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If you a purest of the classic car world then this is the car for you. Through the last 30 years this beautiful Packard has only changed hands twice. That simple shows this car has been well care for through the years and still ready to hit the road today.

Powered by the ever so powerful flathead 6-cylinder engine, this car is great for cruising around town or running over to your local car show. It said by the owner that the engine is even the original from the factory. The interior holds well with the era of this car and remains in very good condition.

In the dawning age of the high-horsepower muscle car era, the 1966 Chevrolet Corvair stood as an alternative to import cars like the Volkswagen Beetle with its rear-engine, rear-drive configuration. Powering this little thrill is the numbers matching 2. 7L flat-six engine mated to the original 2-speed automatic powerglide transmission. The odometer is reading just over 91k miles, but the drivetrain was just rebuilt and this Corvair runs as good as it would have back in the 60's. This Corvair stands apart from the rest with a sleek white and black theme. The exterior is painted in a gloss white with painted to match bumpers and black racing stripes. The owner didn't stop at the stripes and added black accents throughout the whole exterior the includes the Corvair badging, around the headlights, side molding, trim around the windows, the mirrors, and even the door handles are blacked out. The interior is also black and flows nicely with the paint theme. The...

Introducing the classic 1940 Packard 110, a true gem of automotive history. This vehicle is a standout with its vibrant red exterior, a color that captures the spirit of its era. The interior is just as impressive, featuring a rich burgundy cloth that adds a touch of elegance and comfort to every ride. Under the hood, you'll find a 3 Speed I6 engine, a testament to the Packard's reputation for reliable and robust performance. The manual transmission adds an extra layer of engagement, giving you full control over this classic Machine. The 1940 Packard 110 comes equipped with an AM radio, allowing you to tune into your favorite stations as you cruise down the road. This feature, while simple, adds a touch of nostalgia and charm to the vehicle. Safety hasn't been overlooked in this classic car. It comes fitted with seatbelts, a feature that was not standard in vehicles of this era. This addition not only enhances safety but also adds to the car's historical value. The Packard rides on bias ply tires, a type of tire that was commonly used during the period this car was manufactured. These tires contribute to the vehicle's authentic look and feel. The 1940...

The International L Series was a range of trucks produced by International Harvester in 1949. The L Series encompassed trucks of all sizes, from light-duty pickups and delivery vehicles to full-size tractor-trailers. Replacing the K Series, The L Series was a much-improved truck. Much larger in just about every way, it now had the room for larger engines, tires, cargo, and a larger chassis. Options included a clock, radio, and electric windows. Those options may not be so impressive compared to today's standards, but in 1952 they were quite luxurious. Smothered in shiny, bright red paint, this old truck makes an entrance wherever you...

Wait until you see this little time capsule Fiat. These cars are so fun to drive. This car is original right down to the paint. It is white with a red interior. It is a rear gas engine 2 door coupe. Top speed on these cars are 59 mph. It has a little canvas top that is perfect for a countryside cruise or a day trip to the beach. Its ready to roll out of here right away and this little beauty has been well maintained. Its just looking for its next...