Fully optioned, this classic coupe also sports the top-of-the-line 351 Windsor V8.

The ad claims the turbocharged Stroker 562 V10 has been hand-built and pumps out 1,500 horsepower.

The ad boasts of “EXTENSIVE copies of the service records. Years and years of receipts from the first and second…

With a six-cylinder, six-speed, and 4WD, this mid-size pickup is big on specs.

Intended as the brand's halo car, the Reatta was Buick’s first two-seater and its only car with pop-up headlamps.

The ad describes this wagon as “the most reliable car you will ever own.”

This highly customized sports car has a marvelous, albeit un-confirmed, backstory.

The Avanti is a car that’s so cool it outlived its original maker by over two decades.

While it wears an appended “S” badge on its hatch, the five-speed stick confirms this as a base model.

The seller repeatedly emphasizes in the ad that they are completely inflexible about lowering the price.

The car’s dusky patina masks a body-off mechanical restoration done just eight years ago.

Originally a California car, the present East Coast-located owner touts the car’s rust-free body as a major selling…

While parsimoniously spec’d, this handsome classic presents as complete and needing nothing.

While seemingly not totally wrung out as these cars tend to be, the seller does warn of the need for a new clutch.

This handsome five-speed-equipped coupe doesn’t seem to show its age or its miles.

The seller cheekily describes the car as “faster than a caffeinated cheetah on roller skates.”

The seller says this is an all-original three-owner car with just 76K on the clock.

The Sierra features Virgil Exner’s “Forward Look” styling backed up by a four-barrel “Red Ram” V8.

Plastic body panels and a surprise third door are this frugal coupe’s main calling cards.

The seller says they are the Vice President of “the largest 1st Gen. Durango Club in the world.”