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Creased Trousers: 1964 Buick Riviera

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64rivierablack01The legendary coachbuilder Sergio Pininfarina said the new Riviera was “one of the most beautiful American cars ever built,” adding that it “marked a very impressive return to simplicity of American car design.” Sir William Lyons, the founder of Jaguar and a respected designer, called it “a very wonderful job.” Raymond Loewy said the Riviera was the best-looking American car. And we credit GM’s Bill Mitchell for the design who humbly said, “I just put the crease in the trousers”. Read More

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Rally Candidate: 1965 Ford Falcon 289/4-speed

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falconWe know, it isn’t the celebrated Sprint body but the regular notchback 2-door. But how often do you see one with a factory 289 and a 4-speed floor shift? You don’t. Add the fact that it was purchased in Glendora, California and has remained in Cali its entire life. As an added bonus, the original dealer invoice is in the glovebox attesting to its rare power train. fa rallyWe would return the grille to whatever it was originally, add a boat-load of Cibie Super Oscars, run steelies without wheel covers and be welcome at almost any historic or fun rally event. On Craigslist in Los Angeles.

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Loyal Landie: 1965 Land Rover 109

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109 FrThere is something special about original owner cars. Maybe it is the character of the caretaker that has been ingrained in the Landie over the years. Or maybe it is the experiences they shared. But it is special. And that is why this Landie is pretty darn cool. It starts with Landies having that indomitable spirit of an English Bulldog – and the unbroken ownership for over 46 years. The pictures don’t tell the entire story and the New York State location warrants a peek at the underside but I feel confident all is in order. It is offered at $21,000 and it would take you tons more to take a basket case to this level. But then all of the history might get washed away. See it here on Craigslist.