The FOX Business Network is airing another episode in their series called Strange Inheritance this coming Monday, February 26, at 9 PM ET. It seems an Idaho farmer left his children a "Bumper Crop" of old cars. When he retired, Cal Phillips spent his spare time restoring old cars from pieces he'd reclaimed from the scrapyard. He got pretty good at restoring his memories ... to the point where he had 50 cars and trucks all wedged inside his barn. When he passed in 2013, his children were left to discover the treasure trove of vintage vehicles covering eight decades. Host Jamie Colby covers the story of how the Phillips siblings dealt with their unusual inheritance. For a preview of the interesting story about the Phillips familyl and their "Bumper Crop" of cars follow this link. Then find out what the family did with the cars when you tune in to this week's episode of Strange Inheritance.

J.D. Power released the results of their highly anticipated Vehicle Dependability Study last week. The study measures the number of problems experienced per 100 vehicles during the past 12 months by original owners of three-year-old vehicles. They say the results show an encouraging trend for fans of mass market brands like Buick, Kia, and Chevrolet, all of which were among this year’s highest-ranked brands. “Vehicle dependability is, without question, at its best level ever,” said Dave Sargent, Vice President, Global Automotive at J.D. Power. Lexus took the top-ranked spot, followed by Porsche, Buick, Infiniti, Kia, and Chevrolet respectively. Click here for a full list of J.D. Power’s VDS rankings.

The most popular ad on the internet this week was Dave Barcelon's 1967 Chevy Nova Super Stock race car from Bremerton, Washington. Built in 2014 by Patrick's Ultra Motorsport's with attention to every detail, this wild ride was viewed by 888 buyers just during the past six days. Dave says it is a "multi-time class winner." This is the time of year to get set for a new season. You won't believe how clean and ready this one is. You'll be a proud winner with a rocket ride like this one. A 1968 Mercury Cyclone GT from Sarasota, Florida was another popular listing this week. It was viewed by 784 buyers during the past seven days. You can see why. It was a 2017 National AACA Junior First and Senior award winner, 2017 Fairlane Club of America FCA Concours Medallion winner and 2017 MCACN Concours Gold and Judge's Choice winner.

Wow! You should see what SOLD this week on the Cars-On-Line.com website! Rico from Ottawa, Ontario said, "Great Site! Quality inquiries." Rico was two for two this week as he SOLD his 1968 Chevy Impala SS 427 Convertible and 1969 Camaro Z/28, both using our $45.00 Run Till Sold ad. "Soon to list another," he told us. Now Rico knows 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!

The controversy between Chevrolet and Kaiser as to who produced the first 2-seater American sports car is really a moot point. The actual first was the Nash-Healey Roadster. The Nash-Healey was produced from 1951 through 1954 through a special collaboration between George Mason of Nash-Kelvinator and Donald Healey. This 1952 Nash-Healey Roadster is currently offered for sale by Daniel Schmitt & Company out of St Louis. There were only 150 of these built that year. (Both Chevrolet and Kaiser would conclude that the Nash-Healey was not a true American sports car since the body was built in Italy.) The car was designed and built by Pinnin Farina. They used a Nash Ambassador big six cylinder engine with Lemans style twin carbs. It was mated to a three-speed overdrive transmission. Click here to watch a walk-around video produced by Daniel Schmitt & Company in their showroom.

From a collection of classic muscle cars in Switzerland comes a very rare and desirable 1968 Dodge Super Stock Hemi Dart, which the seller says is a real LO23 Hurst car. He says it is in the Galen Govier Chrysler Registry, No. 26 out of 53. He says it is the only Hemi Dart Super Stock car in Europe and is restored with Road Approval to drive it on European roads. The seller indicates that the engine was newly overhauled and all mechanical parts such as clutch, brakes, axles, etc., were rebuilt or replaced. Mopar fans will tell you that there were only 80 such cars ever produced by Hurst Campbell back in the day. They were all purpose built for racing.

Want to know everything you can about a classic or collector car before you lay your hard earned money down? The Cars On Line Inspection Referral Service will provide you with one of the most thorough inspection reports available at one low price. Just take a look at the sample report for this 1940 Packard 120 Coupe! The inspector made sure the buyer knew exactly what they were getting.

You can order an inspection for any classic car, not just the ones you find on Cars On Line. Find out all the details on your classic car inspection or appraisal, and use the online order form here!

The complete owner history of this 1961 Pontiac Catalina stretches back to when it was delivered new to Graloski Pontiac in Cleveland, Ohio. Today it is owned by a private seller in Camdenton, Missouri. The seller indicates that it comes with PHS documentation, a special order 389 ci tripower engine, factory 4-speed, rare Ventura decor options, and just 30,300 original miles.

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Custom built decades ago in Toronto, this re-bodied 1936 Rolls-Royce Race About is now in Las Vegas, Nevada with Classic & Collectible Cars. It features a stainless steel hood, leather upholstery, oak wood frame, and a Rolls Royce Inline Six backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. They say it would make an excellent touring car with just a little work!

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

Click through to the SLIDE SHOW ad for this 1969 Camaro SS Coupe and you'll be treated to a long list of impressive features. It comes with all mechanical components replaced according to the seller from Scottsdale, Arizona. It has Summit Racing Ceramic Coated headers with, custom valve covers, and an Edelbrock Victor Jr induction manifold. This mean machine was originally listed for $67,500, but us now just $53,500!

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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.

You'll have a hard time finding an everyday driver as fun as this 1966 Mustang GT350. It's waiting for a new owner in Los Angeles, California and comes as a "born from factory GT-350" with a rebuilt 302 High Performance motor less than 200 miles old. Take a look at the ad for many more photographs of this sharp looking Shelby clone!

The following are more recently listed Muscle Car Clones:

Can you believe you can still buy a great looking convertible like this 1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass Convertible for a reasonable price? With muscle car prices keeping the average collector from having fun with cars, you can still get great some great values. And this one is pretty hard to find. Cutlass convertibles are a good investment. There are not a lot of them out there. Streetside Classics produced a nice walk-around video on this one. This Saffron yellow example was a hot commodity back in the day. This one has the split bench up front with a wide fold-down armrest for individual cruising comfort. What a ride! This weekend, it will be our DEAL of the DAY on Saturday with an asking price of $26,995.

There is no question that first generation Ford Mustang convertibles are a hot commodity for car collectors to own. But there are so many of them around that the values have not escalated. Recently the top early Mustang show cars are reaching $34,000 to $35,000 at national collector car auctions. So when you find one such as this 1966 Mustang Convertible being offered here by Cool Cars in Pompano Beach, Florida, you have to take notice. It is red with a black convertible top and black interior. Originally it was a six cylinder car from the factory but now has a 289 ci V8. With a price of just $22,995, it will be our DEAL of the DAY on Sunday. Be sure to have it inspected before you buy.

Nothing original here. This 1937 Chevy Street Rod Pickup was built on a 1994 Chevy S10 pickup frame with an LT-1 engine and 700r4 trans and S10 posi rear end. The frame has tubular arms in front and QA1 coilovers and the rear is 4-linked. The body is actually fiberglass, hood, fenders and grille shell. The cab is steel and bed is S10 sportside bed with wood flooring. The interior is leather with bucket seats, has power steering, power disc brakes, air conditioning and 10-cd changer and amp. Check out the photos. This is a lotta' truck for the money. Can you say "quality driver?" Make sure you have it inspected. But Hurry! It will be our DEAL of the DAY on Monday if it lasts that long. The asking price is $26,995.

Among Volkswagen collectors, the hot Beetle bodied VW to find is the late cycle production fuel injected Super Beetle convertibles. Here is a 1978 VW Super Beetle Convertible with the 1600 cc Fuel Injected engine, by far the fastest VW of its day. This one is being offered for sale by Midwest Car Exchange in Alsip, Illinois (a Suburb of Chicago.) They say it is a smooth running FI ragtop with a 4-speed manual transmission. They list recent work done includes the master cylinder, new starter, new battery and air filter. It has factory chrome wheels. You may want to inspect this one before you buy, because the price is unbelievable. It will be our DEAL of the DAY next week with an asking price of $6,900. No, that is not a misprint.

You can fantasize that you are the Terminator when you ride this 2004 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy. "Ahhh-nald" would be so proud. Classic Car Liquidators in Sherman, Texas has come up with this offering. They do not have a great deal of information in their ad about it so be sure to have it inspected. The only thing they tell you is that it has a quick detach windshield and Bassani two-into-one header. The bike does look good in the photos. We are not sure how Classic Car Liquidators does it but they continue to come up with great vehicles at very affordable prices. This classic motorcyclwe should be yours. But hurry! It will be our DEAL of the DAY this week. The asking price is $7,999.

Classic Ford pickups from the 1960's are lookiing pretty good these days. Not long ago they just looked old. But now they have are starting to gain collector attention. Her is a 1963 Ford F100 Pickup from Decatur, Indiana. The private seller says it is all original with a 223 inline 6 cylinder engine and 3-on-a-tree manual transmission. He says it has a perfect wood bed and drives straight. He also notes that is is clean under the hood and under the body. Somehow he says the body has survived with no dents. This is a short-wide stepside, very popular among classic pickup collectors. It will be our DEAL of the DAY this week. The asking price is $14,500.

You may want to note that this 1968 Ford Ranchero was a special order purchase with a Code 74 Meadowlark yellow exterior and parchment interior. It was a West Coast Canadian car (like being from California here in the U.S.) The private Canadian seller says the chrome is in great condition, new A/C original equipment, and comes with a 200 ci 6 cylinder rebuilt engine. He says it runs like new. He describes the truck bed as being "mint" like nothing was every carried in it. Be sure to have it inspected before you buy it, but the price is very tempting. It will be our DEAL of the DAY this week. The asking price is $18,000.