Secret Car Clubber: 1965 Land Rover Series II

This next car comes as a seller submission from Chris of the Secret Car Club...which isn't so secret anymore because it is being listed on Daily Turismo which has a reach of about 4 people who might be able to afford a car that is a smidge above our self imposed $20k cap...and when I say a smidge, I mean $8,000 or about the cost of a dozen Citroen Xantias...anyway, judge for yourself...and I will duck as the rocks get thrown.  But I like this thing.  Find this 1965 Land Rover Series II offered for $28,000 in San Marcos, CA via autotrader and something called Brojure.

Survived: 1976 Jaguar XJ6 Coupe

There is a fine line between a survivor car and one that has somehow managed to survive...so far.  This next car might blur that line a bit and has survived because it is rare/desireable, but...will the next owner be forced to restore it?  Find this 1976 Jaguar XJ6 Coupe offered for $4,500 in Norco, CA.  Tip from FuelTruck.

5k: Black Espresso: 1959 Lancia Appia Series II Berlina

 The Lancia Appia was a small family sedan built from 1953 to 1963 as the Turin, Italy based manufacture's basic offering.  The Appia was named for the famous Via Appia, a road built in pre-Christian Rome to connect regions to the south of the Eternal City, and described by 1st century Roman poet Publius Papinius Statius in his book The Silvae as ""the Appian way is the queen of the long roads."  What better name for a classy Italian car that would be great for a long journey.  Find this 1959 Lancia Appia Series II Berlina offered for $5,500 in Santa Cruz, CA via craigslist.  Tip from Kaibeezy.