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1. Manage a dealer-free online marketplace in a reserve-style auction format where private buyers can bid on rides offered for sale by private sellers. Highlights of our current auctions can be found in the green section below.
2. Provide private party "Craigslist Classifind" leads based on our six daily themes. We provide these leads at no charge and have no financial interest in selling these rides. Today's Malaise Monday theme focuses on cars built between 1972 and 1984 when automakers struggled to meet ever-increasing emissions, safety, and fuel economy regulations with then-available technology.
3. Feature a Wide Variety of Honest, Entertaining, and Informative Content accessed through our Ride Along Page.

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BIDDERS WANTED!

We currently have a great selection of classic rides that are in need of serious bidders to find new homes for them. If you or someone you know is in the market for a great classic at realistic asking prices, please consider bidding on these rides today!

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Our daily Craigslist "Classifinds" provide leads on rides we think you'll find interesting. We are not affiliated in any way with the sale of these rides - we just want to help them find a new home. Here are today's featured classifinds:

Concours Candidate: 1974 Pontiac Trans Am – $64,750

Some Craigslist listings turn out to be a joy to find. Excellent pictures of a finely detailed car make our day. That’s how we felt when we came across this highly detailed, number-matching 1974 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. While it features the desirable optional 455 cubic...

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Malaise Mopar: 1978 Dodge Aspen Super Coupe – $23,500

The increasing popularity of Pontiac’s Trans Am motivated competitors to chase buyers with their tape-striped and spoiler-equipped offerings. One last-ditch attempt at Dodge (before Lee Iacocca took the helm) was the 360 cu in V8-powered Dodge Aspen Super Coupe...

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Racy Roofline: 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass S – $16,500

When Oldsmobile launched its version of “Colonnade Hardtop” as a line of Cutlass models for 1973, buyers has the choice of two rooflines depending on trim. The vast majority of Cutlass Supremes produced that year came equipped with a notchback roofline featuring opera...

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Big Block: 1973 Ford LTD Brougham 29K Survivor – $10,500

Ford launched the “LTD” brand in 1965 as the top-of-the-line, luxury-oriented version of the full-size Galaxie 500. While some enthusiasts speculate the LTD designation to be an abbreviation of “Luxury Trim Decor” and by others as a “Limited” trim designation for the Galaxie...

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The Internet and GuysWithRides never forget a great classic. Here's an update on these past Malaise Monday Features

NEW! Award 90: 1972 Datsun 510 Restomod – NOW $29,510

November 24, 2022 Update – After a one-month pause following the expiration of their last Craigslist ad, the private seller of this 1972 Datsun 510 restomod just posted a fresh listing. While the pictures and description remain the same, the seller’s latest asking price is $29,510, representing a substantial decrease from the original ask of $42,510 when we first came across this Datsun nearly one year ago.

Mileage Mistake: 1974 AMC Matador Survivor – NOW $16,900

December 3, 2022 Update – Long-time GwR fan Mike G. alerted us that the seller had an auction on eBay for their Matador we first featured at the end of October. Bidding ended at 10:24 pm with a lone bid of $12,500 that appears to be a schill bid by either the seller or a friend as the car remains unsold. On top of that, the seller just raised the asking price from $11,900 to $16,900. We can’t make this stuff up, folks!

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Some enthusiasts don’t like auctions. Others have grown tired of the scammers, dreamers, and bots littering Craigslist and Facebook marketplace. We get that.

That’s why you now have the option to list your ride and expose it to our rapidly growing list of followers. For five bucks, GuysWithRides will leverage our Autotrader and social media accounts to market your ride nationally for 30 days. Sellers pay only $44 more when their ride sells on GuysWithRides. Buyers only pay $49. The best part: GwR paid newsletter and Patreon subscribers can use this service for free!

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