This '54 step van would make for a very cool parts hauler. We love the mild custom details and the Impala/Biscayne tail lights look great. You don't find these too often and they also make for great advertising if you have a shop that has anything to do vintage items. Find it here, in South Bay, CA, for $10,000 OBO.
1954 Chevrolet Step Van, Bagged Custom
Bagged classic German cars are some of the coolest stanced cars on the road today. Air bags are a great alternative to a static drop if you're looking to daily drive your car and have it survive the speed bumps in you office parking lot. This particular car looks to have had the air ride installed properly but may need a new exhaust system. The paint is described as having a nice patina so if that's not your thing we recommend budgeting for a paint job. Find this stylish daily driver here, in Tacoma, WA, for $4,500.
1973 Mercedes Benz, Bagged
Functionality and style come together in this beautiful '61 Ford Ranchero. This car/truck has been bagged and shaved into a perfect example of a late 50's to early 60's car. The three on the tree sounds like a load of fun but it looks like there is no power steering, which could end being a challenging combination. Despite the attention to detail in the body work, there are still a few small project that need to be tackled. The speedometer, gas gauge, turn signals, wipers, and heater controls are all non-op. This car is still a deal at $5,900 considering that all of the faults could be fixed in a couple of weekends. Find it here, in Fair Oaks, CA.
1961 Ford Ranchero Custom
What we want in a van is good looks, total functionality, and a low price. This '86 Chevy meets all of our criteria and would be the perfect people mover or parts collector for our weekends at the junkyard. Only the rear suspension has been converted to airbags but the seller says he has the fronts and doesn't mention if they come with the van. Find it here, in East Los Angeles, CA, for $2,800.
1986 Chevy Van, Bagged
We're suckers for big old Caddi's on bags. This particular car looks to have an excellent coat of paint on a very clean body. The interior is a little cheeky with Burberry plaid wrapping the dash and rear parcel shelf. This car is running the original motor and trans so don't expect phenomenal MPG's. We love the look and would plan for a LSX swap in the distant future, but that's just us. Find it here, in Orange County, CA, for $7,000.
Bagged 1966 Cadillac
We've got two very different approaches to chopped top roadsters from the opposite coasts of the US. From the East Coast comes a '52 Chevy with miles of welding and metal work and from the West Coast comes a '64 Ford Galaxy that has been tastefully cleaned up. We love how wild the Chevy looks and can imagine the massive amount of attention it would draw when finished. We also love how sleek the '64 Galaxy is with it's clean and simple lines. They're both spectacular vintage spaceships ready for that dream cruise down the coast! Find all of the info for each car in the links below.
1952 Chevy, Custom Body, Bagged, $18,500, Ontario, NY
1964 Ford Galaxy, Custom Body, Bagged, $2,500, Los Angeles, CA
We've got another great deal on a shaved and bagged classic for you with this Studebaker Lark. The great vintage styling combined with the sliding rag top roof and Chevy 350 promises memorable cruises around town. At $6,500, the car seems like a good deal. Find it here in Santa Rosa, CA.
1959 Studebaker Lark
If ratrods are more your style, here's an unusual 2 door Plymouth wagon that's been shaved and is riding on airbags. The car is powered by the original flathead straight six with a 3 on the tree.We love the styling of these cars and they make a great, affordable alternative the a Chevy Nomad. Find it here for $4,900 in Corona, CA.
1956 Plymouth 2 Door Suburban
This bagged and beautiful Continental is up for sale in Austin, TX for $17000. Get all the details here.
