The Ogle Triplex Scimitar GTS was a car commissioned by the Triplex Glass Company in 1965 who had asked Ogle to build a project car to...

This one-off 1965 shooting brake Iso Rivolta shares a strong resemblance to the Ferrari 250 GT Drogo “bread van.” The seller makes no...

Ford examined the car and decided not to build it, partly because it already had several in-house proposals for a Mustang wagon on its...

The Ferrari 330 GT Shooting Brake by Vignale is as radical a departure from the production 330 GT 2+2 as one can imagine. It is a...

The owner combined Valiant Signet 2-door hardtop and Barracuda parts with a Valiant wagon to make this one-of-none Barracuda wagon. View...

This rare Chevelle 2 door wagon is 1 of 1,668 produced in 1965. This model was only offered in '64 & '65. The exterior is Butternut...

This freshly restored car has been very nicely built to be both reliable and deliver outstanding performance. Powered by a 454 HO 425HP...

As the legend goes, the man Aston Martin named the "DB" series of cars after—David Brown—became frustrated with his company-issued DB5....

Aston Martin revived the Lagonda name in 1961 with the luxurious Rapide four-door saloon, a very much car David Brown’s project. The...

The 'Breadvan' is a unique Ferrari made in 1962 based on a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB, chassis #2819GT. They were first registered in Modena...

It's so hard to know exactly where to start with the Thunderbird. The custom work was performed in the late 1970s or early 1980s, and it...

While this machine looks like what Ford would have done if "T-Bird" and "Woody" had come together, there was never a factory Ford...

Initially, Ford did not offer an Estate version of the Ford Anglia 105E, so Friary Motors Ltd of Basingstoke took up the challenge. The...

Chassis number LLBA9 is a desirable long-wheelbase model, fitted from new with this incredible coachwork by Wendler Karrosserie of...

Concerned that their new Alpine was perceived as a ‘ladies car,’ Rootes decided to target a different market by offering a Shooting Brake...

The Saab 95 is a seven-seater, two-door station wagon produced by Saab from 1959 to 1978. Initially, it was based on the Saab 93 sedan,...

The auto industry hasn't a single universal definition for a "shooting brake." Long story short, there's confusion between what...

Mr. Peter Winter was a hovercraft engineer. In this photo, he’s trying out his amphibious Land Rover at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. It is...

A user of the Russian social network VK has discovered an eight-wheel Amphibious All-Terrain Vehicle (AATV), created in the 1960s by the...

The Ford Mustang has always been a two-door, 2+2 coupe. But in 1964, Ford attempted to reinvent its then-new pony car into a two-door,...

To better maneuver the lunar landscape, NASA commissioned General Motors with the task of designing a series of manned lunar vehicles,...

1960 Kaiser-Willys Jeep Wide-Trac The Kaiser-Willys Jeep Wide-Trac concept was built to be an affordable, easy to assemble all-terrain...

It's a little-known fact that George Barris tried to capitalize on the two-seater AMX's like-no-other-car look by offering mildly...

"You have to create something beautiful and unusual in the face of what is banal and often ugly, that helps people smile," from Jean...