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Jacqueline Farrell

77 Years, One Family, One Iconic Ford

Imagine keeping a car in the family for 77 years! This 1928 Ford Model A roadster has finally hit the auction block after being lovingly maintained by the same family since 1949. It’s not just a classic car—it’s a rolling time capsule, complete with all its original quirks and stories. Curious to see how much a lifetime of care is worth? Watch this one—bidders are already buzzing! #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars

Joshua Andersen

Classic Hemi Cuda fetches $3.3M at auction

A 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Convertible just sold for a jaw-dropping $3.3 million in Kissimmee, Florida, making it the second-most expensive Plymouth ever auctioned. What’s wild is this car doesn’t even have its original engine—just a period-correct V8 and a flawless restoration. The value of these muscle cars keeps climbing, especially since 1971 was the last year for the legendary Hemi engine. Imagine what it would be like to own a piece of automotive history like this! Would you spend millions on a classic car, or does the price seem over the top? #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars

trhodes

This 1967 Bonneville is a family time capsule

A 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible, owned by the same family since new, is now up for grabs—and it’s a real survivor. Imagine cruising in a car that’s been lovingly cared for over nearly six decades, with its original Starlight Black paint still shining and a powerful 428 V8 under the hood. Sure, it’s got a few quirks (like a stubborn radio and a soft top with a small tear), but that’s part of its story. Would you keep it as-is for nostalgia’s sake, or restore it to showroom perfection? Let’s hear your classic car dreams! #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars

Joshua Andersen

A classic Ford Model A with 77 years of family history

Imagine owning a piece of automotive history that’s been in the same family for nearly eight decades! This 1928 Ford Model A Roadster, lovingly restored over decades, is finally up for grabs after 77 years with one family. Its bold blue-green paint, vintage details, and reliable 40-horsepower engine make it a true standout. It’s rare to see a car with such a rich story and original charm hit the market. Would you keep it as a showpiece, or take it for weekend drives? Let’s hear your thoughts on preserving classic cars like this! #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars

James Smith

Oldest VW Beetle Hits the Road Again!

Imagine cruising in a car that survived WWII! The world’s oldest VW Beetle, built in 1937, is back on the road after a painstaking 8-year restoration. It’s loud, cramped, and maxes out at 100 km/h, but the owner calls it 'driving in its purest form.' This Beetle’s got more history than most museums—literally a rolling time capsule! Would you dare take it for a spin? #Cars #VWBeetle #ClassicCars

dalemiller

Frozen muscle car: A junkyard legend lives on

A 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, wrecked with just 14,000 miles on the clock, now sits frozen in a junkyard—yet it still stirs up big feelings among car lovers. Even as a battered shell, it’s a powerful reminder of the muscle car era, when raw horsepower was king and every stoplight was a chance to race. For some, spotting a relic like this brings back memories and sparks dreams of rescue or restoration. Would you take on a project like this, or is it better left as a time capsule? Share your thoughts and stories! #Cars #MuscleCar #ClassicCars

Charles Brown

Buffalo’s Pierce Arrow Museum: A hidden gem

Classic car fans in Buffalo, you’re in for a treat! The Pierce Arrow Museum is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11am to 4pm, and it’s packed with way more vintage motorcycles, cars, and bikes than you’d expect from the photos. Admission is $20 for adults and seniors, $10 for kids 12 and under. The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed garage alone is worth the visit. If you love local history or just want a unique weekend outing, this spot is a must-see. Who’s already been, and what was your favorite part? #Entertainment #BuffaloNY #ClassicCars

Nicole Morgan

1950s Cars Hiding in Plain Sight

Everyone’s obsessed with flashy ‘50s convertibles, but the real gems? The four-door sedans and practical cruisers that actually carried families across America. These “ordinary” Chevys and Buicks were everywhere back then, but now they’re rare and surprisingly affordable. If you want authentic mid-century vibes without the price tag, skip the showboats and check out these overlooked classics—they’re finally getting the respect they deserve! #Cars #ClassicCars #CarEnthusiast

James Smith

Can You Name These 1950s Car Legends?

Vintage car lovers, this is your time to shine! Think you can name all 8 of the most iconic cars from the 1950s? From the flashy tailfins of the Cadillac Eldorado,1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1955 Ford Thunderbird, 1959 Cadillac Eldorado, 1950 Buick Roadmaster, 1957 Chevrolet Corvette, 1956 Chrysler 300B, 1959 Dodge Power Wagon, 1958 Plymouth Fury to the sporty vibes of the Chevy Corvette, these rides defined an era of style and innovation. Swipe through, guess the models, and see how many you get right—bonus points if you know the rare ones! Which one would you want in your garage? #Cars #ClassicCars #1950s

William Goodwin

This Cop Car Never Saw Action!

Imagine buying a 1995 Chevy Caprice 9C1 police car, fully decked out in black and white, and then never driving it. That’s what happened here—this beast has just 11 miles on the clock! It’s basically a time capsule from the era of V8-powered sedans chasing down Mustangs. The wild part? It was never actually used by the police. Now it’s up for auction, and the big question is: preserve it, or finally let it loose? #Cars #CarEnthusiast #ClassicCars

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