1970 Mustang Mach 1
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This was a 1970 Mustang Mach 1 that I owned for a short time. I bought it in Indiana. It was in great shape and ran very strong. Just listen to it purr! I sold it about a year later to a very happy client. |
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1951 Buick Special
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My wife fell in love with this grand old Doctor's car back in 2001 when we found it at the Barrie Flea Market. We bought it for $5,000 and did nothing to it for years - just drove it and enjoyed it. In 2003, we even drove it to the 100th Anniversary of Buick in Flint, Michigan.
It had 19,000 original miles on it when we purchased it. It had been stored in a barn for over 40 years so that paint on the body was faded in some spots where the sun got to it through the barn slats and it has some water stains where the rain had gotten to it. Other than that, it was a beautiful car. It went down the road so smooth and strong and ALWAYS got admirable looks. We sold it in 2013 and it's new home is in Austria. |
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1972 Chevy C20 Pickup
1975 TR6
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This is a restoration I never want to do again. After I bought it, I found out that it was in terrible shape. I should have scraped it right then and there but I didn't. A buddy of mine found another body that was in better shape so I bought it and proceeded to do a full restoration.
It ended up with a friend of mine and it's beautiful! |
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1998 Mustang Convertible
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I just got this car repainted and it is great summer cruiser. We love to take it out for drives with the top down and just enjoy being together in the beautiful weather.
Sold it in 2022 to a guy who just loved it and wanted a convertible to go cruising in with his wife. |
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1949 Pickup
1963 Red Riviera
Well.....I finally had to stop this restoration. It just wasn't worth it. I am now selling parts from this and the other Rivieras that I kept as parts cars.
Four Other Rivieras
I rescued 5 Riv's from being squashed. I sold two right away and kept two others for parts cars so that I could restore the 1963 Red Riviera.
