Something Eddie Mercer Automotive
doesn't deal with often is antique vehicles. Occasionally, we may
have one. For example, right now we have a 1986 Mercedes-Benz on the
lot. We also have a 1958 Buick Special that we used to feature out front every day. I've seen two 70's cars leave the
lot. But, it isn't really something we specialize in.
A major way to search for your dream
car, or first car, or just a project car is to go around to different
sites, most popular is Craigslist. But what if you wanted something
like a Porsche or Ferrari? Ebay's there for that and so are SEVERAL
car auction websites. There's also James Edition, which we covered in
an earlier blog. And these are all great! They're all amazing ways to
find your car. But you have to go to each website which can take a
while.
That's where Tailpipe comes in. It is a
search engine of all the auction and car websites. Tailpipe's tagline
is even "One Search. All Classics". Search engines like
this one exist elsewhere of course, but they don't look as GOOD as
Tailpipe looks! They list the popular cars on the main website:
Mustangs, Corvettes, Camaros, Firebirds, Beetles, and Austin Healeys
but you can find just about anything on there!
Tailpipe - One Search. All Classics |
One car we found was a 1973 Ferrari 246GT. It's going for $510,000! There are several other Ferrari's that are in Auctions as well. Each photo on Tailpipe directs you to the website where you can buy or bid on the car.
1973 Ferrari 246GT |
Another one was a 1931 Rolls-Royce
Phantom I, going for a more affordable $135,000.
1931 Rolls Royce Phantom 1 |
And of course, we have to include an
American Muscle Car! This one is a 1969 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Convertible asking for
$180,000.
1969 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Convertible |
Tailpipe is pretty easy to use. Their
website is straight forward and the search is simple. Plus, it's a
VERY easy, and enjoyable, to waste your day away while you pine for your dream car.
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