Don’t understand the different color rear seats?

Nice car 🚗

I would be very leery of some of these.

if it needs front shocks , why dont they put them in before selling?

The Merc is nice but with respect to the owner, I prefer original stock.

Like the 1947 Willys. - Clean title? - How well does it run and does it leak fluids

These Series 63s are pretty rare, as they were offered only in 41 and 42, and 1942 was shortened by the war.

Beautiful buick . . . But not for 28,000

OK I 👍

I like the '58 Buick Special. It's crazy, how different the looks are between a '58 and '61 Buick Specials.

Nice 58. But it’s a post 2dr. Special. Hope you get your asking price.

The 1940 Buick is a Super, not a Special. The model name is on the pull-out handle to open the hood.

Some original beauties and some interesting mods! Keep them coming.

I wasn’t much of a Ford fan but those early 50’s Mercury’s are much better appreciated.

Gotta love the outer space style taillights on old Imperials.

My birth year. Two classics 😂 My first car was a 49 Roadmaster sedanette. It was very similar in design as this 41. The 49 brought back the parking lights / turn signals on the fenders. The ventiports also returned.

Beautiful car😊

The 40s and early 50's cars are in a class of their own.

Beautiful ride❤

THE ONLY DECENT CAR WAS THE BEAUTIFUL 1950 MERCURY.

Edsel!!!

That answer should be 15,000 not 35!

I USED TO HAVE A 1970 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC

Id really rather have a Buick. Turn it into a Restorod. Keep all the original parts. 🇺🇸🐴

I would rock that 1941 buick ! Nice car !

It almost brings tears to my eyes, how our government allowed the radical environmentalists and the Japanese to destroy our world-beating auto industry and by extension, our steel industry as well. Such a shame what we have lost, and such a shame what replaced it - armies of homeless who are trapped in a life of poverty and misery.

Wow, that 1944 Ford F2 is SUPER rare, even rarer than the 42s! As you probably know, civilian auto production was halted on February 3, 1942, for the duration. Dealer's inventory was frozen - the vehicles were mainly allotted to the military on an as-needed basis. People who were able to prove that they genuinely needed a new car - doctors, for example - would be given a priority certificate that would allow them to purchase a new car from that frozen inventory. By 1944, the need for new trucks had become acute, so the government allowed to produce a small run of trucks, hence, this truck. Also, after all the sedans, which is what the military and other government departments use, a few hundred cars were assembled by hand, again for the military.

Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick 🇺🇸🏁

59 Olds wage. But 70.000 "original miles". What is original is that front seat! Porkies! And this is only a glance. Classic Car Finds, we trust you guys. Don't let $28 grand "rubbish", spoil your reputations. Dude is spoilen for big, quick buck. Sorry guy's it's a rip-off!

I like the '55 Ford Mainline (3:11).

Oxford mississippi so that's where that school is.

Nice classics

I’m really sick of the word patina.Patina means crap in my opinion.🤮🤪

I like the '49 Willy's Jeep.

The wheels are horrible , you don't have taste.

Although I really like the 60 Dodge, I would not consider a 318 a large block engine.

Love these old cars

Be very careful if you are buying any vehicle online. There are some very clever people who want to separate you from your money!

Nicely presented. Thank you. '53 Chevy / 292 inline six with 12 port head and injected.

A lot of colorful beauties in this lineup. I’d be proud to own any one of them.

Where can I see this vehicle

WHAT A LOVELY BUICK 53! (HOPE THIS DOES NOT AFFEND ANYONE!)

SWEET!

Pontiac designers did a poor job for the 1958 model year, Chevrolet designers did a better job for the 1958 model year with same basic body.

I remember people paying 35 bucks for a 1958 Pontiac Bonneville or anything from the late 50s in the 70s just to run em around on old coal truck roads and they ran good but nobody saw value in cars like that in the 70s. The interior and body's was all good. The guy wanted 75 bucks for 1 like that but 35 was most usually what alot of cars like that sold for. 35 bucks was like 350 back in the 70s and 60s..My dad paid 50 bucks for a 1956 Cadillac convertible and it ran really good with a good body and everything except for the top but he patched it up to where you couldn't tell that it had a few rips in the top

Thanks, nice cars.Keep up the great work.

The Second Coming Of Christ! Oooooooooohhhhh! Noooooooooooohhhhhh!!!

It is not a 2dr sedan but the rare coupe.

I wonder what they drive like with radial tires. They didn’t have them when I drove them back in the day.

Red and white is such a good color combo. 1955 got the Imperial line moving smoothly. Must be one fine ride.