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By Old Cars Weekly
Feb 12, 2019

Before bidding at Mecum, I would have to sell my 1985 Caprice Landau and my 1981 Impala project car, both of which were rust-free Arizona cars. The Caprice had 152,000 miles and would eventually need an engine and transmission rebuild and a paint job, and I wasn't willing to stick that money into a car with a vinyl top. The Impala needed everything, but family obligations have kept me from doing much work on it. The answer was a low-mileage Caprice or Impala coupe, and the cars at Mecum exactly fit the bill. My Caprice was sold for $5K and the Impala for $2K to Wisconsin buyers.

By Angelo Van Bogart
Jan 22, 2019

This lovely pony car was the first Ford Pilot Plant/Pre-production 1965 Mustang hardtop to receive a VIN. It will be on the menu for Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale sale. Photo - Barrett-Jackson

By Old Cars Weekly
Dec 14, 2018

1924 Hacker Craft 33' Custom Runabout 'Evangeline' One-of-a-Kind Build for Henry Ford

By Old Cars Weekly
Aug 16, 2017

Mecum 30 INDY Classic

By Old Cars Weekly
Mar 21, 2017

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Mar 3, 2016

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Sep 30, 2015

By Old Cars Weekly
Sep 8, 2015

This 1971 Hemi Challenger R/T now has 1,871 miles and will leave its original owner's hands if the reserve is met at Mecum's 2015 Kissimmee sale.

By Angelo Van Bogart
Jan 21, 2015

1971 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda Convertible (Lot S95) Photo by David Newhardt, Courtesy of Mecum Auctions

By raustin
Jun 17, 2014