It takes a lot to reinvent the wheel, and while Car Corral isn’t exactly seeking to do that, it is looking to bring back a sense of normalcy and enthusiasm to the online car auction format. Case in point, browsing the cars on auction right now range from a Plymouth Superbird to the 1962 Corvette to a 1931 Ford pickup to a Toyota Tacoma to a Willys Jeep to a Metro to a Mazda RX7 convertible – on and on it goes, all over the board, it’s a hoot just poking around on the website.
The big question on many people’s minds though is why do this? It’s an uphill battle that’s already top heavy with competition – the Ochs family has a basic response, which is they wanted to give real enthusiasts a place to sell their cars. So many online forums now are requiring larger sums of money, or multiple cars, or cars of extremely rare interest – you know, a nicely sorted Ford Taurus SHO need not apply. But that’s not the case at the Car Corral. Here, the insanely rare and exotic are as welcome as the hopped-up Honda Civic or beautifully aged F100. Take a look at some of their offerings below, maybe you’ve got a car or two you’d like to sell!