Cheap and very cheerful. Donald Osborne brings three small, fun, affordable classics to the Garage: a 1938 American Bantam Roadster, a 1974 Baja Bug and Jay's own 1958 Saab 93B, which he's owned for almost 40 years.
Donald explains how a failed Austin 7 spinoff became a stylish premium small car, why a two-stroke Saab designed by an aircraft company still feels special, and how a real-life Hot Wheels Baja Bug got built from two different Beetles. Then Jay ranks them, and he and Donald do not see eye to eye.
Which one has the market fallen for over the last five years? Watch to find out, then tell us in the comments: who's right, Jay or Donald?
Thanks to Reliable Carriers for bringing the Bantam and the Baja Bug out from the Audrain Automobile Museum in Newport, Rhode Island.













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