r/classiccars

The car from the time when men were men, women were women & chrome was thick!!! True Americana at its finest

1939 Horch 855 Special Roadster by Gläser, on display at Audi Museum till 2024, is the only surviving original production Horch 855. It won the prestigious 'Best of Show' at the 3rd edition of Concourse of Germany.

Short video of my daily driver. I park it November and pull it out in March or April. It does see rain, hail, dirt, and rarely even snow. When I was home for holiday block leave for Christmas I pulled it out and it saw snow and carried my new toolbox. Ask me anything about it.

Pontiac beaumont, pontiac acadian, oldsmobile bravada, mercury pickup, and a brazilian dodge charger

Saw this nice example a few days ago. Fender on the right is looking rather........rough and it's missing most of it's trim pieces. But beyond that it's quite the looker

Well after watching my dad my entire life buy fix and sell classic cars I finally got one of my own! No plans on reselling at all. I’m a photographer so I’ll be using her for my photoshoots and hopefully weddings etc.

She’s is great condition, frame is not rusted, seats and interior intact. My dad and i do have to get her running but after looking it over it shouldn’t take too much to do so!

I would love any info you might have on this vehicle or just any advice in general!

Saw lots of crazy cars today!

Few more pics from today's Classic cars show in Market Harborough,UK