Put these cars on your Black Friday shopping list.
What a diverse market the collector car industry represents. Every week, the Motorious editorial staff does a dive into the classified section of the site to find the cars for sale that we would want to buy for ourselves. These cars are more than worthy of a new garage, and we're thrilled to be able to share our picks with the readers each week. Here is a list of cars to check out as November rolls on.
This 1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Is In Search Of A New Trail
Classic Jeeps are all the rage nowadays due to their excellent Utility, vintage styling, and build quality. It's challenging to find an automotive enthusiast who loves these fantastic cars, but that poses another issue. The issue is that these vehicles are also becoming scarce due to the incredible following that surrounds the brand in its entirety. One of the most significant parts of the Jeep brand is its focus on building some of the nation's most capable SUVs. While it's unsure if this is an SUV or would be classified as a station wagon of sorts, this vehicle still fits the bill exceptionally well for anyone looking for a capable daily driver or Utility-based project.
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1976 Restomod Bronco Is Looking For A New Trail To Blaze
The first-generation Bronco was an instant success for starting what can now be described as the SUV take over of the American automotive industry. This came from over 11 years of being one of the only vehicles on the market to combine practicality and utility with offroading fun and performance at the time. Ever since then, we've heard endless talk about how awesome the famous Ford SUV is in every way. Without a doubt, this vehicle is the most popular truck in the classic SUV and truck community. So what if you are one of the millions of enthusiasts who want to get their hands on one of these beautiful vehicles?
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Holman-Moody Ford Struts Its Stuff On The Auction Block
Holman-Moody has become highly iconic within the automotive industry, especially in the NASCAR fandom. This is mainly due to their incredible role in shaping the way we build our race cars and helping to cement the distinctly American idea of always being the best into the hearts of enthusiasts across the nation. Everything from Nascar to road racing has seen these incredible cars fighting tooth and nail to take home the prize every time rubber touches asphalt. Nowadays, the company produces racing cars that push what an American speed demon can do. However, the classics are the actual diamonds in the rough.
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1969 Pontiac Firebird Convertible Looking For New Skies Ahead
Pontiac was once at the top of the American performance food chain before its tragic collapse in 2009. GM created the brand to fill the gap between Chevy and some of its more luxury-oriented manufacturers. It allotted the driver plenty of performance and style for a lower price than the far more striking models of the time. Unfortunately, as time went on, the public became disinterested in Pontiac, going so far as to label the brand as a grandma's car company. This was an issue that deviated from everything the manufacturer initially stood for, and the Pontiac production crew had just the solution.
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LS Powered 1965 Chevy C10 Restomod Is A True Dream Truck
The Chevy C10 pickup truck has gained unmeasurable popularity over the recent years. Chevy designed the C10 on a 1/2 ton chassis and its proved to be one of the most versatile trucks ever made. With vintage good looks and rugged capabilities, we can’t ignore these highly collectible Chevy trucks. This stunning 1965 Chevy C10 restomod pickup truck will bring you the best of all worlds.
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1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 Is The Ultimate Olds
From the very beginning, Oldsmobile had big plans for the Cutlass to dominate the muscle car era. The 442 package debuting in 1964 was just the start of it. By 1965 it became clear that Oldsmobile had a secret weapon for the 442 in development. While enthusiasts got little hints of the ultimate goal with the W-29 Package, the secret was otherwise fully kept right up until its release date. So much so, that dealers didn’t even know what was coming. Meanwhile, other muscle cars of the same time period, some more popular, were struggling to keep up with the 442’s already pavement blistering performance capabilities. When equipped with a manual transmission, slicks, and headers, the car was able to easily break into the 13-seconds at the drag strip and the W-30 Package only added to the car’s potency.
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2017 Dodge Viper ACR Pushes The Limits Of American Performance
Dodge has been known as a full-blown icon in the United States of America for over 121 years, making some of the most powerful cars that this world has ever seen. You can say what you want about how some European brands make better quality interiors, better handling, or more aerodynamically designed cars. But the simple matter of it is that Dodge will beat them all into a bloody pulp in a race when given the proper motivation. That's the American way, we're better than all of the rest without exception, and that is exactly what this car was built to represent. So what vehicle are we talking about that is so incredible it takes the title for one of the most significant automobiles ever made?
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1968 Ford Bronco Is A Perfect Vintage SUV
While the excitement around the new Ford Bronco is at a fever pitch, the original Ford Bronco simply can’t be beat. The market for classic first-gen Ford Broncos is red hot these days, and this cool blue '68 Bronco is one mean machine. This 1968 Ford Bronco is ready for cruising and showing, and you can add it to your vintage SUV collection.
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