9000 Rpm Sedan: 1991 Infiniti G20 Swap

It is heartening to know that there are really fun to drive cars out there for not much coin.  The first generation (P10) Infiniti G20 was known as the Nissan Primera overseas.  It was the entry level Infiniti and came very well equipped for being a smaller car.  Enthusiasts loved the good handling from the independent suspension and eager SR20 engine.  It would be fair to consider the G20 as being the four door version of the SE-R.  Today's G20 is in much better than average condition and kicks things up a notch with the screaming JDM SR20 NEO-VVL engine.  The SR20VE was never sold in the US, but are readily available from JDM engine depots.  The Nissan VVL is very similar to Honda's V-TECH system and helps these engines make power at absurdly high rpm.  Find this 1991 Infiniti G20 for sale in Kearny, NJ for $2,500 via craigslist.

Oh The Possibilities: 1959 Chevrolet Step Van

How can you say “no” to that face? This 1959 Chevrolet Step van brings to mind the idea of a milk truck or some other iconic 1950s delivery needs. The seller states that it has some rust but this Chevy's iconic looks, and possibilities make the mind wander as to what it could be converted to for modern day use. This 1959 Chevrolet Step Van is available Olympia Washington for $3000 via Craigslist.

Seller Submission: 1979 Chevrolet P10 Shorty Step Van

With the prices of Divco Milk trucks going through the roof, it makes sense to find an alternative way to cruise around in a cool looking vintagey delivery van without spending all of your hard earned cash.  Chevrolet built a mutli-stop delivery van back in the day that they called the Step Van with the designation P10 and prices aren't that bad.  Find this 1979 Chevrolet P10 Shorty Step Van offered for $4,995 in Burlington, WA via hemmings.  Seller submission from Mike.

5k: Army Air Force Staff Sedan: 1940 Plymouth P10

This Plymouth P10 is a Deluxe Touring sedan that was sold to the US Army Air Force for military use when new.  It accompanied the 325th Heavy Bombardment Squadron as part of the 92d Bombardment Group stationed in England at RAF Bovingdon during the Second World War.  As vehicle number 6 of the motor pool, it was used as a fleet car and eventually made its way home to Nellis Air Force base in Nevada, where it was found in rust free condition, but was given a restoration.  Find this 1940 Plymouth P10 here on eBay currently bidding for $4,550 with 1 day to go, located in Las Vegas, NV.