Browse your average craigslist for cheap late model Turismo candidates long enough and you'll soon find a consistent landscape filled with Hondas with transmission issues, Subarus with bad paint, Volvos with a millionty miles -- you know the drill. But, every once in a while you find something strange...something unique, something that won't be in your neighbors driveway. Like this 1996 BMW 725TDS offered for $7,500 in Westminster, CA via craigslist. Tip from Dan. 
If you're a fan of Rudolf Diesel in the U.S. right now, you might be wondering if VW just hammered the final nail in the coffin for the oily stuff in the U.S. It remains to be seen if the market for light duty vehicles will dry up, but there is always heavy duty if you must roll some coal. You might even be able to avoid a CDL with a vintage hauler. Find this 1952 Kenworth Model 852 for sale in Spanaway, WA for $15,000 via craigslist.
The car shows of the world are overrun with blower equipped hot rods, spitting fire out their tailpipes while being gently driven by elderly owners who have no interest doing burnouts and terrorizing the neighborhood. So why not skip the fuel bills, and angry looks from neighbors when you wake them up at 6am Saturday morning, and buy a simple inline-6 powered classic. Like this 1962 Ford Falcon Futura found here on eBay
bidding for $4,050 located in Orland, CA (this land is my land, this land is Orland...) with a few hours to go.
When news broke that Hillary Clinton was running around the Midwest in a vehicle called the Scooby van, I immediately thought it would be some wild custom. Needless to say I was disappointed to find it was just a boring old black van, and would have been much more excited if she were driving around in this next custom. Find this 1995 Chevrolet G35 Van "Shaggy Sheep Dog" offered here on eBay
bidding for $212.50 with 1/2 the proceeds dedicated to the Muskegon, MI humane society. 
Today seems like a great day to kickoff a new feature -- an experiment, as they say. Here is a quick collection of the best cars found at other sites on the web. Today you'll find a custom Beetle from Oddimotive, a Mazda pickup masqurading as a Ferrari from Jalopnik's Nice Price or Crack Pipe, and a two-tone Volvo from Bringatrailer.
The Skyline name was first used by the Prince Motor Company in 1957 on their Dagmar bumper equipped luxury sedan. A few years later, Prince merged with Nissan and the Skyline name became associated with Nissan's fast sports sedans, culminating with the GT-R release in 1969. Many years later the GT-R Skyline (or Skyline GT-R?) name has become synonymous with Japanese speed and style. Can't afford a new one -- buy this 1986 Nissan Skyline GT Passage R31 found here on eBay
offered for $13,900 buy-it-now located in Miami, FL.
The ninth generation of Ford's iconic Thunderbird road on the fox platform shared with the Ford Mustang, Mercury Cougar, and Lincoln Mk VII. For the most part this version of the Thunderbird was a big boulevard cruising personal luxury coupe, but Ford built a few special models that are interesting for low-buck collectors and turbo fox fanatics alike. Find this 1986 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe here on eBay
bidding for $6,400 in Lincoln Park, MI.
This next roadkill feature comes from Wayne who writes: Here's a treat straight from the main drag in Bluff, Utah, land of sand and rocks and sun. A late 60's (early 70's?) Saab 95. Asking $900.00 with a salvage value of about $300.00. Used to run, she said, but is needing electrical work. Better hurry the owner said it was going to the crusher this week if not sold. Not listed anywhere except in front of this gas station. Also not running.
Do you ever having that strange feeling that you've seen something before? Maybe a picture of a car? It happens a lot when you blog obsessively about cheap used cars for sale around the web, but this next feature comes with so much déjà vu that I'm thinking of buying a Saturn SUV. Find this 1964 Datsun 1200 offered for $3,995 in Laramie, WY via craigslist.
The first generation Acura Integra was first produced in 1986 as the basic offering for Honda's new luxury brand (the high end was the Legend). It was purchased by middle class families when new and ten years later handed down to their kids who promptly installed giant fart can mufflers and cut the springs. Finding a manual transmission Integra that hasn't been destroyed isn't easy, but check out this 1987 Acura Integra LS offered for $2700 in Pasadena, CA via craigslist. Tip from FuelTruck.
It is Wednesday, so that means time for another episode of William's Wacky Reviews of German Sausages...wait...that's not right...Wednesday is time for DT's Mid Week Match-Up. Today's request comes from Matt who writes:My daily driver is an E36 BMW convertible, bought before my wife and I had any kids. Now, we have two small children - both old enough not to need a rear-facing car seat, but sometimes I've got to tote the two of them around in my car instead of the wife's Camry, and I'd like my next car to have enough room to carry both kids comfortably in the back seat even when the driver's seat is all the way back.
It is a shame, but Subaru never produced a wagon version of their hopped up Impreza WRX STI (no, the hatchback jelly bean version doesn't have trunk big enough to
fit more than a single polluting VW diesel engine block) but you can get pretty darn close on the
used market with a Legacy 2.5 GT. The Legacy provides a more refined ride free from the filling loosening harshness and freeway pogosticking of the STI, but it has an engine that is surprisingly close in performance. Find this 2005 Subaru Legacy GT offered for $11,250 in SF Bay Area, CA via craigslist.
The original Boss 302 Mustang was sold in the 1969 and 1970 model years as a street version of the TransAm racer. A large part of the concept is attributed to Larry Shinoda who added the c-stripe ('69) and hockey stick ('70) plus front air dam, rear wing, and deleted faux side scoops -- but the real hero is the screaming solid lifter equipped 302 V8 under the hood. Find this 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 here on eBay
bidding for $9,100 with less than one day to go.
Did somebody say Goldschläger? No, no, we aren't talking about that terrible cinnamon schnapps/floor cleaner that comes with real gold flakes floating in the bottom...no. We are talking about Gerstenslager, the Wooster, OH based custom coachworks company that started sometime in the mid 19th century, got big with bookmobiles in the '50s and still stamps vehicle body parts today. Find this 1954 Chevrolet Camper with Gerstenslager conversion and 4BT Cummins power offered for $6,500 in Brighton, CO via craigslist. Tip from Zach Z.
This is either the cheapest E30 M3 for sale in the universe, or a really good scammer. I hope it is the former, and if you buy this car, I expect a ride...or at least some pics. Find this 1990 BMW M3 E30 offered for $500 in Glendale, CA. Tip from Brian. 
