Located in Groton, NY
The Corvair Corsa was Chevrolet’s answer to European sports cars in the 1960s. With its unique air-cooled rear-engine design, it was a bold move away from traditional American cars. This 1965 model is a manual with 89k miles, ready to be restored. It needs some work—no brakes and light rust—but at $2,500, it’s a perfect entry into classic car restoration. No registration, sold with a bill of sale.
2. 1962 Plymouth Fury - $2,500
Located in Oceana, WV
The 1962 Plymouth Fury was part of the iconic full-size lineup from Plymouth, known for its bold styling and performance. This model comes with a push-button automatic transmission and a 318 Poly engine. Although it has some rust on the deck lid, it will run with a bit of work and must be trailered. For $2,500, you’re getting a classic sedan that’s worth restoring.
3. 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass Sedan - $2,500
Located in Armington, IL
Oldsmobile’s Cutlass series dominated the muscle car scene in the '70s, with the '74 model standing as a testament to American luxury and performance. This one has just 71k miles, a brand-new carburetor, and brake booster. It’s highway-ready and comes with a clean title. At $2,500, this is an affordable classic that’s ready to hit the road.
4. 1989 Chevrolet Camaro IROC Z 28 - $1,800
Located in Mt. Carroll, IL
The Camaro IROC Z was born from Chevrolet’s partnership with the International Race of Champions, making it a performance icon in the late ‘80s. This listing includes two Camaros, a 1986 and 1989, both with 350 engines. They’ve been sitting for 8 years, and neither runs, but they offer tons of potential. $1,800 for both is a deal for any Camaro fan looking for a rewarding project.
5. 1952 Buick Roadmaster Sedan - $2,000
Located in Belton, SC
The Buick Roadmaster was a symbol of post-war American luxury and engineering. This 1952 model features the legendary straight-8 Fireball engine and a Powerglide 2-speed transmission. It’s running, driving, and stopping, but it’s definitely a project. No title, but for $2,000, it’s a fantastic piece of history to restore.
6. 1978 Chevrolet Nova - $2,700
Located in Kirksville, MO
The Chevy Nova of the late 1970s was known for its simplicity and affordability, making it a favorite for custom builds. This listing includes two 1978 Novas—one with a clean title and rebuilt 355 engine, and another 4-door for parts. The 2-door runs but needs a new starter and exhaust installed. Both cars together for $2,700 is a bargain for anyone wanting to dive into a Nova project.
7. 1968 Ford Mustang Coupe - $2,500
Located in Versailles, MO
The 1968 Ford Mustang is a true American classic, cementing its place in automotive history as a symbol of freedom and performance. This 6-cylinder Mustang runs but needs brake work and has some rust. With a good title and an affordable price of $2,500, this could be a great project for Mustang enthusiasts looking to restore a piece of muscle car history.
8. 1968 Mercury Monterey - $950
Located in Eagle Rock, VA
Mercury’s Monterey was introduced as a full-size luxury car in the 1950s, and by 1968, it had evolved into a stylish cruiser. This particular car is best used for parts, as it has been sitting for years. It comes with a 390 engine that will run if you pour gas into it. At just $950, it’s a great option for someone looking for classic Mercury parts.
9. 1967 Cadillac DeVille Coupe - $1,500
Located in Kalamazoo, MI
Cadillac’s 1967 DeVille was a statement of American luxury, powered by the massive 472 cubic inch V8 engine. This car runs and drives but needs brake work and has rust issues in the floors, trunk, and frame. It’s ideal as a parts car or an extensive restoration project. With a clean title and two sets of keys, $1,500 is a fair price for this piece of Cadillac history.
10. 1968 Buick Wildcat - $2,500
Located in Spring Grove, IL
The Buick Wildcat was known for blending luxury with muscle, and the 1968 model is no exception. Powered by the original 430 cubic inch V8, this 4-door hardtop has some rust and doesn’t currently run, but it comes with a brand-new radiator and a clean title. At $2,500, it’s a great project for anyone who loves big, powerful American cars.
11. 1979 Dodge Magnum GT - $1,000
Located in Waterloo, IL
The Dodge Magnum GT was Dodge’s attempt at blending luxury with muscle in the late 1970s. This 1979 model is priced at just $1,000 and comes with a 360 4-barrel engine. It’s a great project for anyone who wants to bring a unique piece of Mopar history back to life.
12. 1983 Dodge Dynasty LE Sedan - $2,400
Located in Yadkinville, NC
The Dodge Dynasty LE was a mid-sized luxury sedan in the 1980s, and this 1983 model is in good condition with some minor issues. It runs and drives but has a fuse problem at high RPMs. For $2,400, it’s an affordable entry into the world of 80s classics.
13. 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 - $1,200
Located in Greensboro, NC
The Oldsmobile Delta 88 was a staple of American roads for decades, known for its reliability and comfort. This 1984 model is complete and in good shape but hasn’t been started. It’s being sold without a title, as the owner has passed. Priced at $1,200, it’s a great project or parts car.
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