My classic car: 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass
If you too have a classic car with a story, please visit this link and fill out the information to submit your story for a chance to be featured in ClassicCars.com magazine. In a moment of sanity failureI sold my '71 Cutlass S Custom (a rare "rear coupe" model) in October 2019 after 16 years of ownership. The buyer was a guy in Tucson, Arizona and I had the car shipped to him. This is quite painful. Later, knowing I was going to Tucson for a business trip, I contacted the owner and hoped to visit my old car while in town. Coincidentally, he had just put the car up for sale and consigned it to Hi-Speed Rods & Customs, a high-end restoration shop in Tucson. I spent over an hour there reuniting with Cutlass and checking out a bunch of other cool custom rides in the shop. When I sold the Cutlass, it had a long list of performance…
My classic car: 1947 Plymouth P15 Sedan
If you too have a classic car with a story, please visit this link and fill out the information to submit your story for a chance to be featured in ClassicCars.com magazine. i got mine 1947 Plymouth P15 4 door sedan, Ol' Blue, from a childhood friend of mine. He originally wanted to buy a Ford Model A, but his wife insisted that he have to give up the Plymouth first. Long story short, he contacted my wife and she went to her credit union without my knowledge and bought this car for my 49th birthday. Over the years, I would occasionally take my father for a Sunday drive in the car, during which he would tell me stories about his favorite job in his youth: driving a cab like Old Blue. I even have a photo of my dad getting his taxi driver's license on the streets of Denver, Colorado when he was 23 years old. Time passed. Old…
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