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Final Parking Space: 400k-mile 1993 Honda Civic LX Sedan

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By Murilee Martin Verified
| Hagerty Media
Get automotive news, DIY tips, market trends, in-depth car profiles, and more right in your email inbox. The fifth-generation (1992–95) Honda Civic now stands with the 1932–34 Ford and 1955–57 Chevrolet as an all-time favorite of American racers, customizers, and cruisers. Since the oldest examples of the EG Civic are still just 34 years old now, plenty of them have stayed in stock form and are still doing their jobs as Point-A-to-Point-B commuters.
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Junkyard Find: 1975 International Harvester 200 4x4 Pickup

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By Murilee Martin Verified
| The Truth About Cars Verified
NEW! The last time we saw an IHC vehicle in this series was all the way back in 2020, when we admired a 1959 Metro-Mite step van at the Denver U-Pull-&-Pay. Today, we're returning to the very same boneyard and one of the very last full-size IHC pickups ever built. The International Harvester Corp. began selling light trucks in 1907 and continued building them until the final 1980 Scouts rolled off the line.
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Final Parking Space: 1965 Mercury Park Lane Convertible

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By Murilee Martin Verified
| Hagerty Media
Get automotive news, DIY tips, market trends, in-depth car profiles, and more right in your email inbox. Back in early 2025, we looked at a 1967 Pontiac Catalina convertible in a Colorado car graveyard. Big Detroit ragtops of the late 1950s through the mid-1970s are tough to find in junkyards today, so I felt sure that it would be a while before I spotted another. More than a year later, here’s one from the Ford Motor Company in the same Nevada boneyard that gave us the 1948 Cadillac Touring Sedan.
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