Please submit only informational sites dealing with classic cars from multiple manufacturers.
Sites pertaining to a single make or model should be submitted to an appropriate category in Makes and Models.

If you are selling products online, please submit your site to the proper subcategory in Shopping/Vehicles. Such sites will NOT be listed anywhere in Recreation/Autos.

If you are a local repair service or garage, please submit your site to the proper location in Regional. Such sites will NOT be listed anywhere in Recreation/Autos.

If you are a manufacturer of automotive parts and do not sell your products online, please submit your site to an appropriate subcategory of Business/Industries/Manufacturing/Automotive.

Informational sites dealing with classic cars from multiple manufacturers are welcome in this category.

Please submit your site to the most specific subcategory here. The main Customized Cars category is for sites that deal with more than one type of customized car or sites about a type that doesn''t have a subcategory of its own yet.

URLs listed in this category should offer automotive information content of value to the hobbyist or enthusiast. Sites which are ONLY for selling products and/or services, or which publish only classified ads or other for-sale ads, should be submitted to the appropriate subcategory of Shopping/Vehicles/Autos .

Cars that have been modified from their original factory condition, usually to increase performance or achieve a more distinctive appearance.

Please only submit enthusiast''s sites about exotic cars. Commercial sites, for sale sites or directories cannot be accepted here.

Drawing a border between High Performance and Ultra High Performance. Defining the barrier between sexy cars and drop dead gorgeous cars. Here, in the Exotic Cars category, we will bring you one step closer to the cars we all dream of driving.

This category caters to sites dealing with ownership or the appreciation of hearses, vehicles for carrying the dead to the grave.

This category is for the enthusiast, hobbyist, and owner sites devoted to various kit cars.

If your site offers products for sale online, please submit it to an appropriate subcategory of Shopping/Vehicles. No shopping sites will be listed in Enthusiasts.

This category is for the enthusiast, hobbyist, and owner sites devoted to various kit cars.

Microcars are small and unusual cars from a variety of manufacturers, typified by the Isetta bubblecars. Marketed as efficient commuter vehicles, these cars are now sought by collectors and fans worldwide.

If the web site deals with a single make or model, then please submit it to the appropriate category under Recreation/Autos/Makes_and_Models.

If the web site offers products or services for sale, then please submit it to the appropriate category under Shopping/Vehicles/Autos.

If the site is a club, then please submit it under the appropriate category under Recreation/Autos/Clubs.

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Roadsters have seduced many a young man and woman, parting them from their money, time and sometimes, thanks in no small part to Lucas, their sanity. So, this category is devoted to the appreciation of the soft-top sports car, also known as the convertible or the drophead coupe for you die-hards out there and the rare breed of human that care for and love them.

Devoted to the appreciation of the station wagon, also known as "depot hacks" to those of you around to appreciate the pre-1940's era wagons.

Commercial trucking magazines and news sites should be listed under Business/Transportation_and_Logistics/Trucking/News_and_Media
URLs listed in this category should offer automotive content of value to the reader, beyond subscriptions or items for sale.
Sites which are only for subscriptions, or which publish only classified ads or other for-sale content should be submitted to Shopping/Publications/Magazines, Shopping/Classifieds/Automotive or other appropriate category.
Enthusiast sites should be listed in Recreation/Autos/Enthusiasts/Trucks or the appropriate make/model category.

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In their heyday, woodies were often the most expensive cars offered by a manufacturer and many tallied impressive sales figures. Woodies have always satisfied the need for stylish transport of people and parcels. The earliest woodie automobiles were utilitarian adaptations of the 'Rockaway' horse-drawn carriage and canopied express trucks. By the thirties, fashionable American woodie station wagons were pressed into service by lodges, inns and country clubs. At about the same time, wealthy land-owners with country estates adopted the woodie for suburban transportation - frequently with a chauffeur at the wheel. In Europe, wood was utilized by coachbuilders of exquisite vehicles for the aristocrat. During the World War II, wood construction saved steel for critical war-time uses. After the war, the middle class found mass-produced woodie wagons perfect for family travels. The popularity of woodies for personal transportation peaked mid-century. By the late fifties and sixties, used car dealers had plenty of cheap, poorly maintained wood-clad cars. Surfers found these bargains perfect for hauling their longboards in search of the perfect wave. A sub-culture and a car became legend.