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This 1950 Chevy One Ton, with a 9' wooden bed, has been garage kept. The odometer didn't work when I purchased it, and it still doesn't. Clean title.Over 4 weeks ago on Yupyi!Tools
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… Supreme Notchback The notchback body shell was introduced on the Pontiac Grand Prix in 1969. For 1970, this "formal roofline" was also used on the Monte Carlo and Cutlass Supreme. The Supreme was again available in only thr...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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1953 MG TD Roadster In the early 1950's MG decided to go after the American market and did so with full on assault of the MD TD. With its rag top, a more powerful engine, shorter in length, and sports car handling, one could drive like Sterling Mo...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Pickup The 1961 Studebaker Champ had the grille of a Lark, the bed of a pickup, and dim prospects for a long-term future. The Champ was part of a Studebaker truck design generation introduced for 1960. Studebaker truck stylin...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Sedan An automotive masterpiece that was penned by storied designer Elwood Engel, the fourth-generation Continental makes a big first impression. For starters, this era of Continental was the first mass-produced automobile...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Jeep As its title alludes to in a roundabout way, this song is centered on the emotional disposition of a fictional character named "Painless Pole" Waldowski who was featured in the 1970 movie version of "M*A*S*H". Said character ...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Hardtop The production Riviera was introduced on October 4, 1962, as a 1963 model, its distinctive body shell was unique to the marque, unusual for a GM product. The design was substantially the same as the original, less expens...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Hardtop Your first impression when you approach this 1977 Lincoln Town Coupe is that it's simply mammoth. On a 127-inch wheelbase, it rivals the biggest cars of the '50s, and today anything with 127 inches between the wheels is...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… VJ3 463 Convertible Tracking the design history of today's sport utility vehicle is something few will consider thinking about for the next several decades. For many, there's nothing "sporty" about them; they're just gas-sucki...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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1962 Jaguar MK II Saloon The word 'saloon' comes from the French 'salon', which means a large room. The term 'saloon car' was originally used to refer to the luxury carriages on a train. It was adopted by British carmakers in the early part of the...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Convertible Like Philadelphia Suburb wide travel lane "Street Road" Chrysler had a "full size muscle car". This is certainly an oxymoron, but a successful one in the form of the 300. The convertible top version seemed like an aft...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… 542 Hardtop After launching the popular Rambler, Nash worked for many years on an even smaller car. Its first public concept, the NXI, (Nash Experimental International), was shown in 1949, followed after one year by the NKI,...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… The Oldsmobile Toronado was sold from 1966 through 1992. It was built as a low-priced luxury car with excellent performance and a revolutionary design. The name Toronado has no meaning; it was made up for a 1963 Chevrolet ...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Supreme Brougham Throughout history, the Oldsmobile story has inspired many automotive historians with its rich and celebrated heritage which started right in Michigan's capital city of Lansing. I remember a particularly ex...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Club Sedan The Packard 200 was an automobile model produced by the Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan during model years 1951 and 1952. Models in the 200 designation represented the least expensive Packard model range,...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
