1960 Chevrolet Corvette roller project at an Iowa estate-style auction, bid well under C1 project sales
$6,725 66% under market
A drivetrain-less 1960 C1 roller bid far under project sales; bonded title and missing parts set the real price.
Muscle cars, Corvettes, pickups and early 4x4s from the ’60s and ’70s, rebuilt to stop, steer, cool and ride like modern cars.
$6,725 66% under market
A drivetrain-less 1960 C1 roller bid far under project sales; bonded title and missing parts set the real price.
$55,000 26% under market
Last-year C2 convertible with the 350 hp 327 and a 4-speed, about 26% under driver sales; front clip was replaced
$10,600 76% under market
Genuine R/T 440 project bid at a fraction of plain-Charger project sales; reserve not met, so watch the price.
$19,116 53% under market
Complete, stored C1 roadster with both tops and a clear title, bid well under project comps for now.
$10,000 60% under market
A sorted patina Task Force driver with overdrive and discs, bid at about half of comparable sales so far.
$5,500 57% under market
No-reserve long-bed bumpside with the IFS and disc brake work already done; rust is the catch.
$2,400 81% under market
A running first-gen K5 CST at no reserve; even after bids climb it should land under project money.
$37,500 53% under market
A real J-code Hemi 4-speed Charger body for less than many small-block Chargers. No engine or gearbox.
$39,500 71% under market
Rare: a real J-code T/A restoration project with the matching 340 Six Pack block
Comparison
We priced LS, Coyote and HEMI swaps new from Summit Racing and used as pullouts on eBay Motors. Used saves $5,000 to $12,000, but here is what it costs you back.
Build guide, C1 Corvette
The Summit cart for our 1961 Corvette's LS swap came to $14,507.87, and it's missing a few things. Here's the full list, what we found and what it really costs.
Build guide
Three ways to build a classic, and what each one costs you in originality, money and drivability.
Comparison, First-gen Camaro & Firebird
Published prices for eleven first-gen Camaro chassis and subframes, from about $8,000 to $37,000, and how to choose.
Comparison
The 5.3 is cheap new or used; the LS3 is where a used pullout saves $10,000. Prices, part numbers and the catches, checked October 2026.
Comparison
A Coyote and manual is about $17,000 new before the clutch, or around $12,000 used from a late Mustang. Prices and the fine print, October 2026.
Build guide, C1 Corvette
How to make a 1953–62 Corvette drive like a modern car without touching its looks, starting with the chassis.
The best classic-car finds we spot on eBay, Marketplace and Craigslist, plus new build guides. One email a week.
Planning
The first year of the ducktail, headed for a modern chassis without losing its looks.
Planning
The long-wheelbase CJ, rebuilt to drive like a modern 4x4 on the highway and off it.