Last week - without breaking the bank, of course. Without further ado, here are then ten best classics on eBay, for under $10,000.

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10. 1972 International Harvester Scout

This delightfully rugged little pickup is what you buy when a Wrangler isn't manly enough. Our own Truck Yeah! editor Andrew Collins as a project, and even in its dilapidated form, it's an iconic, honest and, sturdy little truck. - an amazingly solid setup and a must-have for any frugal truck enthusiast.

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9. 1959 MG MGA Coupe

I love old MGs. It's something about British roadsters that just captures the essence of the era. Oh, this isn't a roadster, you say? Actually, . It's not exactly my taste, as I think it looks a bit like the , but it's a cheap, exciting, and rare British classic, and that in itself is a feat.

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8. 1988 Land Rover Range Rover

Everything about makes sense - from the heavy duty front bumper, to the obviously used winch, to the modified front emblem that now reads "RAN OVER". It's an awesome expedition vehicle, even if does have the typical laundry list of faults. I'd buy it, and at this price, you at least owe it to yourself to take a look.

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7. 1967 Kaiser M715 Jeep

When you look up "overkill" in the dictionary, all you see is an imprint of this car's cartoonish tires. . Quiet for a washing machine with a cinder block in it, perhaps? In any case, if you need a job that needs doing, this vehicle will do it. Consider it your personal automotive Terminator, for the price of a used Nissan Versa. Now go buy it and freak out your local valet.

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6. 1972 Opel GT

I don't know much about the Opel GT, other than some later versions look a bit like Howard the Duck, and it uses a fuel-injected 4 cylinder from the '70s, which is taking a risk if you're the kind of person who doesn't enjoy knowing all the nearby tow truck drivers on a first name basis. But honestly, ?

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5. 1973 Alfa Romeo GTV

This one technically shouldn't count, since the reserve wasn't originally met, but after a cursory glance at the market for these cars, I'd wager that the reserve was just under budget for this challenge. . It's stylish, a little (read: a lot) rough around the edges, but an immeasurably gorgeous car from any angle, nonetheless. This is fixer-upper collection material.

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4. 1951 Buick Special Deluxe

This Buick started its life as a typical, 4-door sedan, a "grandma car", as the seller puts it. What came next was an enormous undertaking, . This car might not be the overall best car on this list, but in my eyes, it's unequivocally the coolest.

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3. 1977 Toyota Celica GT

This car was made at time when Japanese cars were just starting to make a name for themselves in the North American market, and they did this by ripping off popular American designs, and injecting good ol' Japanese ingenuity, making them so reliable that they're running 40 years later. .

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2. 1970 Datsun 240Z

This Series 1 240Z is one of the best no-nonsense all-around value cars in the world. It doesn't just do one thing well, it does everything spectacularly. . It's still a looker today, and spoiler alert: they respond particularly well to modifications. So have at it.

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1. 1974 Saab Sonett

There is nothing that you could drive that would ever come close to the unadulterated quirk that this thing oozes out of each and every panel. (No, this isn't a Craigslist ad, this car actually comes with a V4), and so much car enthusiast street cred that your great-grandchildren will have to deal with the minor annoyance of random strangers giving them a compulsory thumbs up wherever they go. It's the absolute end of the spectrum as far as unique classics go, and for this price, I'm not sure why you wouldn't just throw your money at the seller as fast and as hard as possible.

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