Created by industrial designer, Brook Stevens, who was responsible for innovations spanning some 60 years! With his automobile passion and career with Studebaker, he designed his own vehicle along...

Jaguars Mark V was the first new Jaguar model to come out post-war and was produced from 1948 until 1951. Being the first Jaguar to have independent front suspension, hydraulic brakes, fender skir...

Nicknamed the “Big Healey” and one of Britain's best-known sports cars was the Austin Healey 3000 due to its powerful 6-cylinder engine. The first Mark III BJ8's were introduced in December of 196...

The XKE series Jaguar was an instant success from the moment it appeared on the automotive scene in 1961! Featuring monocoque construction, 4-wheel independent suspension & disc brakes, and rack &...

The Dodge Durango began in 1998 and its first generations were very similar as they were based on the Dodge Dakota and Ram pick-up trucks. It's first 2 generations were produced in Newark, Delawar...

The final year of the “Baby Bird” came about in 1957, and with it the most refined attributes. Styling of late-1950's cars had reached a peak and nearly all manufacturers were sporting fins, art d...

1948 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet remarkably well documented history having only 5 owners from new! Survives with all original body and chassis, never being exposed to inclement weather! Total hi...

On display and for sale at the St. Lous Car Museum is a highly optioned Thunderbird convertible equipped with favorable 428ci V8 and automatic transmission, air conditioning, dual power seats, powe...

The Continental GT was the first mass-produced vehicles from Bentley after their acquisition by Volkswagen AG. This model was a brilliant new design that became an immediate success at the Geneva A...

Designed as a pony car to compete with the Ford Mustang, Pontiac introduced the Firebird in 1967 around the same time Mercury unleashed the cougar and Chevrolet unveiled the Camaro, which shared th...

Named for the popular Warner Brothers cartoon character, the Road Runner, Plymouth manufactured it with no frills and few amenities in order to save cost and weight on top of the Belvedere platform...

Significant changes to the 1965 Pontiac GTO included the famous stacked headlights, simulated hood scoops, slightly longer body, better breathing engine that produced more horsepower, improved brak...

Possibly the most recognizable car every produced, it is lusted after around the world. The air-cooled Porsche 911's evolution from its first model year in 1965 until its demise in 1998 made for a...

An icon in American automotive design known throughout the world! Considered the junior Cadillac to consumers, it possessed the classic 1950's rear fins, plenty of trim to polish from front to bac...

Cadillac Motor Company would reveal several new models in 1940 and say goodbye to others, marking the last year for the mighty V-16 engine option in the Ninety Series after 11 years, as well as the...

History About The Mercury Cougar: The Cougar was brought to the market in 1967 as an upscaled twin to the Ford Mustang, and the XR-7 package pushed the luxury and muscle combo a step furthe...

By 1970, the horsepower race was in full swing with all automotive manufacturing firms offering multiple cars with big block V8 performance. Chevrolet introduced the mid-size, A-body Chevelle in 1...

Offered here is a stellar example of a 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster built using body components and stage III chassis from Bebops Glassworks. This is a full-fendered unit professionally finished in ...

Brief History of the Cadillac Eldorado: Cadillac's third generation Eldorado received a stylish new makeover in 1957. They treated their top-of-the-line flagship model with striking featu...

After the Great Depression of 1929 had crippled American lifestyle, Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit, MI felt buyers of their exclusive product line would require more value for their money onc...

During the years 1950 through 1974, Oldsmobile's most profitable line was the 88-Series, especially its entry level priced Dynamic 88. Oldsmobile began making station wagons again after a 6-year h...

For sale at the St. Louis Car Museum is an extremely original Excalibur Series I SSK Roadster finished in rare factory Black over Red! This Excalibur example has been under the careful care of the ...

Offered here is gorgeous 1940 Ford Standard Tudor street rod finished in slick Fiesta Red over matching Fiesta Red & Black combination interior! It features a GM crate 350ci V8 with Vortec heads a...

Finished in striking all original Chesterfield Brown Metallic exterior paint and original Antique Light Buckskin leather interior and matching Buckskin convertible top, this rare and desirable 1976...

History About Oldsmobile's 98 Model: The third generation of Oldsmobile's flagship Ninety-Eight model series was introduced in 1949 with an advertising emphasis on the new “Futuramic” auto...