We hope you enjoyed our coverage of the Spring Carlisle Auction this past weekend. The top sale was a 1969 Shelby GT350 Convertible which drew a hammer price of $103,000. Our auction spotter, Bob Boberg of eClassicAuto, estimated that about 60 percent of the cars sold on Thursday and an even higher percentage were sold on Friday. This inspite of a torrential downpour on Thursday. The weather cleared up for the rest of the weekend so we had a real good time here in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. We will be covering a new event this year when Carlisle Events initiates an inaugeral Summer Sale on June 16, 2018. They indicate to us that our readers may be able to pick up some nice collector cars at moderate prices. Stay tuned for their inventory to be advertised in future newsletters.

We often consider the hot trends in the collector car market. Classic station wagons are really hot right now. One of our advertisers was pleasantly surprised at how popular the Cars-On-Line Station Wagon Section has become these days.

"This is a great site to advertise classic cars," Mike told us. "Reasonably priced and great exposure." Mike is from Cornville, Arizona. He just informed us of how he SOLD his 1964 Ford Fairlane Ranch Wagon quickly here on the Cars On Line website.

Sellers know that when you advertise on Cars-On-Line you get the exposure you need to sell a car or truck. That's why we always say, "You can advertise anywhere ... but you can sell on Cars-On-Line." You'll be amazed at the vehicles SOLD thru Cars-On-Line this week. Follow this link to the SOLD section below. When you see how effective a Cars-On-Line.com ad can be, you may want to advertise your car with Cars-On-Line at this link!

We've updated our list of popular classic car museums! Click here to see them all. In addition to popular spots like the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum or the National Automobile Museum, you may want to consider spots like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum or the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum (one exhibit pictured here) when planning your summer vacation destinations. The collections found at these historic sites offer a unique opportunity to experience collector car culture even amidst other tourism-rich destinations. Keep an eye on the event calendars to see special exhibits or collector car events.

If you would post this 1956 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon on Facebook it is likely you would get over 1,000 likes. Don't believe it? Well just watch. On Sunday we'll be posting this popular Nomad on our Cars-On-Line.com Facebook page. You can see for yourself whether we are right. You may check out Facebook page on Sunday to verify if we are telling it straight. We tell you this to make the point that '56 Nomads are the most popular cars in the classic car hobby these days. Whether you are a Baby Boomer or a Gen-X'er, everybody loves a Nomad. This 1956 Chevrolet Nomad is being offered for sale through Eric's Muscle Cars, a member of the Cars-On-Line.com Dealer Network. They tell us it comes with matching numbers 265 ci V8 engine with a power pack 4-barrel. If comes with such upgrades as power brakes, power steering, Hotchkiss sway bars, front lowering springs and KYB gas shocks. This Nassau blue beauty had a full restoration and has been driven sparingly since.

Our Cars-On-Line newsletter readers will be interested in a new addition to our Dealer Network. Classic Motorsports out of Holliston, Massachusettes (just West of Boston) is contributing their entire inventory of specialty cars, including their discrete collection of exotic sports cars, to our New Listings this week. You will be interested in viewing the photos of this 1967 Mazda Cosmo, the first two-seater sports car in the history of the Japanese auto manufacturer. Our readers will be interested to know it is one of just 343 Series I Cosmos produced by Mazda. Classic Motorsports tells us it has undergone an extensive and professional two-year photo documented restoration. The Cosmo was also the first production vehicle featuring a Wankel rotary engine. The 982 cc dual-rotor engine was fed by a single 4-barrel downdraft carburetor. This is the type of collector car you can expect to find when you visit Classic Motorsports in Holliston this week. Here is a link to their entire inventory.

From a well-sealed barn in Canada to Classic Motorcars of Holliston, Massachusetts, this 1980 Chevy C/K 20 Pickup remains completely original. Only the tires have been changed according to the seller. It starts, runs, and drives like new. Other features include a 350 automatic, and just 450 original miles.

The following are more recently listed Low Miles cars:

A 1956 624 hp Chrysler 354 Hemi with 671 GMC blower powers this street legal and driveable 1941 Willys Gasser. It's from Classic Car Marketing of Southern California and is all steel. It also features electronic Hillborn 4 porte fuel injection and a transmission by Art Carr. Included: lots of extras and everything needed to finish the car!

The following are just some of the cars available in the Project Car Section this week:

New Lothrop, Michigan is currently home to this 1958 Chevy Delray Custom. The seller tells us it has a custom Continental Kit, 1983 Trans Am dash with tilt steering, a custom 2-tone purple cloth interior, and a chromed out GM 350 factory 8-cylinder crate motor. Custom options give this one a unique personality. Originally listed at $35,000, it's now only $18,000!

You'll find hundreds more PRICE REDUCED vehicles on the Price Reduced Feed today. Here are just a few:

The PRICE REDUCED ads are not the only bargains to be had in this week's listings. Click here to go to the DEAL of the DAY feature below.

Check out this 1967 Mustang GT350 Convertible from Eric's Muscle Cars. It's an incredible Shelby Tribute that's just 7,000 miles out from the restoration/build. It's powered with a 289 attached to a T5 transmission and features a Deluxe Ivy Gold interior.

The following are more recently listed Muscle Car Clones:

The newest member of the Cars-On-Line.com Dealer Network is Classic Motorcars out of Holliston, Massachusetts (see Dealer Welcome story above.) They have a great deal on an old school style 1927 Ford Model T Altered as seen here. We have selected it as being the best deal on the internet. It will be our DEAL of the DAY feature on the home page of our website on Saturday. You get first shot at it here. They say it was pro built and currently has only 2,800 miles on the restoration. It uses a fiberglass tub, steel hood and creates a great old school look. They say it starts, runs and drives great. It looks like a ton of fun. So it will be our DEAL of the DAY with an asking price of just $18,500.

This is a very elegant looking 1938 Cadillac LaSalle Sedan Model 5019 Series 50. Coming from a private seller in Thunder Bay, Onatrio, Canada, it is noted to be a frame-off restoration. So they point out the fresh Burgandy paint and grey upholstery. It is also reported to have been converted to 12 volt electricals. The seller says there are extra parts to go with the sale. You want to have it inspected to get a read on the exact condition class in which this car would be categorized. If it inspects out as good as it looks in the photos it truly would be a prized possession for any collection. What a nice original piece of American history. You can own it for a very modest cost. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Sunday with an asking price of $26,500.

Early Mustang convertibles are so popular among all Americans that they almost constitute a separate investment category. Here is a 1969 Mustang Convertible being offered by a Michigan broker who has it listed as a very reasonable price. It should be noted that this is a six cylinder car with a floor mounted shift lever, original vinyl bucket seats, dual head lamps, color keyed carpeting, push button seat belts, and C-4 select shift cruise-o-matic transmission. The winter blue color is contrasted by a black manual top with plastic backlite. It has the AM radio. Are those original wheel covers. You should have it inspected before you buy, but hurry. It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Monday with an asking price of $14,495.

What is the hottest trend in the collector car hobby right now? We think muscle cars are the hottest, but another trend that is fast coming on among Gen-Xers are the off-road sport utilities. Take a look at this 1966 Ford Bronco with the lift off top to make it a convertible. Get some off-roadin' fresh air driving with this great ride. It is being offered for sale by Classic Car Liquidators out of Sherman, Texas where they come up with some of the best deals on our website each week. This one has the 170 ci inline six cylinder engine, manual steering, manual brakes, aluminum radiator, a soft top and a roll bar. You'll notice the Ultra Motorsports wheels. The reason it will be our DEAL of the DAY next week is the price. They are asking $19,999.

Beverly Hills Car Club is back in the DEAL of the DAY feature again this week with a rare two-seater sports car at a very low price point. This 1952 MG TD Roadster is one of the most popular little British sports cars ever produced. It has such a following here in America because our GI's spotted them in England during WWII and were smitten by them. Even today they represent the thrill of top down open road fun. Beverly Hills Car Club says it is equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, dual carburetors, soft top with boot, side curtains, solid wheels and includes the spare tire. They call it a very presentable weekend driver which is mechanically sound. It will be our DEAL of the DAY next week with an asking price of $16,750.

You don't ever see these at car shows. Most have been victims of the crusher. Some of our readers may not remember them at all. This 1971 International 1210 Deluxe "Camper Special" Pickup features dual 16 gallon fuel tanks and heavy duty trailering equipment (including electronic trailer brake controller). It is powered by a torquey 392 ci V8 with an Edlebrock intake and 4-barrel carburetor, backed by a 3-speed Borg Warner automatic transmission. The last two owners were mechanics who always garaged and cared for this vehicle. While these vehicles will draw over $20,000 at collector car auctions, today you can buy it from the private seller from Groveland, California for much less. It will be our DEAL of the DAY next week. The asking price is $9,500. Hurry!

Classic Car Liquidators has another listing this week which we think should be included in our DEAL of the DAY selections. They posted an ad for a 1923 Ford T-Bucket which is considered a roadster. You should have it inspected to know its condition class for sure, but they have a lot of photos of the car on their ad page to inspect. You see a lot of T-Buckets for sale but the ones which are most valuable are the ones that have big block engines in them. This one has a Chevy 427 big block mated to a 700R4 automatic transmission. Check the build specs to make sure the chassis can handle that much power. From the photos it looks like it has a reinforced open wheel front end. In fact, the undercarriage is spectacular. A pre-purchase inspection and ride-along should tell you more, but this one is worth checking out. Because of that, it will be our DEAL of the DAY next week. The asking price is $17,999.