The Ranchero sure is a beauty. 289 is a good motor.

I agree,,the Ranchero #1 the T Bird #2 😎

Solon: I agree with you, the '67 Ford Ranchero is the Best Deal and truck in this weeks video! Keep up the GREAT channel efforts........

1967 Ranchero for 8500. Looks to be in excellent shape. Wish it was in California.

The Ranchero..by far and the one year low run makes it rare..decent price too..the MG..well personally i feel like if its not AMERICAN MADE. it's not a ROD

Love this channel, thank you Solon

I with you on the 67 Ranchero. I really like the body style of the 67, and this one looks like it’s been well cared for. And for being in such good shape, the price is right.

Love the Lakewood & the Ranchero. I grew up in Lakewood, Ohio, and my best friend had a 61 Corvair, same color. Ranchero looks like a great deal.

1970 MGB was the "Deal of the Week" 😎

Love that Ranchero

Man O Man, That Ranchero is the Queen of the Ball tonight. I know Matt's Off Road Recovery would love that Corvair wagon. Looks like everyone dumping anything 6 volts, that was Paw Paw's Baby. I can't believe I forgot Ford made such a nice Muscle Car, T Bird in 1970, after that ugly 60's debacle. (but then it did helped sell a ton of Mustangs) lol!

I agree Solon, that Ranchero is super nice.

Ranchero was my favorite also!

That Ranchero should sell fast, but I sure like the Lakewood. Perfect for my fishing gear😁

Fav: Ranchero ... if it had a third pedal. so... MGB. I think they were called Le Mans, kit on the front end. Strange paint, a form drag thingy on the hood and bumpers? Excellent car to drop a little V6 or V8 into and make it a track car, no guilt as it's already been tarted up. (I learned to drive on a 52 TD, MG are great fun).

I agree The Ford Ranchero , is a smoking looking car.

Great lineup,Solon. The Ranchero and were my favorites.

always loved the rancheros

Love the 67 Ranchero.

My favorites in this video are the 1950 Dodge Coronet and the 1967 Ford Ranchero nice looking vehicles.

Beautiful night on the patio. Perfect for watching another nice vid....

Thanks for the video Solon!

Thanks for the video! The lot where the Lakewood was had a bunch of cool cars around!✌️

Ranchero for sure!

Super nice Ranchero 👌 seriously 😊

The Ranchero is #1

Great show as always keep them come much appreciated.

I have the 67 red ranchero with white racing stripes and it's a little nicer. But as far as the video I like the Thunderbird.

I like both the Corvair wagon, and the red Fairlane. I'd take either one!

Great old 2 door Plymouth in cream . 👍🏻🇦🇺🇨🇦🇺🇸

I like the Hudson hornet, would really be cool as a two door. I done a restoration on a 67 ranchero. Turned out beautiful painted a light gold and was smooth as glass.

Thanks for the lineup but no Canadian cars !!!?? Great that you are keeping track of the reduction in pricing. Thanks for your effort 👌

Always love a Studebaker and the Lakewood Corvair is lovely. Thanks Solon!

My favorite was the 70 T-bird, sense I am a Thunderbird man 😊

HAY MAN ALWAYS GOOD TO HEAR YOUR VOICE AND SHARE WITH US YOUR GIG / WE LOVE IT / THUMBS UP

You can tell times are tough today prices on most of these rides are very reasonable

My favorite...the MGB because I've owned a 67 MGB/GT and a 56MGA. The one.shown has a custom grill. Not bad but the hood scoop would have to go. Not SU carbs.

Fave has to be the Ranchero best of the lot

Love the red Dodge 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺

That 50 Coronet!

My favorite is the Thunderbird

The ranchero and the tbird.

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Do you think you can do an under $5000 show ? I think it would be cool to see what you would find. Thanks

Third has a rocket ship feel

I like the thunderbird solon

British cars look great but those motors mean they spend more time in the shop t hug an on tye road

Nice thunderbird

Look, I like and am subbed to your website but, it seems you are confused about the difference between a vehicle simply being old, and what constitutes a "classic."

Hello everyone

Third was true mussel at a great price.

The Coronet is not a business coupe. Just a 2dr coupe. The business coupe had a smaller cabin with no back seat, and bigger trunk.

Prices are dropping, i had my 2004 mizda mx5 for sale rust free , 118.00 on it , not one bite onit. And just had timing belt and water pump changed, thonks ate mot good ,

Torn between the Hudson and the Studebaker

Tbird, Ranchero tie mate.

Most of lot has too many doors and posts, Ranchero be the only one I would consider

Very Good!... #78 {5-13-2024}

The 50 dodge isn't a business coup but a two door sedan, the business coup had no back seat and a longer trunk

Compared to the crap seen on the roads, my new definition of classic is anything before 1979 lol

I am interested. How do I go about more info and contact info

Hey buddy how is everything going i am ready to ride

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What--no '57 Chevys?

The problem IS....every guy who sees a car selling on Barrett Jackson TV shows automatically thinks their pile of junk scrap metal in the backyard is suddenly worth A LOT MORE than what it is actually worth!! THEY IGNORE the fact that the car on the auction block IS a running and driving AND street legal car.....while their own trash hasn't run in 30 or 40 years.....and has literally been rotting into the ground that long as well!! And I have run into my share of $9000 1965 Mustangs, that had an inline 6 engines and not much else left that you could even call "A car"!! Or the guy who wants $20,000 for a 1960s station wagon that needs $30,000 in parts and labor just to make it a "running vehicle again" that thinks his car is "rare" and "desirable" some how!! Trust me finding a running car in decent shape IS worth paying the crazy asking prices at times.....BUT also knowing what the car is does make it a "deal breaker" when the guy wants $10,000 on a wore out Pontiac with a tired 350 and needs six months worth of labor to repair it!!

REALLY BÌG SHOW

Yeah well you find me one of these cars and I’ll buy, doesn’t exist

Your right the Ranchero is the best.

In my area, people are asking more and more for their classics, but I don’t think many are actually changing hands.