Search results for query: *

I thought this was an interesting discussion. I'm not sure they see the appeal of a full-size car, but their valuations seem to be accurate. How much would you spend on it?

Here's another one of my visits to Ryan's Pick-A-Part in Detroit. Today we have a 300 that looks like a High School shop class project that never got past the lesson on bondo. The Valiant is a '64, and the B-body behind it is also a 1964 Plymouth: 4-door with a newer slant six.

On another visit to Ryan's Pick-A-Part in Detroit this past weekend, I stumbled across this unexpected result: It's a little surprising to see one of this vintage here (1953 Plymouth).

I stumbled across this hulk while spending the weekend in a small town in the northern tip of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. Not much of a story to go with it, and I couldn't tell you if it's for sale. No nameplate, no chassis, and I'm pretty vague on pre-war stuff so I have no idea what it is.

Here's a brief story about a dissatisfied customer. I'm posting it here as a cautionary tale. As a warning, the tone and language occasionally strays to the dark side. Buyer Beware- Ws08

I'm assuming this mechanic operated in Florida. I'm posting it here to inspire anyone whose faith in our legal system may be on shaky ground. My Sleazy Mechanic Got Sentenced

Here's a walk through one of my favorite west-side-Detroit junkyards: Ryan's Pick-A-Part. They have very few classics, and what they have is pretty rough; but I thought I'd share anyway.