r/classiccars • u/Emergency-Resolve807 • 1d ago
The “vintage” section in the Aus Motor Manual from March 1, 1955
Can YOU name all the logos?
r/classiccars • u/Emergency-Resolve807 • 1d ago
Can YOU name all the logos?
r/classiccars • u/natattack88 • 2d ago
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Got my ‘new to me’ 1951 Ford F1 running after a few months of tinkering. The feller I bought it from hadn’t had it running for 7-10 years. I put a new fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel line in and had the original lonewolf starter rebuilt. Did an oil change, added coolant, changed a few sparkalators, rebuilt the fuel-make-it-happener, and wallah! Got it to idle for 30 minutes and was able to start it right up after a few hours sitting. All original V8 6V flathead.
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Some videos with these cars can be found here: https://youtube.com/@blacktagoctane
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r/classiccars • u/Txboyy11 • 2d ago
What’s up guys! Just recently purchased this ‘67 Camaro, it’s got a 327 in it and the interior is almost perfect. I’m new to this classic car stuff so I’d really appreciate any tips, advice, and all the help I can get to keep her running and looking good. Marine Corps veteran and current LEO (hopefully reach some others here too). Thanks in advance 🙏🏼
r/classiccars • u/Stunning-Entry-9181 • 2d ago
It's never done
r/classiccars • u/Appalach-as-usual • 1d ago
I’m looking at a 1948 Willy’s CJ2A. It’s in good to great condition. The valuations online are all over the place. What would be a fair price?
Anything I need to look for before making a counter offer?
r/classiccars • u/everyday2exotic • 2d ago
Another beautiful car in the Haugland Collection that we are planning to make a video with.
r/classiccars • u/jaybird1434 • 2d ago
I’ve had this car for just over a year. It drove just good enough for me to get it home and drive around for a month or so and the challenges of a 70 year old car that’s all original began. After a good 6 months of cascading problems, frustration and money, she’s on the road and ready to cruise around town.
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