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The thrill of finding a promotional ad for antique autos for sale and attending the antique auto show are probably only eclipsed by the delight of participating in an antique and classic auto show.  Somewhere down the line you acquired  a coveted Corvette, a longed-for Lincoln, a fought-over Ford.  You spent hundreds of hours reforming, re-shaping, restoring, tweaking, waxing, polishing, and tweaking some more.  You proudly garaged the cherished beauty, drove it seldom, bought healthy amounts of coverage for it, and then moved to turn a profit when the time was right to jump on the antique autos for sale trailer.

But now you miss that baby you nursed and nurtured, and want to go again for the antique autos for sale posting, only this time as a buyer.  You go to the road shows, hang out on cruise night, and communicate with fellow enthusiasts and antique car aficionados.  You also make use of the latest convention--information highway.  There you can tool around to find numerous sites that specialize in classic cars and antiqueautosforsale. 

For example, some of the more engaging sites, the ones that keep you drooling and dreaming for hours with their easy accessibility, their wealth of information, and their ample collections of photos of cars from all eras and makers include the following:

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MyOldRide.com – The site lures you in right from the start, with its front page image of traffic in the 50’s, traffic which is composed of limited edition colors, Chevies from the 50s, and not-so-disgruntled drivers.  But you don’t only find 1950s antiqueautosforsale here; you find cars and trucks that date back to 1910 (and are pre-1984, of course).  The site also includes, besides many tempting deals/ads, an events calendar, a forum or lounge, a club directory, and a restoration director—all devoted to the classic or vintage car enthusiast.

Classiccars.com – this is the quintessential classic car site—one of my favorites, anyway.  Immediately reliable, the site announces it bases antique auto prices on what is the oldest publication and authority on used cars--the 1968 collector car price guide.  Besides the legitimate/fair pricing strategies, the site also spawns three other fantastic sites (musclecars.com, antiquecars.com, and specialtycars.com), and with its brother sites is so popular they pull in 2 million visitors a month.

In other words, these sites and your efforts will make for the next antique auto owning experience—always a thrill in the searching, the finding, the buying, and the care of the greatest cars on earth…the antique and class cars of our past.