For an incredibly brief moment, General Motors produced one of the most breathtaking Cadillac iterations: the Cadillac Series 67. At the time of their release, Series 67 was widely overlooked because of the Fleetwood Series 75, but today, Cadillac lovers recognize the Series 67 for its power and style. GM released this Fisher bodied Series […]
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Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, luxury car enthusiasts became obsessed with custom vehicles. Perhaps one of the most iconic vehicles from this period was the Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe, also known as the “Round Door Rolls.” The car’s alternative name comes from the distinct oval doors on the vehicle installed by Jonckheere Carrossiers. This
As technological advancements make modern life more convenient, automobiles are changing rapidly. Certain features that used to be commonplace are now obsolete or are quickly being transitioned out for more efficient solutions. Cars are becoming more advanced, and with those advancements, vehicle designers and manufacturers are looking for ways to allow more space for drivers
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From 1978 to 1979 Dodge produced a breathtakingly gorgeous and powerful truck as part of their special Dodge D series. The vehicle is known as the Li’l Red Express, and its design perfectly embodies its name. The iconic red coloring and compact size made it an attractive investment for vehicle enthusiasts, but the truck featured
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If you’ve rebuilt a project car or spent hours searching auctions and advertisements for an old-fashioned beauty, you understand that while dogs are man’s best friend, cars are often man’s most prized possession. Going to shows is one of the best ways to fully enjoy the experience of owning a unique car. On one hand,
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Rust. It’s a heartbreaker. You see a classic car from a distance and it looks pristine, but when you get up close, it’s covered in telltale reddish-brown crumbles of rust. For some of us, there’s nothing more satisfying than finding a rusty old skeleton in a barn somewhere and bringing it back to its original
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Quality classic cars are excellent vehicles for both car enthusiasts and people who enjoy gems from the past. The late 1970s were a landmark moment in history for U.S. culture and vehicles. From disco to bell-bottoms, the late 1970s featured an iconic style, and a staple of this iconic style was the personal luxury vehicle.
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One of the coolest things about classic cars is that collectors and auto enthusiasts get to witness their evolution throughout the years. It’s fascinating to see how long-standing automobile models change their design throughout the years while retaining the signature look and feel. Any car collector can appreciate a car’s lineage and history. And what
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Isn’t it great to see vintage trucks still rolling along the roadways with retro style? After decades of hardworking service, these lucky old trucks get to retire on the road with people who love them. Today, there are more vintage trucks on U.S. roads than ever before. Truck collectors are taking excellent care of these
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The classic Mitsubishi Minica is an overlooked and underappreciated vehicle that you may not be familiar with. Although the Minica has a rich history spanning half a century, it was never sold in North America. Mitsubishi mainly distributed the vehicle domestically in Japan. You may be unable to get your hands on this beauty if
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