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Numbers Matching: The Phrase That Can Add — or Cost — Thousands
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Few phrases in the collector car world carry as much weight — or generate as much confusion — as 'numbers matching.' It can mean the difference between a six-figure sale and a polite pass. Here's what it actually means.
Collector Car Insurance 101: How It Differs From Regular Auto Coverage (and Why It Matters)
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Insuring a collector car is nothing like insuring a daily driver. In a total loss situation, the difference between conventional coverage and specialty collector car insurance can be measured in tens of thousands of dollars.
The Coolest Cars Nobody Talks About: Undervalued Collector Segments Worth Watching
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Not every collectible worth owning costs six figures. Six overlooked collector car segments — from malaise-era luxury coupes to '90s Japanese flagships — that still trade in real-world money, why they've been ignored, and what to check before you buy.
The 10 Coolest Chevy Chevelles for Sale on Motorious Right Now
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From a 582ci-powered '65 to numbers-matching LS6 Super Sports and a wild supercharged restomod, these are the 10 coolest Chevrolet Chevelles listed for sale on Motorious right now.
The Art of the Restomod: When Upgrading a Classic Actually Makes Sense
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The restomod concept — pairing classic styling with modern performance and reliability — has grown from a fringe pursuit into a full-blown industry. But not every restomod makes sense. Here's how to think it through.
Ex-Carroll Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Sells for $42.9M, Becomes Priciest American Car Ever
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A 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe once campaigned by Carroll Shelby sold for $42.9 million at Gooding Christie's Pebble Beach sale, the priciest American car ever auctioned.