Tag: Catch of the day
by Steve Haas in Listings
One of our favorite time killers is browsing the “Other Makes” category for some oddball, rare, or interesting vehicles. Today’s example certainly fits the rare and interesting description. The Jensen Interceptor was a hybrid of British luxury, Italian design (originally designed by Touring) and reliable American V8 power. The model was made between 1966 and [...]
Classic muscle cars are a staple on eBay Motors and there are hundreds listed and sold every day. What makes this 1970 Plymouth Barracuda special is that the seller claims this particular model was the first ever third generation Hemi-Cuda built in August 1969. Whereas the first and second generation ‘Cudas were based off of [...]
by eBay Motors in Listings
The Muntz Jet was conceived by California used-car salesman Earl “Madman” Muntz, the Jet looks a lot like the 1949 Kurtis Sport Car (built by Frank Kurtis of Kurtis-Omohundro Comet fame). And not without reason: Muntz liked the Sport Car enough to license the tooling. But Muntz’s convertible, produced from 1950 to 1954, wasn’t merely [...]
by Derek Mau in Listings, Vintage Cars
Finding unique and rare cars on eBay is not uncommon. This past month we found a Lamborghini Countach replica that was hand-built in a Wisconsin basement and a Chevy truck originally owned by the “king of cool”, Steve McQueen. This week our special find is a 1953 Arnolt-MG Bertone Coupe of which there were only [...]
by eBay Motors in Custom, Listings
Ever wonder what you could build in your basement with a cool set of tools? Ken knew exactly what he wanted to build after seeing the movie, Cannonball Run, and he had the skills to do it. Hence, the decade long project of building a Lamborghini Countach from scratch. Props to Ken’s wife who patiently [...]
by Tony Piff in Listings, Vintage Cars
Of all the vintage sports coupes to choose from, the first-gen Datsun Z car is, in my opinion, the one to have. You can see how Nissan designers took simultaneous inspiration from sexy European curves and American “pony car” muscle, creating something uniquely Japanese—best realized in the small-bumper 240Z of 1970-73. In addition to looks, [...]
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