idaho, and Colorado before finding its way to the current seller in 2018. This wagon, a testament to the era’s family-oriented design, offers a glimpse into … Read more
Bay Area Beauty: A Refurbished Classic’s Story This 1959 Ford Galaxie Club Victoria, a testament to mid-century American automotive design, carries a unique history. Purchased new in the San Francisco Bay area, it has remained under the care of its original owner, undergoing a comprehensive body-off refurbishment. The car’s distinctive two-tone finish, featuring a crisp … Read more
Supercharged Fury: A Limited Edition Beast This 2015 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 3, Lot G254, is poised to capture the attention of muscle car enthusiasts at Glendale 2025 on Tuesday, March 18th. A Rare Breed: Limited Production Run Purported to be one of only 305 Stage 3 Roush Mustangs produced in 2015 with the desirable … Read more