GuysWithRides.com Daily Volume III (137) | Monday, June 21, 2021

Thank you for subscribing to the Guys With Rides Daily Newsletter. We start the work week featuring cars from the Malaise Era (1972 through 1984) when automakers struggled to meet ever-increasing safety, emissions, and fuel economy regulations with then-available technology. In addition to today's features, you can see our past Malasie Monday "Classifinds" by clicking here and selecting the desired filters.

Meme of The Day On the days we don't have a good quote to share, we have a treasure trove of funny memes instead! Not only can you often find great classic cars for sale along the side of the road, but you'll also often read great advice as you travel around town. If you have a funny meme, worth sharing, please send it to email@guyswithrides.com

A Ride For Your Rides - $3,500! A dear friend of the GuysWithRides team is in the process of downsizing his car collection. An avid Concours enthusiast, our friend no longer needs this 1985 Trailex 16.5 foot long all-aluminum car hauler. The car hauler features a front protector and a fully enclosed floor. Click the picture to bid or buy now for $3,500.

Our daily Craigslist "Classifinds" provide leads on rides we think you'll find interesting.

Preserved Plaid: 1977 Ford Mustang II Ghia 16K Mile Survivor – $7,000 One of the cars that symbolize Detroit’s fall from grace during the heart of the Malaise Era is Ford’s Mustang II. Downsized and Pinto-based for 1974, the smaller Mustang II was a sales success despite enthusiasts cringing the car had abandoned its roots. The luxury-leaning Ghia model such as this tan over plaid 1977 example with only 16,000 original miles is a prime example. Readers of a certain age may remember actress Jacklyn Smith driving a Ghia Mustang in the 1970s detective show Charlie's Angels...

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Swim Platform Bumpers: 1983 BMW E28 533i – $5,500 While here in the U.S. a BMW enthusiast who purchases this 533i will likely replace the original swim platform bumpers with much cleaner looking European versions, we have a German friend who claims it’s just the opposite in his homeland as enthusiasts clamor for their Bimmers and Mercedes to look just like the cars they saw...

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Corinthian Contrarian: 1976 Chrysler Cordoba – $3,900 Better known for their rich Corinthian Leather interior made famous by actor Ricardo Montalban, we’re reaching out to our readers to confirm what special edition this 1976 Chrysler Cordoba might be as our typical interior trim research sources restored do not show a similar example of the patterned cloth interior in this car. Fun fact: While Ricardo Montalbán talked about “Rich Corinthian Leather” as though it were made from special cowhides, the reality was it simply a marketing term having nothing to do with where the leather originated. In fact, Chrysler’s leather supplier at the time, Radell Leather, manufactured seat coverings in Newark, New Jersey. We prefer the round light styling of the 1975-1976 models as...

Six New Auctions Starting This Week!

With four cars sold last week, we're pleased to report there are no signs of the momentum stopping as we plan to have six new rides starting auctions today through Thursday this week! From air-cooled Corvair project cars to vintage pickups to Rad Era rides with Concours-winning sports cars in between, GuysWithRides.com offers something for just about every enthusiast at many different price points. Have a classic ride you'd like to sell? Why not give GuysWithRides a chance to auction it? There's a good chance we can have your ride sold before the other large auction houses even have a chance to list it!

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