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He is an awesome guy to meet at the shows! hes got a great ride! Greetings from Oakville!

A Keeper 💯 Percent

How long has it been since anyone saw a Yugo in that condition? For all of the reputation it had, it did exactly what it was designed to do, and is still a cult car in the Balkans where it came from. One to treasure, as there surely can't be many left that are anywhere near as original as that one!

a very lucky guy.........i had a grey 77 Camaro & loved it

Beautiful car. My fist car was a '68 500. 330 horse 383 automatic. Put in 4.10 suregrip and proceeded to kick butt on a lot of " musclecars" !

Sweet car!

1968 cornet wouldn’t have come with a 383 magnum 335hp from the factory, it would have come with a 383 4BL 330hp. The reason is the 383 magnum and 426 hemi were the high performance engines for the superbee which was the high performance cars. The 68 cornet was not so they didn’t get the performance engines or there would had been a sales conflict with the lesser models. I already went through this with a Mopar guru about my base model charger and bought the factory books for the options available on all models for 68.

What a great truck! And the owner’s correct; it’s even better for not being a Ford or GM product.

Way to go Wayne, you saved a very beautiful car!! ^8 Coronets are stunning.

That's my brother in law.....I was 10 years old when he got that car and I remember it like it was yesterday. Rode in it many times and even drove it a couple of times when I was older and could talk him into letting me drive it 🙂

Unlike Plymouth, Dodge NEVER offered the Super Bee as a convertible. While the Road Runner was available as a convertible from 1968-70. Absolutely, gorgeous with a tremendous story.

Beautiful Car, great story! These days you have to order packages containing the things you want.

That is a beautiful car!

I hid a modified 65 Mustang from my parents.

This is a great story. I was parked next to Mr. Johnson with my 1988 Dodge Aries wagon at a car show in Shelton in 2018, and this car was truly gorgeous. I remember him telling me how this was truly a family car for a long time - that his newborn kids came home from the hospital in this car.

Wonderful story! Long-term relationships with vintage cars are love stories that should always be shared!

Had a 1979 Z28 - also with a 4 speed. Loved it (except for the plastic bumper. The 1977 looked better)

WELL- WHY NOT SAY WHO THIE "RESTORER" IS SO YOU CAN SAVE SOMEONE FROM GETTING SCREWED OVER?? 🤷‍♂️

The LS-swapped 240SX of the 70s.

Mike is a great guy and deserves a lot of respect in the Scout community for the amount of miles he puts on his Scout!

Now you can be a yuppie and own an electric POS!

Wonderful restoration and an even better background story!

Beautifull 442 👍👍🙂 I painted my 68 Chevelle Olds Viking Blue 👍🙂 Wish I still had my 72 Cutlass and my 76 Cutlass was a great car till wife filled the trans dipstick tube with motor oil

I can dig it, when I was growing up there were two '72s in my neighborhood, one yellow and one orange.

My dad bought a silver '66 Charger and to this day the kids in the neighborhood all remember it. He took the family (with THREE kids in back) on road trips in it. Plenty of room back there for 3 young kids with no car seats to get in the way! I'm looking for a video of the engine starting to see if it sounds the same as it does in my memory.

500.00 well spent

Save it for restoration; and the right buyer will realize a hefty profit if flipped to a new keeper!

The deep state stole my first truck

Darn nice cars man💯😎

looks like a fun little Ferrari

A courageous motorist! ☝👍

I always liked the IH s 😊

Great find and a bargain!❤