The aftermath of World War II was a fertile breeding ground for the sports cars of the 1950s. Everyone needs money, and Americans had plenty to spend after World War II. That in a nutshell explains the parade of new sports cars that charmed Americans in the 1950s.
like classic cars if someone buys some from a junkyard restores them completly can the just put them in their parking lot put a sticker on it and sell it or is that illegal? It’s not a yard sell and I own the parking lot
for example chevy – chevelle,nova,camaro,MonteCarlo Malibu and –How much do you think they are ? if someone has bought one and restored it i will like to know. thanxz
I’d love to buy an older convertible sports car.. I’m thinking a 70′s MG or Alfa Romeo.. The problem is, I’m not mechanically inclined at all! Do you think that both would be a bad idea?
I bought a early 60s chevy I bought it from craigslist, when the car was shipped here I already have the title. I was checking the cowl matching things up I guess I figured vin tag be there. I’m in a state that requires vin inspection to register the car. The owner won’t take the [...]
Broadway title will do one for 0 and International will do one for 5. The way it works is the company buys your car from you with your signature on a title ap and they register it in their company name and send the valid title along with all necessary paperwork for you to transfer [...]
It’s to be the 2nd family car. It’s had 1 owner since new and 1 mechanic with full history. It loks a beaut. It’s done 227k miles. Should I buy it?
