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Tropical Turquoise: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air – $52,500

When you think about iconic cars from the 1950s, at the top of most peoples’ list is the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. Long a favorite of hot rodders, there’s just something special about seeing one, especially painted in Tropical Turquoise. This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Two Door...

5-Speed SSP: 1986 Ford Mustang LX Coupe – $20,000

Rad Era Editor Jeff Lavery points out that while many of us wax poetic about the good ‘ole days, the younger generation will be quick to point out the many ways life has undoubtedly improved. And while that conversation is loaded with subjective opinions, there’s no...

Mustang Mimic: 1977 Toyota Celica GT Liftback – $20,000

If this 1977 Toyota Celica GT hatchback reminds you of another classic car but you just can’t place it, you’re not alone.  Often nicknamed the “Japanese Mustang” or the “Mustang Celica”, the first generation liftback version of the Toyota Celica took styling cues...

Nicest One Left: 1986 VW Quantum GL5 – $15,000

Rad Era Editor Jeff Lavery believes owning the best example of anything is a risky proposition. First of all, there’s the constant paranoia that goes along with trying to drive it anywhere. Those perfect panels with original paint seemingly have a bulls-eye on...

NEW! Award 100: 1957 Nash Rambler – STILL $49,995

May 5, 2022 Update – The private seller of this rare Nash just posted a fresh Craigslist ad designed to replace the about-to-expire month-old listing. In a shocking development, the seller remains firm on his $49,995 asking price.

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