This 1965 Mustang recently received many new mechanical parts, but would you perform an engine upgrade?

This 1969 Dodge Coronet has been in hiding for 25 years. But the seller has gotten it running, leaving some of the cosmetics to you.

Bought new in Texas, this one-owner Ram 250 Custom is a little dinged up but it's solid. How would you use this truck?

This 1967 Ford Thunderbird is of the unusual 4-door variety, and it's claimed to be running and driving well!

With a replacement engine, this Celica ST Sport Coupe with 5-speed would be fun to own. Have any of you had one?

This 1987 Pontiac Grand Prix would benefit from some cosmetic improvements, but it's got several new parts and is reported to run great!

This 1936 Ford Five-Window Coupe is a very solid starting point for a great driver, but it has a significant number of unfinished upgrades.

This 1983 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight Regency has only traveled 3,812 miles, with the seller claiming the condition is still like brand new!

This 1997 Oldsmobile Aurora is a 1-owner example that is equipped with the desirable Autobahn package.

This 1981 Honda Prelude is in spectacular condition, especially for a car bought new in Vancouver.

This 1992 Mitsubishi Pajero is loaded up with all the features JDM enthusiasts want, including a 5-speed manual.

This 1967 Ford Mustang GT 390 has generated considerable interest since hitting the market. See if you can tell what the fuss is about.

It has taken twenty-one years for this 1964 Chevelle SS to achieve perfection, but now you could drive it home.

This one-owner 1980 Fiat Spider 2000 is a rust-free classic needing nothing but a new home.

This Michelotti-styled 1953 Siata 208S spider was built by Motto and thanks to a non-matching numbers engine, could sell at a bargain price!

Rare to see today, this Commuter Industries TE-380 is $500. Have any of you heard of this company?

This 1970 Ford Custom is a rare car. It's only one of a few hundred built to be used as a taxi -- which it never was.

By now, many have forgotten about Dodge's Shadow, such as this 1991 convertible. It was a cheap, but fun car, and this example is pretty fair!

The Ford Mustang made quite a stir in the 1960s and they sold a ton like this '66 edition. It looks to have been restored, at least partially.

What's your top bid on this beautiful blue luxury Ferrari?

Are you willing to take a chance on a self-proclaimed "twenty-footer"? Does word of a bad freeze plug shake your confidence at all?

This 1958 Chevy Corvette has only known one family since the turbulent 1960s. Stored for years, it now needs a full restoration.

This largely original 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport SportsRoof isn't perfect, but it's a solid example of one of the best Torinos.

This 1965 Chevy II Nova is a sleeper of sorts. It has a pumped up 250 inline-6, but will it burn rubber?

It's unusual to find a Ferrari project in any setting, and certainly in a barn in Raleigh, North Carolina.

This 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass is described as a time capsule, and it's said to be original down to the spare tire and rim!

Other than an older repaint, this 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger seems like an original car. And ready for a new home.

The seller is asking $9,750 for this '66 C10 with a 250-six and 4-speed. How much would you pay?

Real Dino money not required—would you drive this 1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Spyder replica, or hold out for the real thing?

The seller wants $2,000 for this Comuta-Car. We know, don't take it on the freeway and don't get hit by a texting driver, otherwise you're good.

The seller claims their father has 40 years of documentation to accompany the sale of this 1986 TVR 280i.

The seller of this 1978 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible inherited the car and doesn't want it - would you snatch it up?

When it comes to mint condition cars, this low-mileage 1982 Ford LTD might be one of the best we've seen.

Hondas are almost always modified, and this 1998 Honda Prelude is shockingly stock with the preferred 5-speed.

This 1991 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 presents superbly and has a genuine 39,000 miles on the clock.

This 1976 Oldsmobile Toronado Brougham features a refreshed 455ci V8 under the hood and 48,500 miles on the clock.

This project may be a rare 1968 AMC AMX. It's one of only 900 made with ihis engine/transmission combo.

This 2007 Bentley Azure was built for the Rich & Famous. But time and depreciation have made it more affordable today.

This 1986 Mercedes-Benz 190E Cosworth is a dedicated track car, built partially in homage to the Race of Champions.

Hailing from Poland is this Euro-spec 1992 BMW 316i tourer. This station wagon is in like new condition and is one of BMW's most popular series.

The Ford Taurus was part family car, part luxury car, and part muscle car. If you bought the SHO model, like this nice 1994 edition.

One of just 1,165 built—would you drive this 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Hurst W-30 or tuck it away as a collectible?

1962 Corvair Convertible is equipped with a manual transmission, but it's going to need an engine rebuild.

This 1965 Chevy Impala convertible looks as nice as they come. Its not numbers matching but is a nice driver for weekend outings.

You don’t see early REO cab-over trucks like this anymore—how would you bring this 1961 survivor back to life?

We've seen this 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo before, and now it's offered by the shop that reportedly performed $11K in repairs.

The 1968 Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado was a high point of GM styling, and this example has benefited from a lot of recent work.

This 1961 Buick Electra 225 convertible was a top shelf model back in its day. It runs but will need a complete and total restoration.

This 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 lives in a sketchy structure waiting to be saved. The original engine is among the MIA.

Harley-Davidson fans, listen up! Here's another collectible for your garage from H-D's deep past, a "Classic" Harley golf cart.