This rare British estate was spotted in the streets of Amsterdam. The Estate version only available in 1971 and 1972 and came equipped...

Bad Mojo Racing swapped in a Ford Ranger 2300cc engine and manual transmission into their 1971 Opel GT, converting the body into a...

This unusual custom makes appearances at car shows and even appeared in an auction. However, it's challenging to dig up any more details....

This was only a clay model that GM constructed. Under the source for this car are several other Cadillac wagons. There is always more...

In the autumn of 1971, a new version of Volvo's famous 1800 model was presented. The latest version was called the 1800ES. The 1800ES had...

While Harold Radford and FLM Panelcraft made a small number of shooting brakes based on the DB5 and DB6, only a single example of the DBS...

The RX-500 was first shown to the public at the 1970 Tokyo Motor Show, celebrating 50 years of the company. It was intended to be an...

The idea of a two-door Chevrolet wagon was first revived with the 1970 Camaro Kammback concept, a two-door wagon that featured a...

Built with the collaboration of Volkswagen - it was only just for sale when Carrozzeria Eurostyle of Turin unveiled their coachbuilder's...

In Barris's "Barris: Kustoms of the 1960s," co-written with David Fetherston, George Barris claims this car idea originated when he...

The Scimitar GTE came in 1968 as the SE5 was born with a more extended all-new chassis and revised and improved suspension. This new...

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...

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

It would seem that back in 1978, Swiss "car designer" Franco Sbarro spent nearly the entire year under the influence of powerful...

Presented at the 1973 Tokyo Motor Show. This Toyota had a multitude of features! It had water-resistant seats, two radios, protected...

The 1979 Colani Sea Ranger was just one of the many crazy ideas to erupt from the head of the prolific German designer Luigi Colani. So...

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 was painted initially blue and named the Turnpike Hauler. It was built from scratch by Dick Dean from an Ed Newton design for Bob...

Mario Bellini created an outrageous concept that he dubbed Kar-a-Sutra. He worked on it in collaboration with two of the world’s most...

The 70s and 80s were some of the most vibrant times in automobile history. Automakers were all-in for innovation, and all types of mad...

The Ghia Corrida was the first Fiesta-based concept car, introduced at the Turin Motor Show in November of 1976, the year the Fiesta was...

The 1974 Coins was a striking curved wedge with a single rear-sited door. Built to celebrate the first anniversary of Ford’s takeover of...

Paul Bracq was Director of Design at BMW during the formative period of the 1970s. The Turbo (E25) was one of his most striking...