The truck bed houses vintage electrical transformers, insulators, resistors, analog voltage measuring meters, and coiled copper lines.
The Camaro was getting discontinued with the 2002 model. Could a truck with a retractable roof be a worthy successor?
The 1,750-pound all-terrain buggy goes from zero-to-60 in 3.5 seconds—the same as a 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody.
A no-frills chassis and stripped-down body left barely enough room for the driver to shift, steer, and apply the brakes.
The 1965 Superformance Daytona Coupe is, according to the seller, “as close as you can get to the real deal.”
In 1975, a custom coach-builder in Michigan was authorized to build Eldorado-based station wagons ordered via Cadillac dealerships.
The 1962 Chevy II maintains the model’s spirit of simplicity. But it was restored with a new level of beauty and power.
Joseph Kahn said, “This CTS-V still drives, handles, and sounds like a factory Cadillac—until you get into the throttle.”
The early '70s SP2 was Volkswagen's answer to the Puma, Brazil’s fiberglass-bodied sports car.
The 1977 Civic for sale on eBay needs extensive repair to get it running again. But it’s listed with two magic words: No rust!
This 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser boasts a premium leather interior, unusual body finish, and a powerful American V-8.
The exceptional Datsun 1600 has been in one family, has an original numbers-matching drivetrain, and is meticulously documented.
Small, durable, and affordable. Those are the keywords for the 1981 Toyota 4WD small truck for sale on eBay.
What do vintage pickup buyers want these days? A low-mileage vintage truck with a new V-8 under its beautifully beat-up hood.
The seller admits that the project is not yet finished. Is that a warning sign or an opportunity?
The 1970 Datsun 521 is an impressive package. It's a daily driver, a hoonigan work truck, and a classic head-turner all rolled into one.
A new generation of outfitters is discovering Raymond Loewy’s iconic designs. They are transforming his vans to new recreational uses.
The 1965 Chevrolet Nova represents a misunderstood type of classic car: the Pro Touring muscle-bound daily driver.
The overall impression of this custom ’76 Bug is a 2,500-pound king-sized buzzing insect speeding down the road.
You might recognize the design of this vintage Jeep, one of the most iconic US vehicles of all time. But this one was built overseas.
Actor Paul Michael Glaser said the bright red color and long white stripes made the Torino look like a “striped tomato.”
