The original Daihatsu Midget was a peculiar 3-wheeled, single-seat “mini-truck” resembling a fusion of French, Polish, and Neptunian design language. Mercifully, it was discontinued in 1972, as the realization dawned that cars should ideally accommodate at least two, if not four, passengers. Fast forward to 1996, Daihatsu reintroduced the Midget, this time with four wheels…or […]
If I’m going to pay money for a classic car, its gonna be for the experience. I’ll pay for something that is unique, interesting, fast (or slow…depends on mood), and fun. What I won’t pay for is some silly badge of exclusivity, the latest trendy flashy cool car, an over priced restoration, or more money […]
I always feel sorry for well preserved 4-door muscle cars. They get no respect. It is a shame because they do offer more room for your kids, plus easy rear seat access for adults…and they can be picked up for cheap. Find this 1966 Chevrolet Nova 4-Door Sedan offered for $8000 in Phoenix, AZ. Tip […]
The Chevy II was introduced in 1962 as GM’s competitor to the compact Ford Falcon and eventually assumed the name Nova in 1969. The II/Nova was never designed to be a revolutionary car like the rear air-cooled engined Corvair and instead was a bare bones 18 month concept-to-showroom front engine rear drive compact that appealed […]