Most collectors lean toward one brand of car, style or vintage. In this case, the seller offers a little bit of several things. Two are AMC products, two are kits car and one is a VW Beetle, the nicest one in the bunch. But they’re all from the 1970s. If any of them strike your fancy, they can be found in Roseville, California and are available here on Facebook Marketplace from $1,800 to $5,500 depending on your selection. The seller is clearing out space to complete some other projects. Besides the cars the seller lists, there is another blue kit car not mentioned but pictured that looks as though something may have been dropped on it. Thanks, Scuderia, for alerting us to this potpourri of cars.

1970 AMC Javelin

This one is said to be a runner and the registration is current, but it will need restoring. This Javelin started out as medium blue car with a white interior but an accident or something else has brought a white passenger side fender with a stripe on it. It looks as though a V8 is under the hood, but that could be anything from a 290 to 390. $5,550 takes it.

1971 AMC Gremlin

The Gremlin would be AMC’s answer to the ‘70s onslaught of imported subcompacts. It wasn’t in quite the same vein with its six-cylinder (and later V8) engines. It would be a Hornet with a shorter wheelbase and rear deck to create a smaller package. We’re told this is the 2-seat version available for 1970-72 and is not in running condition, although said to be complete for $3,000.

1972 Volkswagen Beetle

The “Big” is one of the most prolific and longest-running production cars in the world. This one looks to be in really nice condition, although something may be a little funky with the “hood” over the engine. Of anything in the seller’s harem, this is the only one that looks like you could get in and drive it home. It’s also currently registered with the DMV and $5,500 is the magic number here.

1978 Bradley GT

Bradley Automotive began selling the Bradley GT in the 1970s and was a kit car built on the chassis of the original VW Beetle. About 6,000 were actually made and sold and the most distinguishing feature is their gullwing-style doors. This one is said to be complete but there is no indication what it would take to get it running again. But for $1,800, it’s yours!

1978 Sterling

Another VW-based kit car, these were also available in the 1970s, but less well-known as the Bradley. This one looks to be perched on a stand with the suspension bunched up. The seller says it needs to be built, which implies to me that it has no drivetrain. It’s bound to have a fiberglass body like the Bradley. If you just have to have it, give the man $2,500 and bring your trailer.