1971 Lotus Europa S2 with 20K miles for $10,000 …

When you put more money into car repairs than you do property.

The last Ram truck with a Hemi V8 has rolled off the RHD remanufacturing line in Australia.

My XJ Sovereign had a fault in its ECU system managing the fuel injectors so it was replaced. It also had new coil, spark plugs and ignition module. Next up: changing the fuel return valves and rear inboard brakes.

Jake the Roadmaster is fixed! New brake lines, new coolant hoses and a coolant flush, and new tyres (old tyres in the pic).

Aside from a rare 1974 MGB GT, the late Jim Boffo owned an array of curious British creations, including most recently a Morris Minor. Once everything has calmed down for the family, I’m hoping to film his cars.

Merry Christmas from AutoAtlantica!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from our family to yours.

Amazing and super-rare Checker A12e. This was a revised, late-model civilian variant of the A11 primarily used for taxis. They were built for 22 years almost unchanged.

In 1976, Opel commissioned Baur to build a cabriolet Kadett C using a two-door sedan as a base. It sold poorly due to its expense, and after two years and 1,240 sales it was withdrawn. Vauxhall also commissioned Baur to produce a prototype Chevette sister car on 29 June 1976,

Opel had shoehorned the LS1 5.7 litre V8 into its Omega sedan and wagon and toyed with prototypes for two years before abandoning the project. I think this would have been a far better choice for the Catera, especially in the reliability department, and likely would have

Just a typical find at a Honda dealer.

This 1974 Ford LTD was imported into Australia new and underwent an immediate RHD conversion. It served as a hearse for a funeral home until 1991, before entering a private collection. To date it’s covered just 14,000 miles.

Audi 5000 US cold weather testing in 1981. A Peugeot emblem was used to disguise the car.

Bob Lutz and Bill Bourke overseeing the Ford Escort mk2 facelift at Merkenich in 1974. Note the Bobcat (Fiesta) sketches on the background.

Sucky cold weather.

This 47-mile 1987 Chevrolet Chevette CS fetched $30,000 at auction. Several have exceeded $20K in recent years, so this is no surprise. A fantastic achievement and I hope the car is maintained as is.

Very rare Belgian-built Chevrolet Camaro. Between 1966 and 1968 GM built some 2,000 products at its Opel Antwerp facility, mainly Camaros, Impalas and Firebirds. Most used body pressings from Canada shipped over as CKDs.