Have you always wanted that 70s dune buggy experience but been put off by the lack of a set of usable back seats? Fear not, Daily Turismo has got the solution for you — a custom built Meyers Manx with room for four people. Find this 1962 Meyers Manx offered for $4,750 in San Jose, CA […]
The builder of this next car must have thought: Why should people without kids have all the fun? Those without a rowdy brood in the nest already have less stress, more sleep, a clean house, and money in the bank –why should they get to have all the fun on wheels too? Let’s build a […]
I know what you are thinking. Who wants to read a feature about a crummy 1996 Oldsmobile Aurora? Look closer, however, and you will find that this is actually two crummy Buick Regals that have been sawed in half and welded together. The question is, what would you do with it? Find this 1991 & 1992 […]
The last of the classic full-sized American built station wagons (Buick Roadmaster or Chevrolet Caprice) rolled off GM’s assembly line in Arlington, Texas in 1996– but in another time those things clogged the roads filled with families doing things like going to church or traveling to Aunt May’s house for a weekend of running around […]
This next feature comes as a tip with full commentary from Andy L: For many of us belonging to a certain age group (old), there are a set of fond memories surrounding a giant station wagon. Mine revolve around a certain car belonging to my aunt and uncle who lived down the street and had […]
In the late 1970s, it didn’t look good for the future of Chrysler, but two guys (Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich) pushed something they initially called “Magic-wagons” to the consumer. The concept was simple, make a van out of an economy compact platform (GM did this with the Corvans a few decades earlier, Ford with […]
When you mention the topic of customized McDonalds themed vehicles, I can’t help but instantly picture the 26″ rim equipped Regal donk that made rounds on the internet a few years ago…but this next feature isn’t colored like a set of legos and is surprisingly restrained for what it is. Find this 1986 Ford E-150 […]
The W211 generation Mercedes-Benz E-Class was built starting in 2002, right in the middle of the whole Daimler-Chrysler mess, so you would be correct to be wary. However, the E-Class was always the bread & butter of the Mercedes lineup and didn’t get the same cheapen-till-they-buy approach of the lowly C-Class, nor the needless complexity-for-the-sake-of-it […]
The Saab 95 wagon (1959-1978) is one of the best seat-to-door ratios you can get in a vintage car this side of an old school bus. The 95 was always equipped with rear facing seats to allow a total of 7 human beings the chance to ride around, albeit slowly, in a Scandinavian front driver. […]
In the “completely boring when it was new but somehow cool and interesting now” category, please direct your attention to the specimen below. It is slow, pedestrian, and cheap – but if you need a commuter car and want something quirky yet still useful and reliable, compare this to anything else in the sub-$3k price […]