Great 20th Century Cars Under $10k
                     Great 20th Century Cars 
Under $10k
You don’t have to buy a used car from this century to 
get a great deal and have heads turning at the rarity 
of your ride. You’d be surprised at what you can get 
for under $10,000 if you look at something a little 
older. In fact, there’s nothing over $9,000 on the list. 
So, what’s on the list? Look at my Top Ten Picks (no 
particular order) to find out.
1. 1999 Mercedes Benz SL-Class SL 
500 Coupe
Buying a top-of-the-range car (when it came out) is a 
sure bet you’re going to get plenty of extras for your 
buck, and the Mercedes doesn’t disappoint. This two-
door convertible model has a removable hardtop, 
multi-adjustable power driver’s seat, ABS brakes, 
cruise control, heated leather seats, keyless entry, 
power windows and mirrors, remote ignition, traction 
control, alloy wheels, and airbags for both driver and 
passenger. 
The model I found had no branded titles or previous 
damage of any kind. In fact, it’s in exceptional 
condition in silver with beige trim on the interior seats, 
door-cards and carpet. The wood-trim highlights and 
original old-school Mercedes Benz stereo will keep you 
entertained for hours. 
2. 1998 Chevrolet Blazer LS
If you’re looking for some old-school cool, then check 
out a good old Chevy. I came across a 1998 Blazer with 
automatic transmission, premium ride suspension 
package, lift-gate body, cruise control, rear privacy 
glass, power windows, day-time running lights, heated 
side mirrors, roof racks, tow bar, and big alloy wheels 
with metallic ‘Gold’ paintwork and 84,955 miles for 
only $6,995.  
3. 1991 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 
Coupe
If you’re looking for some old-school cool, then 
check out a good old Chevy. I came across a 1998 
Blazer with automatic transmission, premium ride 
suspension package, lift-gate body, cruise control, 
rear privacy glass, power windows, day-time running 
lights, heated side mirrors, roof racks, tow bar, and 
big alloy wheels with metallic ‘Gold’ paintwork and 
84,955 miles for only $6,995.  
4. 1998 Ford F150 Supercab
If you’re looking for some old-school cool, then check out a 
good old Chevy. I came across a 1998 Blazer with 
automatic transmission, premium ride suspension 
package, lift-gate body, cruise control, rear privacy glass, 
power windows, day-time running lights, heated side 
mirrors, roof racks, tow bar, and big alloy wheels with 
metallic ‘Gold’ paintwork and 84,955 miles for only $6,995. 
 
5. 1993 Ford Econoline Cargo E150 Van
If you’re looking for something a little more substantial, 
perhaps a van to travel in or cart stuff around, then you 
can’t go past the Ford Econoline Cargo. The one I found has 
automatic transmission, ultra-plush seats with adjustable 
arm rests and immaculate interior, power steering, 
adjustable steering wheel, power windows, cruise control, 
ABS brakes, and a powerful V8 5.0 liter engine. 
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