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1969 Chevy Camaro SS/Z28

1969 Chevy Camaro SS/Z28

1969 · Chevy

$45,000-150,000+
1969 Honda CB750

1969 Honda CB750

1969-1978 · Honda

$8,000-25,000
Ford Bronco (First Generation)

Ford Bronco (First Generation)

1966-1977 · Ford

$40,000-150,000+
1978 Ducati 900SS

1978 Ducati 900SS

1975-1982 · Ducati

$20,000-$45,000
1967 Pontiac GTO

1967 Pontiac GTO

1964-1974 · Pontiac

$35,000-100,000+
1974 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

1974 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

1960-1984 · Toyota

$25,000-80,000
1973 Kawasaki Z1 900

1973 Kawasaki Z1 900

1973-1975 · Kawasaki

$10,000-30,000
1970 Chevy Chevelle SS 454

1970 Chevy Chevelle SS 454

1970-1972 · Chevy

$50,000-200,000+
1977 Ferrari 308 GTS

1977 Ferrari 308 GTS

1977-1985 · Ferrari

$60,000-150,000
1973-1987 Chevy C/K Square Body

1973-1987 Chevy C/K Square Body

1973-1987 · Chevy

$15,000-80,000+
1976 BMW R90S

1976 BMW R90S

1973-1976 · BMW

$15,000-$35,000
1981 DeLorean DMC-12

1981 DeLorean DMC-12

1981-1983 · DeLorean

$40,000-100,000+

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Ford

USA · Est. 1903

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The company that put America on wheels. From the Model T to the Mustang, Ford defined American automotive culture.

12 vehicles in collection

Chevy

USA · Est. 1911

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Ford's eternal rival. The bowtie that launched a thousand hot rods.

11 vehicles in collection

Honda

Japan · Est. 1948

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The engineer's motorcycle company that changed everything.

9 vehicles in collection

Dodge

USA · Est. 1900

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Chrysler's muscle brand. Dodge has always been the division willing to build something a little wilder than the competition.

5 vehicles in collection

Harley-Davidson

United States · Est. 1903

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The motorcycle company that became a religion. Love them or hate them, they're still here.

5 vehicles in collection

Volkswagen

Germany · Est. 1937

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The people's car. From Nazi-era origins to counterculture icon, VW became synonymous with simple, honest transportation.

5 vehicles in collection

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Post-War Era

1946-1963

14 vehicles

America's automotive renaissance. Chrome, fins, and optimism on wheels.

Chrome everywhere — bumpers, trim, grilles Tail fins that grew taller each year Two-tone paint schemes

Muscle Era

1964-1973

46 vehicles

The golden age of American performance. Big engines, straight-line speed, and style that still turns heads fifty years later.

Big-block V8 engines as standard or optional Aggressive styling with hood scoops and stripes Affordable performance for the masses

Malaise Era

1973-1983

36 vehicles

The dark ages of American automotive performance. Emissions regulations, fuel crises, and corporate cost-cutting produced some of the strangest and most overlooked vehicles in history.

Smog-choked engines with plummeting horsepower Bumper regulations creating ungainly designs Downsizing from land yachts to compact experiments

Modern Classic Era

1980-1995

24 vehicles

The cars that defined Generation X. Boxy, reliable, and increasingly collectible.

Fuel injection replacing carburetors Angular, geometric styling Japanese reliability entering the conversation