Buying muscle cars usually involves working through classified ads, either local ones, or nationwide ones like the Thrifty Nickel papers, or online classified advertising listings like Google Sales, Yahoo Sales, and Craigslist to find muscle cars for sale.



Local classifieds may work for you if the car you want to buy is available from a local seller. It may not be though, particularly if it's a car that was never made in large numbers, or a car that's simply old enough to qualify as… Continue

For real old cars and truck repair connoisseurs, there is no better enjoy life better than the feel of having the ability to deal with and repair an obsolete, damaged down, forsaken muscular tissue cars and truck from the fifties, sixties or seventies. The contentment you get from fixing such a cars and truck and afterwards actually driving it is the best sensation worldwide. This hobby is except individuals strapped for money.



You would certainly expect decades old cars to be… Continue

If you think that muscle cars are things of the past, especially ones manufactured during the 60s and 70s, then you would be quite surprised to find out that these are still very much popular with today's youth. There are actually newer models with futuristic appeal that are loved by many enthusiasts, but the passion for the classic models is still very much alive.



Some of the old muscle cars being manufactured today include the Challenger and the Charger. Of course the old staple,… Continue

When searching for muscle cars for sale there are several approaches you can take. Many publications, such as Hemmings Motor News, contain a large classified section listing muscle cars of all makes and models. There are also many make-specific (i.e. Ford, Chevy, Dodge, etc.) magazines featuring cars of those particular companies that are available for sale.



The Internet has become a great source for locating hard to find muscle cars. Searching by name for a particular car of… Continue