Colleen Jones+FollowThis Car Was America’s Ultimate FlexThe 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II wasn’t just a ride—it was the ultimate status symbol. With only about 3,000 ever made, it was rarer than a unicorn, and its price tag was basically Rolls-Royce territory. Think gold inlays, plush leather, and custom everything. Even celebs like Elvis and Sinatra had to have one. If you ever spot one, you’re looking at pure luxury history on wheels. Would you splurge on a car like this? #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars10Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowThese Classic Cars Are Worth a Fortune NowRemember those cars you drooled over in high school? They’re now worth more than your house! From air-cooled 911s and Supras to muscle legends like the Hemi ’Cuda, collectors are dropping crazy cash on the rides that defined their youth. Even quirky picks like the BMW Z3 M Coupe and Honda S2000 are skyrocketing. If you had one of these in your garage, you might be sitting on a goldmine. Which one would you want if money was no object? #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars60Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowThis Cadillac Is the Ultimate Throwback RideImagine rolling up in a fully restored 1964 Cadillac DeVille Sedan with just 56k miles—talk about making an entrance! This Silverado Blue beauty is all about old-school luxury: plush white leather, panoramic windows, and enough chrome to turn heads for days. Under the hood? A rebuilt V8 ready for endless cruising. It’s not just a showpiece; it’s a legit, comfy cruiser that oozes vintage cool. Would you take this classic for a spin or just admire it from afar? #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars152Share
Nicole Morgan+FollowTwo Bloomington classics: A wagon’s farewell & a roadster’s winBloomington’s car scene just got a shakeup—one local’s cherished 1985 Buick LeSabre Estate wagon is searching for a new home after 40 years with the same owner. This nearly 19-foot-long family hauler, packed with memories and a powerful V-8, is ready for its next adventure. Meanwhile, another Bloomington resident took his 1976 MGB roadster on a 660-mile road trip, bringing home a trophy from a national meet. Whether you love roomy wagons or sporty convertibles, these stories remind us how cars become part of our lives. Would you rather keep a classic wagon or a nimble roadster? #Cars #Bloomington #ClassicCars00Share
James Smith+FollowLegendary NASCAR Car Sells for Millions!Check this out! Bobby Allison’s iconic 1969 Dodge Daytona, the first NASCAR car to break 200 mph, just sold for a whopping $1.32 million! This beauty, designed with help from a NASA engineer, was a game-changer on the track. Even though Allison’s record wasn’t certified, it paved the way for Buddy Baker’s official 200 mph lap. Talk about a piece of racing history! #NASCAR #ClassicCars #Auction #Cars #NASCAR #ClassicCars19717Share
Stephanie Crawford+FollowNSX Prices: Then vs. Now!Did you know the iconic Acura NSX originally cost around $60k in 1991? Adjusted for inflation, that's about $142k today! But here's the kicker: these beauties are now selling for $80k to $120k, with some even hitting $155k at auction. Talk about a classic that holds its value! #AcuraNSX #CarEnthusiast #ClassicCars #Cars #BuyingCar #AcuraNSX20Share
stephanie30+FollowThis 1939 Chevy Is All Kinds of GangsterSpotted: a 1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe that’s got serious old-school vibes with a modern twist. It’s rocking a slick black paint job, whitewall tires, and all the Art Deco details, but under the hood? A beefy 350ci V8 and 4-wheel disc brakes. The interior keeps it classy with original gauges and sneaky upgrades like hidden A/C and audio. Purists might cringe, but this ride is pure vintage cool with a $59,999 price tag. Would you cruise in this beauty or keep it stock? #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars81Share
Anna Kim+FollowFrom Rust Bucket to ShowstopperEver seen a car go from total rust bucket to jaw-dropping showpiece? DFW Speed Shop in Dallas is making it happen! These former racers now restore classic cars, and their favorite project so far is a 1973 Barracuda. They love reviving neglected rides and turning them into collector’s dreams. Seriously, who knew a forgotten car could look this good? #Cars #CarOwnership #ClassicCars10Share
Colleen Jones+FollowClassic Chevys That’ll Make You RichIf you’ve got an old Chevy stashed away, you might be sitting on a goldmine. Some classic Chevys—like the ’53 Corvette, ’69 Camaro ZL1, and ’70 Chevelle SS 454—are now worth hundreds of thousands (even millions!) at auction. These aren’t just cars; they’re rolling pieces of history that collectors are obsessed with. Got a dusty Bel Air or Impala in the garage? Time to check its value—your next vacation (or house!) could be hiding under a tarp. #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars60Share
walkerjason+FollowClassic car from New Hudson shines with LionsA 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 from New Hudson just stole the national spotlight after being featured in Sports Illustrated with Detroit Lions players. For owner Ryan Talaga, this isn’t just about the car—it’s about the memories and connections made, from family road trips to sharing stories with young car fans at events like Autorama. Now, his beloved Fairlane might be turning heads at the Woodward Dream Cruise’s 30th anniversary. It’s amazing to see how one classic ride can bring generations together and keep Detroit’s car culture alive. Who else has a car that’s part of their family story? #Cars #DetroitLions #ClassicCars10Share
