Harwood Motors

09/17/2026

We know the "Square Body" Chevy pickups are red hot, so we were really happy to find this beautiful 1982 Chevrolet C10 pickup. It has been tastefully modified with a 5.7 liter LT1 V8 from a Corvette, along with a matching 700R4 4-speed automatic transmission, so it's just fantastic to drive. The paint and bodywork are beautiful, the interior is all new, and it's loaded with options including power windows, power locks, tilt column, two tanks, and cold A/C. It's mostly stock underneath, but that's a good thing because these trucks are a pleasure to drive. You couldn't come close to duplicating this truck for the $39,900 asking price, and if you like the look, you're going to love the drive. Nice truck!

09/17/2026

How about a little Lincoln elegance in your garage? This 1966 Lincoln Continental coupe features a LOT of recent work, including a bare-metal respray in sinister gloss black, a new top, a top end rebuild on the engine, and much more. It runs and drives beautifully, has that awesome brocade fabric interior, and stands out with its timeless design. The "su***de door" sedans and convertibles get all the attention, but when was the last time you saw a coupe, never mind one this nice? A whole lot of car for just $29,900!

09/17/2026

'70s luxury is red hot right now, and this 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVille is among the most popular of the vintage land yachts. With just over 18,000 original miles, it's beautifully preserved, and that leather-lined interior shows you exactly why there will never be cars like this again. Add in the torquey 500 cubic inch V8, beautiful color combination, and lots of recent maintenance, and you get a great collector car that will always stand out. Look for this one soon on Bring a Trailer.com!

09/14/2026

Man, this was a lot of fun!

Porsche 356 on PA RT 144 raw footage

09/13/2026

Today was an absolutely fantastic day on Route 144!

09/12/2026

Having a great time!

09/10/2026

The dude who built this 1955 Chevrolet Nomad wagon is one of those guys who effortlessly gets everything right. Whenever he calls with a car to sell, we simply say, "We'll take it," without even asking what it is. His stuff just works right and always looks badass. Dig the stance on this killer Nomad; it's low and mean but ride quality is excellent. How'd he do that? The paint, bodywork, and chrome are outstanding and the finish is about a mile deep. It carries an original-style interior that really helps with the illusion. For power it uses a 383 cubic inch Chevy small block, which obviously fits right in the Nomad's engine bay but delivers about three times the power of the original 265. It's backed by a TH350 automatic, offers power steering and disc brakes, and, well, it just works like it should. No overheating, no fussy starts, no grumpy idle, just a comfortable, fast, smooth, polished show-winner that's ready to rock. You couldn't come close to building this car for the $89,900 asking price, and I doubt you'll find anyone as talented to put one together for you. If you want one that's exactly right, this is your ride. What a car!

09/07/2026

It's time to drive! Who's going to join us? We hit the road next Friday!

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09/06/2026

Looking for a snappy, inexpensive convertible that isn't garden-variety? Check out this 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Turbo convertible. I don't know where this car has been for the past 40 years, but it makes us smile every time we see it. Showing just over 60,000 original miles, it's loaded with virtually every available option and is nicely documented with receipts and books. The Sunbird Turbo was surprisingly fast when it was new and it's still a lot of fun to drive today. And I guarantee you'll always have the only one at every show you attend. Best of all, it's only $12,900, making it very inexpensive to put an interesting old convertible in your driveway.

09/06/2026

If we just told you the specifications (air-cooled flat-6 in the rear, fully independent suspension, 2+2 seating, and a front trunk), you might be thinking Porsche 911. And that's why we love the Chevy Corvair. It is a car that shouldn't exist, yet it's wonderful in every way. This pretty 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza convertible proves why these cars are so beloved. A handsome older restoration with lots of fresh service by a marque expert, it's ready to drive. It's fitted with ultra-rare factory A/C, along with the 110-horsepower engine, an automatic transmission, and power disc brakes. There's a long list of new equipment, making it 100% ready to enjoy. And the best thing is the price: just $19,900. So much more interesting than a garden-variety Mustang, plus it's fun to drive and cheap to own--why not put a Corvair in your garage?