Sabra built only 354 of these little gems. The one for sale on eBay could be the best example of the Sabra convertible in the world.
A relatively restrained use of chrome gives the Seville an elegant and subtly luxurious look, at least by 1957 standards.
The long-time DeLorean fan added a turbocharger and an iPad-powered dashboard—complete with head-up display. The response was fantastic.
Once upon a time in America, two-door wagons were a thing. This restomod 1964 Chevelle 300 wagon shows how cool they were.
The fully restored 1947 Dodge WF-32 was quite literally a barn find that had slumbered since 1981.
The Model B often gets overlooked. But fortunately, savvy builders are still turning the Model B into compelling street rods.
The current owner bought what was a very nice running and driving Tiger. Since then, he made it into an absolutely lovely example.
AMC bet on road racing with the Javelin in the SCCA Trans-Am series. The Javelin Trans-Am on eBay leaps out of the pages of history.
The 1976 Datsun 280Z currently is a sleek rally-ready beast. It's equipped with skid plates and Baja-style lights.
The 1957 Jeep FC is genuinely roadworthy and packs 400 horsepower. Its 327 cubic-inch small-block V-8 was lifted from a 1968 Corvette.
The ’63 split-window Corvette is not symmetrical. The off-kilter design was modified by long succession of famous car builders.
The Allard M-1 was always rare—just 499 were produced. Only about 60 exist now, including the shining example on eBay.
Rolls-Royce cars that originally cost hundreds of thousands of dollars can be had for the price of a pre-owned Camry.
The talk show host takes one look at the Morris Minor Traveller, inhales its lingering 1960 aroma, and exclaims, “This is punk rock.”
The Volkswagen bus is iconic and special. But we rarely encounter one retrofitted with a humongous 509 cubic-inch Cadillac V-8 engine.
GM Task Force trucks introduced refinement not previously seen in work vehicles. This gorgeous restomod is a shining example.
The automotive carcass in St. Louis has a Buy-It-Now price of $3,500. The tree growing through the chassis is included.
The ultimate version of the Ferrari 488 supercar is the Pista. It gets oomph from the most powerful V-8 engine in Ferrari history.
The Jaguar Classic brand builds limited editions of its most storied cars. Now, the Le Mans-winning C-Type racer gets its turn.
From 20 yards away, there's not much to hint at what lurks beneath this RX-7's hood. But look closer.
The 1971 2800 CS now listed on eBay was modified to resemble the race-friendly CSL “Batmobile” version that came later.
