It's the 4th of July over here in the land of freedom -- time to celebrate with a classic American pickup truck that combines our love of pickups with a love of heavy machinery and farm equipment. Find this 1970 Ford F100 Sport Custom here on eBay bidding for $3000 reserve-not-met with 1 day to go, located in Frankfort, IN.
Happy 4th of July, freedom lovers! The Commander name was first used on a Studebaker way back in 1927 when Calvin Coolidge was president and the FCC (originally the Federal Radio Commission) started to regulate the use of radio frequencies. Ahh..the early days of the FCC...good times...what could be more American than the ever tightening grip of government agencies regulating America into the future...well...a Studebaker that looks like a wagon but functions like a pickup...that is one innovation the man didn't expect. Take that regulation!! Find this 1965 Studebaker Wagonair Commander offered for $12,500 in Eastern WV via craigslist. Tip from Rock On!
We're kicking the 4th of July off early here at DT HQ with a 6 pack of Budweiser and a sweet rusty 1961 International Scout offered for $2750 in Florida (tip from Dascpcu). But we need more of the good stuff like this -- find us the most Muricanest Bald Eagle winged monster for sale and send it to tips@dailyturismo.com.
In 1999 Ford restyled the SN-95 generation Mustang in something called New Edge...which, strangely, had nothing to do with the lead guitarist for U2...but incorporated a stealth fighter-esque look into Ford's vehicles. It was a major upgrade over the previous amorphous Mustang that looked to be one part 1st-gen Miata and two parts Pontiac Grand Prix...but it still lacks something that the Fox body had and the 5th-gen S-197 Mustang has...something called 'MURICA! Oh. Here. Somebody fixed it. Find this 2000 Ford Mustang GT 5.4V8 offered for $5000 in Richmond, VA. Tip from Push Rod.
Happy 4th of July to all the freedom lovers around this great country. It is time to celebrate the best of American freedom, and I can't think of a better example of freedom than the C3 Corvette, not just because the handling feels like the chassis is free from the suspension, but also because 'Murica. Find this 1974 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible C3 here on eBay
offered for $21,555.55 with one day to go, located in Lincoln, NE.
We ran a number of features on the 4th of July focusing on cool American themed rides, but nothing as big as a step van covered in the red-white-&-blue was found at the time. Well, surely it is 4th of July somewhere, so enjoy this Independence from Boring step van! This 1972 Chevrolet Van is for sale in SF Bay Area, CA for $8,500 via craigslist. Tip from Kaibeezy. 
What better way to finish out your fleet of American Independence themed classics than with a 12 passenger short bus with USA themed paint job. This 1987 GMC school bus has front/rear heat 86k miles and is offered in South Bend, IN for $2,500 via craigslist. This would be great for patriots who need to haul people on a budget; like a state assembly campaign, a budding daredevil who needs a bus to jump with his motorcycle or a local militia that is short on funds.
As we continue our Independence day celebration we are happy to feature a car that wasn't born here in the land of the free, but was imported via boat like so many of our ancestors. The Volvo 1800S was originally born in Sweden but took a long trip on a boat and while its name wasn't mangled at Ellis Island, it did jump through some emissions related hoops to get certified for US road use. Find this 1968 Volvo 1800S for sale in Mission Hills, CA currently bidding on ebay for $8,100 reserve-not-met with 4 days to go. Seller submission from Oprah85 on ebay.
The Independence from Boring celebration continues with a piece of rare steel from Fort Wayne, IN built by the International Harvester company around the bicentenial celebrations of 1976. International celebrated our nations 200th birthday by producing a number of limited editions of the Scout II SUV. The Spirit of 76 edition and Patriot editions added little more than a few red,white & blue stripes down the side and some higher end options, and only a few were selected (less than 400 in total) making them quite rare today. Find this 1976 International Harvester Scout II Spirit of 76 Edition for sale in San Francisco, CA for $18,000 via craiglist. Tip from Kaibeezy. 
Welcome to DailyTurismo's 4th of July Independence from Boring feature!! We are going to celebrate the 237th year of freedom in this fair land by featuring the most patriotic and coolest whips you can find this side of the freezer aisle in your local mega mart. We start off this this 1931 Ford Model A Pickup located in Canyon, TX currently bidding for $10,000 reserve-not-met and $17,500 buy-it-now on ebay.