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Our Pick of the Day is this dashing 1967 AMC Marlin, the only year this model appeared on the full-size Ambassador platform.
The buzz on the Volkswagen ID.Buzz is beginning, but this is one guy who is feeling disappointed he is not in the target market.
Featured on AutoHunter is this 59,573-mile 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz convertible, one of 1,800 built for the model year. It is powered by a 365ci V8 with dual quads backed by a four-speed Hydra-matic automatic transmission. Features include the Autronic Eye, a power six-way adjustable seat, four-wheel power drum brakes, and more. Painted Olympic White and equipped with a black convertible top and black leather interior, this premium Caddy comes from the selling dealer with 1994 restoration documentation, receipts, an owner’s manual, several extra parts, and a clear title.
Back in the day, black was the color of elegance for cars. If you wanted folks to think you were somebody, your prestigious sedan was black and nothing else. This fact was reflected in Cream’s song “Politician,” in which the singer proclaims, “Hey now, Baby, get into my big black car...” What else would a somebody drive?
Automotive history has produced many an ugly car. While styling and design are subjective, sometimes we must look beneath the surface to notice an engineering solution that may outshine what turned us off. Our Pick of the Day is one of those kinds of vehicles: a 1955 Panhard Dyna Z. It is listed for sale on ClassicCars.com by a private seller in Lakewood Ranch, Florida. ( Click the link to view the listing.)
This 1967 Plymouth GTX Electromod Concept will put you out of your misery
Featured on AutoHunter is this unique 1964 Ford Econoline Travel Wagon. This Falcon-based conversion van was originally modified by Travel Equipment Corporation. Power comes from a 170ci inline-six backed by a three-speed automatic. Other features aside from the aluminum pop-up top include a gas stove top, refrigerator, sink, table, decorative curtains, and more. Painted two-tone Caribbean Turquoise and Wimbledon White over a matching interior, this camping van comes from the selling dealer with an owner’s manual and a clear title.
This week's AutoHunter Picks include cars from Detroit's traditional Low-Priced Three: Chevrolet, Ford, and Plymouth. Which one moves you?
Starting out as a submodel for 1967, the Dodge Dart GTS returned for 1968 as its own model and available with both a 340 or 383.
The 1959 Impala was the dawn of a new day for Chevrolet, but it also was the twilight of the fuel-injected 283 for passenger cars.
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