Shannon Butcher

Sweet Spot

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Shannon Butcher

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25th June 2021

The fame of Cadillac’s late Fifties models eclipses every other era, which is a shame because the cars they built got better and better.
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Smooth Sailing

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Shannon Butcher

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23rd June 2021

Nick Parker wanted to own this stunning 1957 Plymouth Belvedere coupe as soon as he saw it, but had to wait more than a decade before it was his.
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Golden Wonder

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Shannon Butcher

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21st June 2021

John Maunder’s 1965 Mustang, one of our Car of the Year finalists, has been with him since high school in 1974. It’s his first car, so it has a tale or two to tell…
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Colonial Class

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Shannon Butcher

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18th June 2021

This elegant Convertible Coupe has one obvious difference from most Packards you’ll see…
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Car for sale | 1950 Studebaker Champion

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Shannon Butcher

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17th June 2021

This 1950 Studebaker Champion is for sale on Classic American.
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A Bear in Wolf’s clothing?

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Shannon Butcher

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14th June 2021

You might walk past this ’69 Camaro at a car show and fail to realise how special it is…
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Will Shiers’ Voyage of Discoveries

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Shannon Butcher

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11th June 2021

We join Will Shiers on a 2800-mile trip through California, Nevada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, as he searches for abandoned cars for your pleasure.
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American Classics head to London for Classic Car Auctions first sale outside of the Midlands

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Shannon Butcher

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3rd June 2021

There are less than two weeks until Classic Car Auctions close their next catalogue with some amazing examples of American classics.
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Car for sale | 1974 Plymouth Duster

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Shannon Butcher

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1st June 2021

This 1974 Plymouth Duster is for sale on Classic American.
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Car for sale | 1985 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Ave

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Shannon Butcher

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17th May 2021

This 1985 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Ave is for sale on Classic American.
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