Believe it or not, top-shelf classic American muscle is still affordable without sacrificing performance or collectability.

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Highly original and nearly complete, is this weathered 1971 Dodge Super Bee in Butterscotch worth saving for nearly $20K?

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If everything checks out, this is a genuine numbers-matching LM1-spec Camaro. Only built during the first three to four ...

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Both upper levels offered wall-to-wall carpeting, an electric clock, and chrome trim along the window frames, side moldings ... GT marked the first muscle car version of Ford’s ute, which ...