This beautiful anthracite grey 600 has a new interior using GAHH materials and newly refinished wood from Madera Concepts. It comes equipped with the refrigerated compartment as well as rich burlwood tables in the rear.
Read MoreThis 1959 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight is finished in its factory colors of Polaris White & Bronze Mist. It is powered by the 394 cubic inch Rocket V8. They don’t build ’em like this anymore! Lets ride!
Read MoreThis 1928 Cadillac V-8 Al Capone video segment was recorded in 2007 as part of Legendary Motorcar’s Dream Car Garage TV series: Vintage Dream Cars.
Read MoreThis is a 1959 Chevy Impala with a 1207hp 632ci big block V8, built in Sweden. I’m not sure about how it handles but to me it looks to be all cosmetic, the wheelie bars etc. Exhaust sounds GOOD! This car was filmed when it was leaving hot rod & rock show and it was for sale… Would you buy it if you have an opportunity?
Read MoreIn addition to his weekly Jay Leno’s Garage YouTube videos, the denim-clad comedian has a show on CNBC where he leaves his massive collection to go on other automotive adventures. For a recent episode, Leno had the unique experience of having a massive crash while riding with a childhood hero. The Hemi Under Glass is among the most famous classic drag racers. The Plymouth Barracuda lost its front-mounted engine and instead a V8 replaced the rear seats. The team at Hurst thought the novel design would make for lightning-quick times at the…
Read MoreBy Josh Mortensen Hiding in a garage in Southern California is a highly optioned all original one family owned 1971 Camaro Z/28. It started life in Canada, traveled across Europe and then ended up parked in this California garage, where it still rests today waiting to be revived. If you were drive by the garage and see it with the cover and all that junk on it, you might not even give it a second look, but scroll down to see what you would have missed! I won’t lie, I’m beyond…
Read MoreBy Jeff Lavery This is the 43rd 300SL ever made, and the new caretakers recently staged a photo shoot with an environment more fitting for a car that’s been laid up for decades. There’s a few good reasons why this 300SL has proven so captivating since its discovery. For one, as an early model, it boasts a number of features that give it “almost-prototype” status, in the words of Classic Driver. The eyebrows over the wheel arches being one of the them, and the elongated shifter extending out from the dash. The…
Read MoreA few months back guys extracted a three cars from a local junkyards private stash, and in that video Matt mentioned he purchased 5 vehicles. After lots and lots of rain, the ground is hopefully firm enough to rip the 1939 Mercury from its current home in the swamp. They tried to remove it earlier in the summer and the large front end loader sunk into the mud and almost couldn’t get out! Let us know what you think Matt should do with the 1939 Merc. Turn it into another…
Read MoreThe automobile company Delahaye existed in France from 1894 to 1954. During this time, she managed to become famous as a manufacturer of probably the most beautiful cars in the entire history of the industry. A feature of Delahaye was that, along with ordinary cars, trucks and buses equipped with a factory body, the company gave a whole range of chassis to the body shop and manufactories, which were made to order – in 1-10 copies – specific bodies reflecting the stormy the imagination of designers. Thanks to this, almost…
Read MoreFrom the outside, this Tin Woodie is starting to show it’s age and looks, well, a bit rough. Once you take a look at the inside and under the hood, you start to realize that there’s more than meets the eye! Reader Jerry W found this 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe in a hanger in Santa Monica, California. After getting it out and hauling it home to San Diego, he set about making it a really cool driver. What Makes It Special? This 51 Chevrolet Deluxe was found in an airplane hanger. The…
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