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Current Market Value for a concours-quality, documented provenance, numbers matching tri-power four speed example: $82,000 - $140,000 high retail. For...

@geno Amen to that!

@geno That’s odd brother, I thought that you were more of a honker man than a rump man. Oh well, whatever turns your crank!

I won’t get into it here, but I hit rock-bottom years ago John. With the help of my wife, friends, therapists, and doctors, things got better. You nee...

I 100% agree with what Geno will say!

I believe I’m going to be in the minority here, but I love the ‘53 thru ‘55 Vette. The sixes were under performers for sure, but to me the design and ...

Fun fact…From everything I’ve read on the subject, most testers agree that the ‘65 L78 396 was the quickest, most powerful Gen 2.

Yeah I know it ain’t a car but if I’ve always pined for this here Triumph! This is the one that I own photographed next to my giant penny. &nb...

@100ford2003 Those pics are 100% better than any 1060 brochure! His secret is a hanger full of classic 1/1’s.

This is the one model that I most regret setting a 1959 upper limit to my collecting. It’s hard to stick with it but to me it’s like quitting smoking ...

Caddy looks pure gangster, I love it. I don’t know exactly why, but when I glanced at the Chrysler I thought of the ‘Jetsons’. Not necessarily a b...