Where should I look to buy a 67 Chevy pickup?

Answer by  jtpaag (473)

Check Craigs List; concentrate your search to the south and southwestern states. States with lower average humidity will have vehicles with fairly solid (less rust) bodies.

Answer by  Rickrock (107)

If you want a really clean one I'd suggest going to Autotrader classic. Also if you are really interesting go to auto shows with classic cars, they may sell.

Answer by  k8l833 (12)

There are several places to look. Ebay is always worth looking at. I would also check the classifieds of local papers and craigslist. Estate sales and auto auctions are good for finding older cars too.

Answer by  zacanger (434)

Auto auction sites and personal classified for sale ad sites such as eBay Motors and your local Craigslist are always good bets. Classic vehicle forum sites with classified ad sections, too, although one normally has to be a member of the forum to see and/or reply to posts. Old Ride, The HAMB, etc.