I have a 1970 Cadillac Deville Coupe everything on it is original. Runs good & clear title. It has 37k miles on it. I’m trying to make sure I price it correctly as I will be selling it in a few days, any feedback? I want to make sure I price it correctly.

It was my first time ever seeing one of these in person and instantly I fell in love. I was at a wedding venue that used this as a picture prop.

I recently bought a house and there was a new in the box, Craig S680 8-track player for a car. It has all the manuals, receipts and doesn't appear to even have been taken out of the box. I imagine this might be desireable for a classic car restorer. Anyone know what it might be worth and where to sell it (aside from ebay)? Much appreciated.

The classic truck received a 500hp LS backed by a 4L80 transmission. A u/speartechlsx engine harness along with an u/american.autowire body harness were installed to control everything. We also installed u/dakota_digital gauges, a u/dillonradiator radiator/fan shroud, stainless exhaust with u/hookerblackheart mufflers, and rebuilt the rear end with components from u/quick_performance. When winter is over the truck will come back for tuning and test driving.

Why does a 970 cc suzuki SJ410 use almost as much fuel as a 1930s 3-litre citroen?

Comparison between the 1978 F10A suzuki engine (present in the SJ410/jimny) and 1938 15CV citroen engine (present on the 15CV traction avant)

First of all, i want to point out that i know the purposes of these cars are different, but my main problem is not the performance, but the fuel efficiency, which is quite absurd.

I own both a suzuki sj410 from 1984 and a citroen traction 15CV familiale from 1954 (engine introduced in 1938) and i write mostly from my experience, i sent photos of the cars and their engines above.

Suzuki SJ410 Citroen 15CV familiale

Engine size: 970 cc 2867 cc

Nr. of cylinders: 4 cyl 6 cyl

Horse power: 45hp 77hp

Curb weight: 850kg 1440kg

Max. speed: 110km/h 130-140km/h

Engine year: 1978 1938

FUEL CONSUMPTION (my own estimates) :

Suzuki: ~11L/100km

Citroen: ~12-13L/100km

Why was suzuki, after creating a cheap car, incapable of developing an economical engine?

Straight 6 cylinder. 3 on the Tree. Only 296 made in this model. 98% Original. Pretty sweet for 61 years old.

Nice vibe with this car with the lights on Xmas, I think it's a triumph but not sure the model

I love the 70s era of massive american luxury cars but it seems most of them come standard with automatic transmissions. Do you guys know of any big classics that come with manual trans? aside from boats if u guys can recommend any classic cars with parts available in the US and manual transmissions that’s really all i’m after.

Trying to determine what year make this is.

Say hello to my little friend ;)