Rusted Automotive

Try saying that title five times fast! I feel like Jerry from Seinfeld when he's describing a woman to George in the "Fix Up" episode . On that note, vintage Camaros are among my favorite classic cars of all time, especially the first generation ones. The problem with first-generation Camaros is finding a clean, unmolested stock one is like trying to find an honest politician. An exception to the previous statement is this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS, a V8 model that is unrestored and a true barn find. Find it here on eBay in El Cajon, California, with reserve not met and a little over 14 hours left to bid. After Ford shocked the American automotive market by setting sales records for three years in a row with its Mustang, Chevrolet decided to respond with its own pony car. In previous years, Chevrolet had tried to unsuccessfully market its compact Corvair as its Mustang fighter, but the lack of a factory V8, qui...

For the past few months, my dad and I have been clearing out some of the unwanted stuff our family has accumulated. Over the past six months, six of our cars and trucks have been sold and relocated to their new owners' homes. Yesterday and today, two 1965 Rambler Americans have found new homes: one in Levittown, Pennsylvania, and one in Northern Kentucky. Having said that, I need a new project car to add to my collection of other projects! A little out of my price range but perfect for every other collector is this 1970 Chevrolet Camaro Sport Coupe. Find it here on Craigslist in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, with an asking price of $15,000. After numerous problems delayed production, the second-generation Camaro debuted in February 1970. Available as a two-door sports coupe only, the second-gen Camaro boasted European-inspired looks and a sloping, fastback body. This 1970 Camaro is a base-model Sport Coupe, and is one of 100,...