This 1973 Monte Carlo has swing-out Strato-bucket seats inside and a 454 under the hood.

This 1979 Buick LeSabre has the one-year-only Palm Beach package, and it's 1 of only 4,001 produced!

This 1986 Chevrolet C-10 hides a modern 5.3L V8 swap under its clean, mostly original looks—would you leave it stock-looking or make it stand out?

Hardly seen today are Studebakers such as this 1957 President sedan. Its needs are minimal, just some interior work. It's really a cool find!

Is the Porsche 968 the last collectible Porsche that doesn't cost 911 money to buy? This auction could give us an answer.

The seller is asking $180 or offer for this slot car set. Are any of you into slot car racing?

Offered at no reserve, this 1984 Ford F-250 comes from long-term family ownership and is equipped with a manual.

Here's a German micro-car looking for a mechanic willing to tackle its funky little engine. Check out this 1960 NSU Prinz!

This 1959 TVR Grantura is a rare find, but will take considerable effort to restore and reassemble.

With rust on the floors and some body rust, and a backfiring carb, how much would you pay for this Bronco? $4,000? More?

This 1985 Porsche 911 Cabriolet features the rare and desirable turbo-look upgrade, along with upgraded suspension and brakes.

If you fancy a British sports car most have never seen in real life, then consider bidding on this 1977 Lotus Eclat.

This 1966 Dodge Charger has been sitting for a while, but it seems like a worthwhile project for those seeking a first-generation example!

This rare Carryall Suburban is being offered as a no reserve auction! Will you rescue it?

This 1958 Ford Panel Truck previously served in fire investigation duties, and it's only been driven a total of 14,000 miles!

This beautiful 1970 Plymouth Cuda now sports a pro-built 440 under the hood, but the factory 383 engine is also included in the sale!

So what if you used to own its corporate twin--this 1973 might still not be your smartest buy, but why not listen to your heart?

This 1957 Chrysler Windsor remains largely original, including the paint and dealer-installed plastic seat covers!

This 1975 Mercedes-Benz O 309 D has been parked for a while, but should be ready to go after some fuel system work is performed!

This 1988 Chevrolet Camaro IROC Z28 convertible has under 80K miles and is offered with no reserve.

This 1972 BMW 2002 Tii is a recent garage find wearing desirable Colorado Orange paint and needing restoration.

The seller of this 1972 Maserati Indy 4.9 has gone through the trouble of restoring the body, but now wants to sell the project.

This 1959 Jaguar MK2 3.8 is a claimed one family-owned example that's been stored indoors since 1982.

This 1980 Volkswagen Vanagon has just been mechanically refreshed after several years off the road.

This 1974 Jensen Interceptor was dug out of a Florida estate - is it worth restoring?

Two MBG GT cars up for grabs: a '72 ready to go, and a '70 needing everything - which would you choose?

This 1987 Buick Grand National needs attention. But perhaps not with its hot motor which we're told is new.

The supercharged 1963 Studebaker Avanti produced one horsepower per cubic inch. But it's been upgraded and should be even more potent now.

Modified to be a motorcycle hauler, this RV is $5,000 or best offer. Would you haul your motorcycles back there?

1967 Pontiac GTOs with a convertible top, 4-speed, and "inner red fender liners" are harder to come by. This one may only need new paint.

This rare sports car has been parked for 40+ years. It needs someone to rescue it and get it back on the road where it belongs!

This 1967 Chevrolet Camaro looks presentable-ish. But under the surface, it needs everything. Do you have the cash to revive it?

This well-preserved 1970 Ford Falcon came from an estate sale out west, and it's still equipped with the original engine and transmission!

This 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible is already a capable driver, but it also seems like a desirable restoration candidate!

This rare 1950 Packard Eight wagon is a project, but all the parts are there and it seems to have strong bones to work with!

This 1985 Porsche 944 was on its way to becoming a clone of a famous shooting brake conversion, but progress appears to have stalled.

This 1984 Toyota Land Cruiser is in incredible condition, still wearing original paint and equipped with a manual gearbox.

This 1992 Acura Legend L is offered for sale by its long-time original owner and appears to be in excellent condition.

This 1968 Pontiac Bonneville had just one prior owner. And it's a convertible with low miles, too!

This Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme isn't what we'd consider a collectible, but so few are left that it could be worth saving.

This 1992 Ford F-150 comes to Maryland from the West Coast with loads of factory equipment and a rare 5-speed.

This 1988 Cadillac Allanté presents beautifully, representing affordable top-down classic motoring for its new owner.

This spotless 1979 Camaro Z28 has a genuine 32,000 miles on the clock and is loaded with desirable factory options.

Are you a fan of the Chevy Vega? Well, the seller has a pair from 1971 and 1973, and one comes with a 350 V8!

This 1960 Chevy Impala has Fred Flintstone floors, but the rest of the rusty car is said to be mostly intact.

This 1982 Ferrari 400i is a lovely example of a rarely seen GT model with the elusive 5-speed manual.

The seller is asking $6,500 for this aircraft tug with 4x4 and 4-wheel steering. How would you use this tug?

This 1976 Porsche 914 2.0 is in wonderful condition, with lots of nice OEM details and low miles.

This 1957 Studebaker Provincial wagon project is mostly complete and wearing its original black plates—would you restore it stock or build a custom?

This 1985 T-Bird may not be up for sale for long; it's being sold as a "cherry" 79,000-mile original with a bargain $3,500 price tag.