Hello! If you saw my previous post we have since pivoted for what we are looking for.

I am looking for someone with a 1976 El Dorado or similar vehicle to put on display at the prestigious Stepping Out North Ridge Hospital Fundraiser on October 3rd!

The event is raising money for paediatric medicine and will have some very important people at the event.

In exchange for bringing your car and putting it on display you and your partner will get a free meal and ticket to the event!

The event takes place in Thousand Oaks California.

If you are interested or have any leads on finding a vehicle like this please reach out!!

Thank you in advance!

Here is a link to more event info — https://www.supportnorthridge.org/events/steppin-out-2026

Most are 1970 or older with many being from the 30s

68 Cougar

289 V8

AC/Power Steering

Automatic

Not sure of condition of interior or under the car. But roughly how much do you think it is worth? If those were in decent shape.

Yes guys will argue this was not a 1st Gen Mustang but it really was. 73 was the last year a convertible would be available until a few years into the Fox body generation. This one has a smogged restricted 302ci with an auto trans.

Edit: The 302 for 1973 put out a whooping 141 HP.

What kinda vehicle am I can you guess this should be a easy one

Great news! Leno’s Law is in its final read through before going to Governor’s desk to be signed into law. I signed up for updates and this is what I got this morning. Too bad we have to wait until 2028 though.

It was the first car he built as a teenager, and then rebuilt another one in his golden years. I would of course love to keep it, but I have a disabled son and it’s just not practical for me to hang onto. I don’t even know where to start on how to go about selling it, I know it meant a lot to him and I’m afraid of letting it go for nothing.

Any advice or words of encouragement would be appreciated, other than that enjoy the pictures. I have plenty more.

This is my good friend Ross' 1970 Dart Swinger, he's easily my youngest car guy buddy! Pretty rare to see a teen driving a 70's Mopar in 2026 as a daily AND he did a lot of work on the car. There is a documentary episode we filmed on his story i'll throw it in the comments if anyone wants to see it. This little 340 really ripps too! Was a fun drive!

Classic convertible cruiser Muncie, Indiana USA 🇺🇲 May '26

Just wanting to get some more eyes on this, see original post. Thanks!