Post-war Rolls Royce and Bentley models are arguably one of the most beautifully sculpted, and most recognizable luxury vehicles ever to leave the Crewe production factory. Much like the Rolls Roy...

For sale at the St. Louis Car Museum is a beautiful, frame-off restored 1934 Chevrolet DB Master Pickup wonderfully finished in an excellent color combination. This is a solid example of a hard to ...

After World War II, Chrysler jumped back into production with very few modifications to their model lineup and available body styles. For this reason, the modest 250.6ci Straight Six was remained ...

Offered for sale, and on display, at the St. Louis Car Museum is a custom built 1965 Colcock 17-foot Hydroplane named “True North” that is stunning in every detail! Originally designed by nationall...

History About Ford's Model A400 Example: As the original Ford Model A production was nearing completion, Ford announced a special Convertible Sedan model in the Deluxe line on May 22nd, 193...

Offered here is a 2008 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4x4 finished in Flame Red over new Red/Black combination leatherette interior. This customized Rubicon was professionally upgraded with a 6.1L Hemi V8 ...

In response to the fast-rising costs of racing in the 1940's, Frank Kurtis offered Midget racing cars in both complete and kit forms that were capable of accommodating Ford's 136ci V8/60hp engine. ...

The third generation of the CL-Class Mercedes-Benz was introduced in 2006 and carried the line through to its production end in 2014. After 6 years of development, this fully redesigned Coupe woul...

After World War II, most manufacturers fulfilled the public's desire for new automobiles with continuations of the pre-war body designs. It was far too expensive to retool the equipment, so it wou...

In the early midst of the American muscle car scene, the small sports car market was soon to be awoken by the vast marketing hype from Ford with the unveiling of the new Mustang. Little do many car...