Previous Cars

2002 Dodge Viper RT/10 – 50k original miles, V10, custom SCT tune, aftermarket exhaust (headers, high flow cats, and mufflers), full JBL sound system. It met an unfortunate demise when the gentleman I sold it to made internet fame when he was racing an Acura from a stoplight and plowed the Viper into a telephone pole.
1978 Dodge Monaco ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ Sheriff Rosco replica – Fully functional from the lights to the siren, it was signed by Chip Foose, James Best, Tom Wopat, and Catherine Bach. I sold the car in 2017 to Mark Worman of Graveyard Carz. It was used on their show Season 8 Episode 3. It has been for sale a few times in 2019, most recently at the RM Sotheby’s auction car corral section in Auburn, IN.
1989 Dodge Caravan SE Turbo – Black Cherry Metallic – All original except for the Bullet flow through muffler and Gillis manual boost valve, purchased used January 30, 2016. It spent a week in July 2019 on set for filming of Manhunt: Deadly Games and was driven in a few scenes.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1989-dodge-caravan-se-turbo-2/
1990 Plymouth Voyager LX Turbo – White – I bought this from the original owner. It has the LX decor package, 124k miles, full documentation from day one, and is all original.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-plymouth-voyager/
1989 Dodge Caravan SE Turbo – Also known as #racevan – I modified this factory turbo van with a ton of go fast goodies but wanted to keep the sleeper original look (Dodge shadow struts, bigger turbo, bigger injectors, factory TII intercooler, upgraded Walbro fuel pump, ported intake, 2.5 inch swingvalve and downpipe, electric exhaust cutout, Gillis manual boost valve, custom a-pillar gauges, custom stage 2 calibration)
1989 Plymouth Voyager SE Turbo – Known as #racevanpartdeux, it is powered by a modified 2.5L 4-cylinder turbocharged engine that is now intercooled, and is mated to a 3 speed automatic transmission. Tons of new goodies have been added, like a Gillis manual boost valve, Walbro 255l/ph fuel pump, AEM wideband air/fuel gauge, Autometer boost gauge, 2.5 inch exhaust with electric cutout, catalytic converter and muffler deleted, 15″ Voyager ES Snowflake wheels, interior lightened roughly 125lbs, RFL blowoff valve, Shelby valve cover, Shelby badged door sill plates, and a Hayden Transmission cooler.
1986 Dodge 600 Turbo – Two tone red/maroon – I purchased this car from the original owner’s son with only 10k original miles. It is all original minus the battery. Even the tires are original Goodyear Vectors.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1986-dodge-600-8/
1980 Pontiac Phoenix LJ – Starlight black metallic – This gem has only 32k original miles, a 4 cylinder Iron Duke under the hood, a 4 speed manual transmission, 13 inch snowflake wheels, and a factory DelcoGM CB radio.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1980-pontiac-phoenix-2/
1984 Chevrolet Celebrity CL Eurosport clone – This car had a factory 4 speed manual transmission mated to the 4 cylinder ‘Iron Duke’. I added the NOS Eurosport badges and painted the Eurosport red stripe around the car. The previous owner had it repainted a GM graphite color and added the Lumina LTZ wheels along with a Pontiac Firebird spoiler. This car was featured on Jalopnik right after I bought it from Iowa.
https://jalopnik.com/for-2-800-would-you-join-the-cult-of-this-1984-chevy-1788218438
1989 Chevrolet Celebrity – All original, 71k miles, 2.8L V6, tons of new AC Delco replacement parts. It has been sitting in a garage since 2012 but I have brought it back to life. Used on set for filming of Manhunt: Deadly Games as a “flat tire car” as seen below with main actor Cameron Britton (playing Richard Jewell) who was best known for his role as Ed Kemper in Netflix’s MindHunter.
1984 Ford Escort L – I purchased this from the original owner’s son and it had 21k original miles, along with all of the original paperwork and window sticker. Every inch of this car was original or close to it. The tires were from the late 80s, the oil filter was a new old stock Motorcraft filter that was period correct, and had the 1.6L HO 4 cylinder. This car was used on set during the filming of the Netflix series ‘MindHunter’ along with being featured on bringatrailer.com
https://bringatrailer.com/2016/10/21/22k-mile-original-1984-ford-escort/
1994 Mercury Topaz GS – Cayman green metallic – This 69k original mile, 2.3L 4 cylinder, 5 speed manual gem is all original and even came with a copy of the original window sticker.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1994-mercury-topaz-gs/
1985 Ford Tempo GL – Blue metallic – This cool little survivor followed me home with 90k miles on the clock, a 2.3L HSC 4 cylinder under the hood, and came complete with Tempo logo mudflaps and floor mats.
SOLD via BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1985-ford-tempo/
2014 Ford Mustang GT California Special – Oxford White – Roush intake, Roush axle-back exhaust, BAMA Performance tune, purchased brand new October 30, 2013 and sold in August 2020
SOLD via CARS & BIDS:
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KYD4kW65/2014-ford-mustang-gt-cs-coupe
2004 Pontiac GTO – Impulse Blue Metallic – This Pontiac comes with the 5.7L V8 engine, blue leather interior, and a 6 speed manual transmission. Some modifications include headers, full Magnaflow dual exhaust system, aluminum radiator, and removed cats. After years of searching, I found this clean title/clean carfax 2 owner example in Illinois.
1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Pace Car replica (PA Lottery giveaway car, Pennsylvania 500/Pocono Raceway) – Gulf Blue Metallic – all original, 21k original miles, supercharged 3800 V6
1985 Pontiac Grand Prix LE – Chestnut metallic – This particular example has 30k original miles and comes with the 305ci V8 4bbl. It comes with power windows and power locks, and has the factory Pontiac Rally wheels.

SOLD via Bring a Trailer:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1985-pontiac-grand-prix-le/
1986 Pontiac Grand Prix LE – White – All original with 60k miles, 5.0L V8, and 14 inch wire spoke wheel covers. I bought this from the second owner and sold it to my neighbor.
1983 GMC Caballero Amarillo – Black Cherry Metallic/ Almond two-tone – 77k original miles, 229ci V6, button down tonneau cover, Pontiac snowflake wheels
SOLD!!! VIA BRING A TRAILER
Ended up being sold and shipped overseas to Saudi Arabia.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1983-gmc-caballero-amarillo-2/
1988 Mercury Cougar LS – Two tone silver/graphite metallic – All original, V6 engine, window sticker and maintenance records, 87k miles
Sold on eBay and is getting shipped to Germany!!!!
1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe – After blowing the motor, I had it rebuilt and even added a few extra personal touches. I ported and polished the upper and lower intake along with cleaning and painting all of the bits before I bolted them back on the 2.3L IHI turbocharged 4 cylinder mated to the 5 speed manual gearbox. The unique part about this particular bird, was the fact it was the last year of the fox-body and had every available option including the two-tone leather seats.
1995 Mercury Sable GS – Green metallic – This bad boy only has 55k original miles and lived a fairly pampered life. It features the 3.0 V6, bucket seats, and a floor mounted shifter.
1993 Ford Taurus GL – Medium Seafoam Metallic – 25k original miles, 3.8L Essex V6, 8 passenger (with rear facing jump seat), power windows, power locks
SOLD!!! via Bring a Trailer
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-ford-taurus-gl/
1995 Chevrolet Caprice Classic – Dark green-grey metallic – I bought this with 56k original miles and is powered by the factory 350ci LT1 V8 mated to an automatic transmission. It has the factory invoice, build sheet, and has the auto leveling suspension.
SOLD via Cars & Bids
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/9QAY62M7/1995-chevrolet-caprice-classic-wagon
1993 Chevrolet Caprice Classic – White – This 72k original mile gem came up from Florida where it spent its whole life. It came fully documented from day one, has zero rust, and is one of the few cars I bought sight unseen that showed up turn key ready.
SOLD!! via Bring a Trailer
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-chevrolet-caprice-6/
1989 Buick Century Limited – I purchased this gem from the 93 year old original owner with 50k miles. It has a power driver’s seat, optional gauge package, 3.3L V6 engine, and an NOS front license plate bracket and holder still in the GM bag in the trunk.
SOLD!! via Bring a Trailer
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1989-buick-century/
2008 Buick LaCrosse Super – This was my daily driver in the fall of 2017 and had only 41k miles. It was powered by an LS4 V8 pushing 300hp, and had a custom tune as well. The GM Performance Division made only about 2,200 of these for 2008, and only about 100 in 2009.
1994 Buick Park Avenue – Well maintained 106k miles, pillow top seats, 3800 series I, purchased used July 30, 2019. Used on set for filming of Manhunt: Deadly Games where the lead actor used this as a ‘rental car’.
1989 Chevrolet Caprice 9C1 – This particular police packaged Caprice was a constable car powered by a factory 350 V8 fuel injected engine. I found this car through word of mouth that led me to a storage unit where I found it, in fairly good shape with 113k miles. It had all the heavy duty parts on it from the engine down to the suspension. I sold it to a NYPD officer who has added a ton of period correct police items in and on it.
1989 Chevrolet Caprice Classic – 305 TBI V8, 9C1 interior, tons of spare parts came with this one. Bought it about 2 mins after seeing it for sale at a local car show. Makes it the third Caprice I have owned.
1981 Chevrolet Caprice Classic coupe – I was given this car from my late friend’s grandpap. That owner was Billy Mays’s uncle, you know, the Oxy Clean pitchman. It was powered by the anemic 229ci V6 and having sat for many years, once I started driving it literally leaked every fluid from the transmission, gas tank, and brake fluid. I sold it to some guys in Ohio who dropped a 383 stroker motor under the hood.
1988 Pontiac 6000 – This cool sedan is powered by the 2.8L V6 engine GM offered in the 80s and 90s, has only a handful of options, and has 61k original miles. I installed some NOS Pontiac 6000 logo mudflaps to complete the look.
1983 Mercury Zephyr – Two tone silver on charcoal metallic -62k original miles 3.3 straight 6 engine, red bench seat interior. This was one of the most forgotten Fox Body platform cars of its day, and the Fairmont/Zephyr was actually what started it all. It made it home 200+ miles without a single issue
SOLD!!! via Bring a Trailer
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1983-mercury-zephyr/
1981 Ford Fairmont Futura – This odd little car was a slow, yet comfortable daily driver packing an underpowered 200ci straight 6 under the hood. I bought it at the All Ford Nationals in Carlisle, PA during the summer of 2014. It was all original, except for the carpet and headliner that I replaced.
1978 Mercury Zephyr Z-7 – This car was cursed from the day I took delivery. Purchased from eBay, I had it shipped from Kentucky to Pittsburgh and only put 1 mile on it. It was a unique factory bucket seat, floor shifter, 302 V8 car that had so many issues from sitting 12 years in an old guy’s garaged car collection I had to sell it as a project car. It ended up in Ohio somewhere…
2007 Buick Lucerne CXL – Aftermarket wheels, heated and cooled leather seats, sunroof, bought from an estate locally, needless to say I basically had this one sold before I got it
1987 Buick Riviera – Dark grey metallic – All original, touch screen CRT, full digital dash, 3800 V6, full maintenance history, 70k miles. This one ended up going to Kansas
1996 Buick Regal Custom – Original Florida car, purchased in March 2018, sold 4 hours later. Purchased again April 2019. Sold 5 hours later. First time it went to my neighbor across the street, second time it went to my neighbor next door. Granted it did need some tlc both times I bought it.
1989 Buick Electra Park Avenue – 3800 V6, 22k original miles, fairly loaded (dual power seats, sunroof, auxiliary light package), sport gauges and steering wheel, bought from an estate locally, now resides in California
2001 Oldsmobile Aurora – 4.0 V8, gold badging, factory CD changer in the trunk, 80k original miles, spare wheels with Blizzak snow tires, bought from an estate locally
2006 Dodge Charger SRT8 – Inferno Red – I picked up this 38k original mile gem in Ohio, and it is powered by the 6.1L V8 HEMI. It comes fully loaded with heated seats, navigation, sunroof, and even came with a matching remote control car. Purchased used October 6th, 2023.

SOLD via BRING A TRAILER
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2006-dodge-charger-35/
2012 Dodge Charger Pursuit – Michigan State Police Blue – Started life as a Bryant, AR police car, it was later acquired by the Shannon Hills, AR Fire department as their rapid response vehicle. It is a true police package car, powered by a V6 and is rear wheel drive. Lights and sirens are full functional.
1977 Chrysler Newport – Green – This is a replica of the “Shitmobile” from the Canadian tv show “Trailer Park Boys”. It has 65k miles, a 400ci V8, and is the correct green/green color combo. It now resides at Rusty’s TV and Movie Car Museum in Jackson, TN.
1974 Chrysler Newport – Weighing over 2 tons, this 400ci big block powered American land yacht had 20k original miles on it. I daily drove this for 2 months in the fall of 2018, but could not deal with the 9mpg average fuel economy. Not to mention the AM radio was neat, and worked, but I couldn’t deal with talk radio every day during my morning commute to work.
1978 Ford Granada – I purchased it from the late owner’s son right down the road from me. It had the 302 V8 under the hood and only 35k miles on the odometer. I owned it for a little while, drove it daily, and sold it with 36,400 miles on it. Sadly, the person I sold it too decided to lie about the car when he went to resell it, saying it came from an estate (making it sound like I was dead). It popped up on Barnfinds.com a year later with only a few miles difference from when I sold it.
https://barnfinds.com/302-v8-estate-car-1978-ford-granada/
1982 Chevrolet Camaro Berlinetta – I bought this 67k mile beauty for the summer of 2018, and it was all original (had Z/28 wheels and the original Berlinetta ones too). It had the factory rear wiper as an option along with t-tops and an aftermarket dual exhaust.
1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z – This car was my late uncle’s. I bought it when his daughter traded it in at a Mercedes dealership. It only had 40k miles on it and was one of the cleanest examples of this generation Camaro around. At the time, this was parked in the garage while my 2 year old Mustang GT/CS sat outside. I decided to sell it to give the inside spot to my Mustang.
1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 – I bought this car from the original owner who only put 70k miles on it, then parked it in his garage around 2002 where it sat until the fall of 2016. It had the 305 4bbl V8 and was a factory non a/c car. It came with the original window sticker, and retailed for $11,670 back in 1982.
1999 Chevrolet Camaro – I was daily driving this during the summer of 2018, and planned on using it as my winter vehicle too. I bought this for $1,700 off Craigslist (original MSRP was $24,456) and only had to put new tires and a starter in it. I added the vinyl stripes later. It had the original window stickers, showing a list of odd options, 3800 V6, sport appearance package, sport handling package, limited slip rear axle, t-tops, and a 12 disc CD-changer. I drove it to 100k miles and sold it to buy my 2003 Durango R/T.
1998 Pontiac Firebird – Another vehicle purchased from a friend’s car collection. It was a V6, sport appearance package optioned car. The coolest part was the custom made subwoofer box in the back that housed 2 Polk Momo subs and the amplifier. It had 121k miles on it and didn’t really show it. My buddy had owned it for 15 years prior to selling it.
1992 Dodge Dynasty LE Brougham – 23k original miles, 3.3L V6 engine, padded rear roof, had the original double whitewall tires (replaced now), cloth interior
1987 Plymouth Caravelle SE – This was a Craigslist score for the ages, it was all original with only 47k miles on it. I bought it from the 90 some year old original owner. She gave up driving and was happy to see someone excited about her little car when I showed up to buy it. Not even lying, she was going to donate it so I gave her $575 for it.
1986 Dodge 600 Coupe – All original 88k miles, tan, on tan, on tan, bucket seats with a floor shift automatic, 2.5L 4 cyl, garage kept
SOLD via CARS & BIDS:
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/3RepBZVp/1986-dodge-600-coupe
1987 Plymouth Sundance – Grey/silver metallic – I bought this from the estate of Don Rook, famed Mopar collector in Arkansas. This unique gem has 5,300 original miles and is powered by a 2.2L 4 cyl engine and has a 5 speed manual transmission
1989 Dodge Shadow ES Turbo – Red – I bought this 56k mile gem from the second owner, and it is powered by a factory turbocharged 2.5L 4 cylinder mated to a 5 speed manual gearbox. I did install a Gillis boost valve and turned the boost up to about 13.5 psi. It came fully documented from day 1 and wears one professional repaint done in the 90s.
1988 Dodge Shadow Highline Turbo – I found this gem on Craigslist, and purchased it from the original owner. This Shadow had just over 100k miles on it and was powered by the 2.2 Turbo motor. It came with every piece of paperwork including the original lease paperwork and window sticker. There was one professional repaint due to it being vandalized outside of Heinz Field after a football game.
1979 Chrysler LeBaron Salon – Teal Frost Metallic – 30k original miles, 318ci V8 with “Lean Burn”, previously from Florida and went from car corral to showfield in one day at the 2021 All Chrysler Nationals in Carlisle, PA.
1990 Mercury Cougar XR7 – Red – 3.8L V6 Supercharged, automatic transmission, and only 87k original miles. This is a rare cat; the supercharged versions were only made in 1989 and 1990. Purchased used September 11, 2021.
SOLD ON BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1990-mercury-cougar-xr7/
1997 Ford Thunderbird LX – Silver Frost Metallic – Marti Report documented 1 of 1 made broken down per option, 92k miles, one previous owner, 4.6L V8, oddly optioned (power sunroof, keyless entry, JBL stereo, Portofino Blue cloth interior)
SOLD ON BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1997-ford-thunderbird-2/
1995 Ford Thunderbird LX – This was the second car I ever owned, was my daily driver through my college years, and had the 4.6 V8 under the hood. Some of the mods I did were 97 Tbird wheels, muffler delete, resonator delete, and hollowed out the third catalytic converter.
1992 Ford Thunderbird Sport – This T-Bird was a Marti Report documented 1 of 1 after being broken down per option. It is the only car I have owned to my knowledge of being a one of a kind. I drove to Huber Heights, Ohio to purchase it with only 123k miles on the odometer. Ford only made 7,074 Thunderbird Sport models in 1992.
1997 Ford Thunderbird LX Limited Edition – The opportunity came up to buy this true Limited Edition, so I did. It had the 3.8l V6, 87k miles, and all the proper Limited Edition bits (badging, striping, embroidered floor mats)
1997 Ford Thunderbird LX Limited Edition clone – I bought this as a daily driver. It had the 4.6 V8, rear window louvers, and chrome wheels. I cut the mufflers off and installed turn downs. After finding some ‘Limited Edition’ badges on eBay, I decided to paint some Limited Edition silver stripes on it and install the badges.
1997 Ford Thunderbird LX – It had 40k miles on the odometer, but the rear suspension cradle was completely rotted out. I bought it to fix and sell, along with swap parts on to my other 97 Tbird at the time. This car came with a NOS seat cover and had the 4.6 V8 under the hood.
1990 Ford Thunderbird Supercoupe – I found this for sale in Chardon, Ohio with 37k miles on the odometer. This Tbird had the supercharged 3.8 V6 under the hood, and I added a 10% overdrive pulley for more boost as well as removed the mufflers for better exhaust flow. I drove this car hard on the street and track before trading it in on my 2014 Mustang GT/CS.
1995 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra – Black – This particular 29k mile example is 1 of 499 hardtop convertibles made. It is powered by a 5.0L V8 and has the 5 speed manual.
1996 Ford Mustang GT Cobra clone – Cobra (bumpers, hood, badging, wheels), 5 speed manual, Spectre cold air intake, 38k original miles. Sold and is now living in New York somewhere
1995 Ford Crown Victoria LX – Red metallic – I was bored and looking for a car to use at this year’s Ford nationals. I stumbled across this gem in Rocky Mount, Virginia with 78k original miles. I started to convert it into a replica fire chief vehicle with decals. Purchased used January 2nd, 2021.
SOLD via CARS & BIDS
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/3vAoeYqb/1995-ford-crown-victoria-lx
1993 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series – This clean example only had 54k miles on it when I purchased it from the original owner, a 93 year old Sicilian woman who was put in assisted living. It came with all the original booklets, audio cassettes, and was sold new with 79 miles on the odometer at Benson Lincoln Mercury here in Pittsburgh, PA.
2002 Chrysler 300M Special – Silver – 3.5L HO V6, fully loaded with options (dual heated power seats, moonroof, HID headlights, CD changer), fully documented, and only 59k miles. I shipped this out of Sacramento, CA. Purchased used January 14, 2023.
SOLD VIA BRING A TRAILER:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2002-chrysler-300m-special/
2002 Chrysler 300M Special – Deep Sapphire Blue – 69k original miles, 3.5L V6 pumping out 255hp, and lived its life on the west coast. Original MSRP was a tad over $32,000.
2001 Dodge Intrepid ES – Chicagoland Speedway Ceremonial car, painted for the inaugural race at the speedway in 2001 and displayed at Chicago’s Daley Plaza and the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Arts.
SOLD VIA CARS AND BIDS:
https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KZl6gy6O/2001-dodge-intrepid-es
2000 Dodge Intrepid ES – My mom bought this car brand new in 2000, and I bought it from her with 99k miles on it. I drove it daily for a year and a half before selling it with 115k miles. I put Intrepid R/T wheels and spoiler on it, along with a Magnaflow exhaust. It had the 3.2 V6 engine and my mom specifically ordered it without traction control or ABS brakes.
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis GS – This was my daily driven panther platform mashup. In the summer I ran Marauder wheels on it, winter time black powder coated steelies. It had Marauder headlights, corner lights, tail lights, grill, and trunk panel. I installed a Go Rhino pushbar on it, along with a RhinoLip lower bumper valance and fog lights. It took first in class at the All Ford Nationals 2016. I sold it to a guy who flew in and drove it home to Nevada.
1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo – This was my dream muscle car and I purchased it when I was only 21 years old. After blowing the motor, I pulled it and replaced it with a built small block 350 V8 with a bunch of Edelbrock goodies bolted to it. I sold the car to fund the purchase of my 2014 Mustang GT/CS.
1990 Pontiac Grand Prix LE – It was cool getting to find this one owner, pristine example that matches the color combination of my other Grand Prix. It has 89k original miles and does not show it. And yes, the steering wheel is covered in buttons that control the radio. Period correct GTS headlight covers were included.
1963 Chevrolet Corvair Monza – I got this as a project and never got a chance to get it running and driving. Prior to my ownership, it had been restored once and driven for a while before being parked and left to deteriorate.
1987 Ford Escort GL – I bought this for $50 and daily drove it for a year and a half. It had 40k miles on it and I added a factory Escort GT spoiler, GT wheels, fog lights, along with a Magnaflow muffler. On my trip out to the All Ford Nationals in Carlisle, PA I was able to manage 51mpg on the PA Turnpike.
1999 Dodge Intrepid – I bought this non running Intrepid to use as a parts car to fix my 2000 Intrepid that had been hit on the driver’s side. This one had the blown 2.7 under the hood and was surprisingly clean. It donated two doors, a fender, and a factory rearview mirror with compass and thermostat.
1999 Pontiac Grand Am – Purchased from a friend, this car was a basket case but I did find someone who was going to fix it versus just scrapping it. This was it leaving on the tow truck.
1998 BMW 328i hardtop convertible – Purchased from a coworker I couldn’t pass up this unique BMW. It was a 5 speed manual, fairly well optioned, and the original window sticker was for $46,120.
2005 Volvo XC70 AWD Cross Country wagon – Purchased from a friend of mine, brought it home, washed it, put a new battery in it, and sold it