Great 1965 Mercedes-Benz 190D

Great 1965 Mercedes-Benz 190D

190D 1965 Mercedes-Benz Sedan

Own a Piece of Mercedes History: The Enduring 1965 Mercedes-Benz 190D

Calling all classic car enthusiasts and Mercedes-Benz aficionados! Are you on the hunt for a timeless and reliable sedan that combines iconic design with legendary German engineering? Look no further than this beautifully preserved 1965 Mercedes-Benz 190D.

A Diesel Dynasty Begins
Produced from 1961 to 1965, the 190D marked a pivotal moment for Mercedes-Benz. Following the success of the larger fintail 220 models, the 190D emerged as a more economical option powered by a frugal yet robust diesel engine. This innovation cemented the 190D's reputation as a dependable workhorse, particularly popular among taxi drivers across Europe due to its impressive fuel efficiency and spacious trunk.

1955 Studebaker E7 Old-school Truck

1955 Studebaker E7 Old-school Truck

1955 E7 Series Single Cab Studebaker

1955 Studebaker E7 Truck For Sale

Here's found this one was listed in Craigslist looking for new owner, a classic American lighter truck that was made by Studebaker in 1955, were is has been rebuild but not perfect still need some work to be done but it's already cools as a daily driver car.

According to the current owner, the truck's engine has been modernized using a fuel injected big block Chevy 454 paired with a Turbo 400 trans, and a deliberate patina look for old-school grandeur also looks more charming with wide wheels that are slightly lowered suspension.

This one E Series of Studebaker trucks build in 1955 known as E7 pickup truck still looks dashing today. The cost of parts and restoration of these vehicles are increasing daily (No need to think about it because the motor has been modernized). More looking coolest on the streets, they are not making any more and, therefore, they are becoming more rare by the day.

The interior has been rebuilt to, all looks clean in mate black color. Hope it's not just a decoration, all the instruments on the cab should be work properly, because of that's will make new owner very happy with. These rare and stylish pieces of Americana are not becoming any more common, or any less collectible.

1989 Honda Civic Hatchback

1989 Honda Civic Hatchback

1989 Civic Hatchback Honda

1989 Honda Civic Hatchback

Found this one nice example of the great Japanese compact cars made by Honda being for sale on Craigslist, is a rare find today, especially in its condition past nearly 30 years old. As shown here is the fourth generation of the Honda Civic released in 1989, the 2-door hatchback model reportedly runs and drives well with 126k original miles on it, located in Los Angeles, California looking for $1799.

This could be a great bone example as a base to restore, despite no background and detail written in full on its ad, but he never let down the owner as a daily car.

Even though you can't see it in detail, the photos have shown how the interior has been treated so far. Renovated needed, but Not so far from greatest, the interior shows quite a decent condition for its age. No rotten, crack, or hole seen from here, only a few small parts that have to be re-coated, especially the seats. .

This is one of the coolest engines ever made by Honda for the era, it's small, light, and very efficient in fuel consumption, blend by a carburetor easy to maintain, and has nice durability. Everything looks promising and well-maintained but it's not final to find out how tough the engine is. Coming closer to general inspection is a must.

1967 Chevelle Malibu SS396 Super Sport

1967 Chevelle Malibu SS396 Super Sport

02 Series 1967 Chevelle Chevrolet Coupe Malibu

American Muscle Car, 1967 Chevelle Malibu SS396 Super Sport For Sale

Found this one classic American muscle car being offered for sale by the owner was listed on Craigslist about 8 days ago and is still online today, located in North East Mesa, Arizona. As shown here is a final model of the first Generation Chevelle released in 1967. This one of the representative Chevrolet's entry-level into the muscle car battle at the time had a Malibu SS badge on the rear quarter panel.

Yes, this is an example that has been totally restored in and out and there is nothing left behind even one nut or bolt. If you're interested coming to closer inspections is a must.

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The interior is so cool in the black scheme, not so clear in detail but all looks great, and we get a good feel for the first time. Hard to find imperfections from here, all have been totally renovated. The dash, door panels, and seats have been re-coated, with a big rpm gauge on the back of the steering wheel. We hope the odometer, AC, and radio conditions all work well too.

As shown here a 396 cu in (6.5 L) Big-Block V8 engine is the correct engine of the SS model but not of the model year, it's one year older reportedly. The engine has been rebuilt and upgraded.

1953 DeSoto Firedome Station Wagon

1953 DeSoto Firedome Station Wagon

1953 Desoto Firedome Station Wagon

Nice Restoration, 1953 DeSoto Firedome Station Wagon

Found this nice example of old American family cars that was listed on Craigslist about 30 days ago, and is still online today. As shown here the first generation of the DeSoto topline series commonly known as the Firedome, was released in 1953 as a 5-door station wagon body type. All looks great and presented well by photos, and reportedly has been restored.

The car is being offered for sale by the owner's friend, if you're interested must see closer.

Color combination looks great from here. Hard to find imperfections here, the dash shows exceptionally well in photos with clean surfaces wood, brown and white upholstery looks tidy and black carpets looks nice. Hoped all instruments work properly also. Anyway it's a pretty good renovation result.

As shown here is original engine was sit nicely on the bay. The Firedome was powered by a Hemi V8 engine, when new he can producing 160 hp, had a top speed of 100 mph (160 km/h) and need 15.5 seconds from 0 to 60 mph (100 km/h). This was the first time that DeSoto offered an 8-cylinder engine in one of its models since 1931.