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Features from the pages of Old Cars Weekly for the old car hobbyist or collector.

This 1917 Garford fire-fighting truck was originally used by Old Town, Maine, and was eventually found decaying outdoors. It was rescued and then restored.

Features Garford rescued and restored Old Cars Weekly

Features The Kingswood of the wagons: Automodello’s new 1969 Kingswood Estate Old Cars Weekly

Space age styling by Dodge

Features Car of the Week: 1961 Dodge Dart Pioneer Al Rogers

Got saws? Will travel!

Features Junkyard Doggin’Rotten Rodney Bauman

Dan Koehler's 1928 REO Flying Cloud

Features Car of the Week: 1929 REO Flying Cloud Brian Earnest

Features Old Cars out and About with David Pearson’s Ford race cars Old Cars Weekly

The Flathead High School crew

Features High School Hot Rodding Rotten Rodney Bauman

This 1978 Ford Pinto remains nearly as Ford built it decades ago.

Features The Pinto Survivor David Rubin

Features Absolutely worth the trip: Join Old Cars to see these rare Maybach cars in person!Old Cars Weekly

Features A Hurst/Olds by chance Dave Doucette

Legendary driver David Pearson’s first and last race car.

Features Built to Win! David Pearson’s 1937 Ford Race Car Al Rogers

Old Cars May 1, 2025 Cover

Features A sneak peek of what’s inside Old Cars’ May 1, 2025, issue!Old Cars Weekly

This 1953 Pontiac Chieftain “tin woodie” wagon is a stunner!

Features Car of the Week: 1953 Pontiac Chieftain “tin woodie” wagon Brian Earnest

You’ve found your dream project car, but it’s been stored for several years or more. You may be able to get it running again — and perhaps even safely drive it home.

Features So, you plan on driving home a Barn Find?Steve Turchet

A period-correct National-Standard crane was mounted to the rear of the 1919 White chassis to create the wrecker. Photo: Freeze Frame Image LLC

Features A sneak peek of what’s inside Old Cars’ April 15, 2025, issue!Old Cars Weekly