Tag: 70s

  • Rainbow Bright’s 1977 Chevy Scottsdale CK1

    Rainbow Bright’s 1977 Chevy Scottsdale CK1

    I believe Rainbow Bright had a car accessory, but I never knew about the full-sized truck.  That seems to be the inspiration behind the customization applied to this 1977 Chevrolet Scottsdale pickup,which sheds the macho image of most full-sized pickups. Disregard the paint choices and this is a desirable 4×4 stepside with a 400 CID…

  • Claimed Super Low Mileage Jensen GT

    Claimed Super Low Mileage Jensen GT

    We’ve featured the wonderful Jensen GT once before, but that was a project car. This appears to be a sub-9K mile car in amazing condition.  Our biggest worries here would be issues arising due to lack of use, and the fact that we’re not huge fans of white cars.  Either way, this is one of…

  • A Duster Worth Saving

    A Duster Worth Saving

    Although the muscle car era had peaked as of about 1971, there were interesting offerings around for several years afterward.  This 360/4-speed Duster is among them and is worth saving despite apparent terrible condition. The Duster was Plymouth’s semi-sporty compact offering and was closely related to the Dodge Dart. Much like the Chevy Nova and…

  • What Better Vehicle to Haul your Cadillac Land Yacht?

    What Better Vehicle to Haul your Cadillac Land Yacht?

    Here we have what we hope is a one-of-a-kind Cadillac car hauler.  That is, in and of itself, awesome,  but we also like any ad that states “comes with spare Eldorado.” “Ran when parked.”  Those are famous last words.  There are no interior pictures, but the seller says it needs work. Click for Craigslist ad…

  • Real Mavericks Buy Mercury Comets

    Real Mavericks Buy Mercury Comets

    The Mercury Comet was a twin to derivative of the Ford Maverick, which was Ford’s compact back in the day.  This car is 27.8% more luxurious than a Maverick of the same year. The seller claims this is a 63K original mile car, and the appearance certainly supports the claim.   This example features Ford’…

  • Fiat 128 Estate

    Fiat 128 Estate

    Here’s a rarely-seen-in-US Fiat 128 three-door Estate. As the seller states, some might mistake this for a Datsun 510 from a distance.  Sadly, this is a front-wheel drive car, unlike the Datsun; but the big upside – aside from pure rarity- is its unique three-door wagon body. It looks like the current owner has started…

  • Over The Top Custom ’72 Mustang

    Over The Top Custom ’72 Mustang

    This is a custom 1972 Mustang done by Eddie Paul, who has a long resume of custom work for the film industry, including The Fast and the Furious and numerous other major films. This is a full 70s-style custom and looks like it was made to compete with Mark Hamil’s “Corvette Summer” monster.  The question…

  • This Site Could Provide Endless Fun

    This Site Could Provide Endless Fun

    Crutchfield either hosts this site or just plays along with it.  Either way, it’s awesome! Click to visit Crutchfield Vintage I remember this item – was almost guilted into buying it.  Luckily, $14 was still a big deal at the time. Yes, the late Leonard Nimoy was featured!  May you rest in peace, good sir.

  • Rare in the US: Fiat 126

    Rare in the US: Fiat 126

    The 126 was Fiat’s early 1970s replacement for the aged 500, which had been around since the late 1950s. These never officially came to the US, so they’re rare here. This car’s 126p designation means this Italian-engineered microcar was made in Poland. Yes, this is a microcar and it gets extra points for its rear…

  • Our Most 70s Post in Quite Some Time

    Our Most 70s Post in Quite Some Time

    We’re fans of any ad that rightfully includes the “time capsule” quote and proudly calls attention to the presence of a Craig 8-track player and Muntz speakers.  Yes, this is a full 70s custom built on a Datsun pickup in the heart of the Corvette Summer days. Click for Craigslist ad Riverside, CA $7,500 The…