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Try Finding Another One: 1989 Eagle Premier ES

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Remember when AMC and Renault teamed up together to try and save AMC's bacon? AMC had fallen on hard times in 1979, and in the mid-1980s AMC teamed up with Renault to try to resurrect its sales. Unfortunately, that plan backfired, and in 1987 AMC was bought out by Chrysler. Rebranded as Eagle, AMC's Alliance models initially continued to be sold. A prime is this Eagle Premier ES, a low-mile survivor 1989 model that is in great, survivor shape. Find it here on eBay in Cream Ridge, New Jersey, with a Buy-It-Now price of $2,100. Introduced in September 1987 as a 1988 model, the Eagle Premier was derived from the Renault Medallion. Sold from September 1987 to December 1991 (as a 1992 model), the Premier was never a sales success and was replaced by the Vision in 1993. This Premier is a 1989 ES model, and is one of 43,179 built for 1989. Resplendent in a two-tone white and gray, this Premier ES looks brand new, and shines ...

Blue Oval Soul Survivor: 1938 Ford Sedan

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It's hard to believe this next statement, but in a few years it'll be 90 years since the decade of the 1930s. The 1930s were a rough time for the United States with the Great Depression and Prohibition era taking place, but I will say the automobiles during that time were fine. Though I usually don't prefer products from the Blue Oval, this 1938 Ford sedan is definitely a car I would drive, and this car is said to be a largely original survivor. Find it here on eBay in Pellham, Alabama, with reserve not met. After a minor facelift in 1937, Ford's passenger-car line continued with very little changes. The Deluxe models of the passenger-car lineup gained a new heart-shaped grille, which this 1938 Ford suicide-door four-door sedan has. One of 92,020 Deluxe Fordor sedans built for 1938, this Deluxe Fordor is said to be mostly in original condition. Resplendent in black, the car was bought by the seller from the ...

Does it Really Need to be a Bluesmobile? 1974 Dodge Monaco

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When it comes to iconic movies, few are better than the classic 1980 film, Blues Brothers . Featuring the late great John Belushi and Dan Akroyd, Blues Brothers featured the most car wrecks ever shown in movies. Arguably the most iconic car of the movie was a retired Mount Prospect, Illinois police car: a 1974 Dodge Monaco four-door sedan. While this 1974 Dodge Monaco is a civilian model, the seller recommends converting it into a Bluesmobile. Find it here on Craigslist in Manheim, Pennsylvania, with an asking price of $13,500.  For 1974, Dodge redesigned the Monaco for its third generation, and came in coupe, hardtop coupe, four-door sedan, four-door hardtop, and four-door station wagon. This Monaco is a Custom four-door sedan, and is one of 12,655 built for the 1974 model year. Painted blue with a black vinyl top, there is a bit of rust on the outer fender, but otherwise this car is fairly solid. The seller recommends...

25th-Anniversary Breezeway Crew Cab: 1964 Mercury Montclair

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If you haven't been paying attention to the latest trends of Hollywood, the ongoing theme of interest is the 1980s. The 1980s have been the inspiration for television shows such as Stranger Things and The Goldbergs have manage to take the 1980s and make that decade actually cooler than it really was. The decade I'm hoping television returns to at some point however is the 1960s; Mad Men did the overall best representation of the 1960s, but that's the only show I can think of that focuses on the 1960s. Until that day comes, you can throw yourself back into the 1960s with this 1964 Mercury Montclair four-door sedan. Find it here on Hemmings in Newport Beach, California, with an asking price of $11,500 obo. After a four-year hiatus, the Montclair returned to the Mercury lineup to replace the Monterey and Monterey Custom lines. Available as a convertible, coupe and sedan, the Montclair was not much more than a trim option, albei...

Paging Inspector Callahan: 1987 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan

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Before I started this website, I briefly wrote as a freelance writer for barnfinds.com. During my brief career working for them, the first article I wrote was about a 1988 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan. Now, less than three months later, another Oldsmobile Touring Sedan has popped up for sale! This Touring Sedan is a 1987 model, and is a two-owner car with less than 30,000 miles on the odometer. Find it here on eBay in York, Pennsylvania, with reserve not met and a Buy-It-Now price of $9,500.  Introduced in 1987 to celebrate Oldsmobile’s 90th anniversary and to compete against the large sport sedans from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Saab, the Touring Sedan was based off of the front-wheel drive C-body Ninety-Eight sedan. What was rather unusual about the Touring Sedan was it lacked any emblems or markings to signify its relationship to the Ninety-Eight. This Touring Sedan is a 1987 model, and is one of 3,985 built for i...

Crew Cab Aussie Muscle Car: 1975 Holden Monaro HJ GTS

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For the past few years now, Australian have piqued my curiousity; Forza Horizon 3 features a part of its game where players can find cars in barns around Australia, including a Holden HQ Monaro GTS 350 , while one of my favorite car shows of all time, Roadkill, did an entire episode in the "Land Down Under" , featuring one of my favorite hot rods of all time: a 2006 Holden HSV VE Clubsport R8 powered by a Sonny Leonard 727 cubic inch big block making 1,275 horsepower. Australia, much like the United States, has a mind built for speed, and the way they build their muscle cars almost puts the United States to shame. A prime example of this is this 1975  Holden Monaro HJ GTS, a ver rare sight in the United States. Find it here on GumtreeCars in Minchinbury, New South Wales, Australia with an asking price of $19,990 Australian (approximately $15,991 US). This thing is gold, Jerry, gold! Introduced in 1968 along with th...