A 1936 Cord Phaeton Convertible. 'Built by the Auburn Automobile Company, it was one of the first American-designed and built front-wheel-drive cars with independent front suspension.'3wk ⋅ sbgroup65 ⋅ r/classiccars
Not everyone’s cup of tea, but my new to me 58 GMC pick up with a built 327 and th350. Will be using as a cruiser and errand truck. I love it!2yr ⋅ ianbax ⋅ r/classiccars
I think everyone here wishes that discount auto dealerships still looked like this!3yr ⋅ JLGoodwin1990 ⋅ r/classiccars
We mounted a collection of my Grandfather's work from his days as a styling artist at Chrysler in the 1960s and 70s.4yr ⋅ bitwarrior80 ⋅ r/classiccars
My dream car to own ever since I was a teenager. Something about the 67-70 models of Camaro’s just oozes perfection.2yr ⋅ Mongo_HorsePuncher ⋅ r/classiccars
One of my good buddies passed away in his sleep the other day, no signs of any problems or anything. He was only 17. He dailied this ‘77 Chevy with a smallblock, he was constantly working on it and doing little improvements. Everyone loved him and his sweet truck.4yr ⋅ Killer-Chops-Rideblu ⋅ r/classiccars
My dads 1940’(s) Plymouth. It’s almost done after a 10+ year restore.7mo ⋅ The-1Kraken ⋅ r/classiccars
The 1961 Lincoln Continental is almost universally regarded as one of the finest car designs ever to come from the USA.2yr ⋅ Nick-Olay ⋅ r/classiccars
Today in 1953, in Flint, Michigan, Chevrolet produced the first Corvette.1yr ⋅ FranAn25 ⋅ r/classiccars
I finally bought myself a Model T! Took of few years of saving and searching but I finally got one. She's far from perfect but I wouldn't trade her for anything.3yr ⋅ deeznutsorwhatever ⋅ r/classiccars
Middle of northern Tennessee, at a gas station in a random small town.2yr ⋅ Joblacksmith ⋅ r/classiccars
Heard What Happened To The Price Of This One?, Buick Estate Wagon, January 19561yr ⋅ Granite-M ⋅ r/classiccars
Finally got something I can post here instead of just creeping! Heres my 68 Impala Custom2yr ⋅ Shaunvw ⋅ r/classiccars
Two men sit among the pieces of a disassembled Ford Maverick in front of the U.S. Capitol (April 30th, 1969)2yr ⋅ TheBitterSeason ⋅ r/classiccars
Got a photo of this cool car from the 50's(?) cruising down the PCH yesterday. Unsure of make and model1yr ⋅ MountainManDan94 ⋅ r/classiccars
I inherited this 68 C20 58k mile survivor from my Grandma who ordered it from dealer in Fallon, NV.3yr ⋅ shouttag_russ ⋅ r/classiccars
The Lamborghini Miura is a sports car produced by Italian automaker Lamborghini between 1966 and 1973. The car was the first supercar with a rear mid-engined two-seat layout, although the concept was first seen in a production road car with Rene Bonnet's Matra Djet, introduced in 1964.1yr ⋅ TamerDubai ⋅ r/classiccars
Just picked up this 73 c10 step side with a 250 6 cylinder any suggestions on a name Or what I should do to it?10mo ⋅ Prolong_Zedong ⋅ r/classiccars
My car may not be the fastest there but, it’s definitely the most beautiful car at the cruise tonight2yr ⋅ Dukeboy_0169 ⋅ r/classiccars
1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup we rescued from Texas. Can’t wait to drive it a bunch next spring!!!1yr ⋅ Iron_Trap_Garage ⋅ r/classiccars
Just purchased this 1977 Lincoln Continental Coupe . Everything I want in a classic2yr ⋅ JimTheGymRat ⋅ r/classiccars
Cadillac Series 90 Roadster from 1937, 7.4 litre V16 (2019 Toronto auto show) [oc]4mo ⋅ AmateurPhotog57 ⋅ r/classiccars
Saw this old beauty during a parade a few days ago(Unknown vehicle)7mo ⋅ Insanegamer-4567 ⋅ r/classiccars
Would you still pay roughly $23K (*Inflated price for 2021) for this Dart Swinger 340 today?2yr ⋅ NotWorthyByAnyMeans ⋅ r/classiccars
68 911L out this evening for auction photos. It’s just so pretty. I’m sorry to sell it as I know I’ll never be able to buy another one.1yr ⋅ 30somethingireland ⋅ r/classiccars
‘85 Vouge 454 29’ my apologies if against the rules. Just got it so freaking out a bit.1yr ⋅ 3d_ist ⋅ r/classiccars
1932 Duesenberg Model SJ. 320 hp - from the FACTORY! In the early 1930s!2yr ⋅ Nick-Olay ⋅ r/classiccars
When your fuel cost is more than your mortgage, you have a problem. I simply cannot afford to fuel these 7.5L beasts anymore. I've had to trade my big blocks in for small blocks, 5MPG just doesn't cut it anymore.2yr ⋅ lordofthemanor87 ⋅ r/classiccars
