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Looking for your next classic? We combed through the latest arrivals on Motorious Marketplace and picked ten of the coolest cars for sale this week, from a restomod Bronco and a fresh Z/28 to a $15,000 Buick convertible. Every pick links to its full ad.
1. 1970 Ford Bronco Restomod – $257,000
Gateway Classic Cars Houston is offering this 1970 Bronco as a full restomod, pairing the squared-off early-Bronco look with modern hardware. It carries the top price on this week's list, and it is the one most likely to turn heads at any trailhead or cars-and-coffee. See the full listing.
2. 1958 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Restomod – $244,000
Fins, chrome and acres of sheet metal define the '58 Coupe DeVille, and this one is described as a true restomod, keeping the Cadillac elegance while updating what is underneath. Gateway Classic Cars Houston has it listed. See the full listing.
3. 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 – $125,000
A two-owner Z/28 with 29K original miles, a matching-numbers drivetrain and a concours-level, frame-off restoration completed in 2026. Few first-year Z/28s come to market this fresh and this original. See the full listing.
4. 1971 Dodge Challenger R/T – $69,900
The listing calls this a documented R/T car, backed by its broadcast sheet and fender tag. Under the hood is a 440 V8 stroked to 496 cubic inches, so it is an authentic E-body with serious extra muscle. See the full listing.
5. 1934 Ford Coupe 3-Window – $77,000
A classic three-window hot rod listed out of Covina, California. It has a clean title and 6,000 miles on the clock, though the odometer is noted as broken. The 3-window coupe is one of the most iconic shapes in street rodding. See the full listing.
6. 1964 Pontiac GTO – $58,000
The car that kicked off the muscle car era, from the GTO's first model year. At $58,000 this is a way into the original Goat without paying Bronco money. See the full listing.
7. 1972 Dodge Charger Special Edition – $47,000
The Special Edition brought a more upscale, personal-luxury feel to the Charger, and 1972 was among the last years of the classic Mopar muscle era. A good-looking alternative to the usual Challenger. See the full listing.
8. 1970 Oldsmobile 442 Hardtop – $39,900
A 442 hardtop offered on consignment at 90,477 miles, with a note that actual mileage is unknown because of a Pennsylvania title. 1970 is a highly desirable year for the 442, and this price sits far below the Camaro and Challenger above. See the full listing.
9. 1932 Ford Coupe – In auction
A striking red all-steel '32 coupe with a custom tan interior, a V8, plenty of chrome and chrome wheels. This is a live auction listing rather than a fixed-price ad, so watch the clock. See the full listing.
10. 1971 Buick Centurion Convertible – $15,000
The cheapest ticket on the list and a genuine curiosity: a big, open-top 1971 Buick Centurion showing 50,551 miles (true mileage unknown per the listing), offered on consignment. It is a land-yacht convertible for the price of a used hatchback. See the full listing.
Want more? Browse thousands of classics on Motorious Marketplace, see how a restomod Bronco comes together in Velocity Restorations' 1974 Ford Bronco with Coyote V8 power, or check out a Dick Harrell-raced 1969 Camaro COPO ZL1.
