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The Chevrolet has undergone a thorough frame off restoration. On top of the quality of the build, the car has two documented owners! The current owner has owned the car since 1970. The frame was bead blasted and painted along with most other parts. Under the hood you will find the numbers matching, original inline 6 cylinder engine and 3-spd manual transmission! On these vehicles the VIN is actually stamped on the engine block. The engine and transmission were rebuild just 500 miles ago. This car is so original even the glass taillight lenses are OEM. Since 1970 the car has been garaged and well taken care of. All parts were re-chromed, refurbished or rebuilt! The gas tank...

1932 Ford Model A Convertible Replica up for grabs. This is a great looking vehicle that maintains the classy style of the 30s with the modern comforts like AC, AM/FM and CD player. This fiberglass bodied car was built in 1977 and is titled as a 1932. Under the hood, you will find a 302 CID engine with a 2BBL carb, chrome air cleaner with 302 emblem, and chrome valve covers all with an automatic transmission. Lots of options on this convertible including; AC, AM/FM radio, Autometer gauges, Sony CD...

This iconic vehicle boasts a striking red exterior that commands attention and admiration wherever it goes. The vibrant hue of the bodywork is complemented by the timeless allure of its sleek design, making it a standout piece for any car enthusiast or collector. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a sophisticated black interior that exudes elegance and style. The black vinyl seats offer a comfortable and inviting driving experience, harmonizing with the overall aesthetic of the car. The interior design maintains a balance of classic charm and practicality, ensuring an enjoyable ride every time you take the wheel. The window curtains are also provided. Under the hood, this 1932 Ford Roadster is powered by a robust 350 V8 engine, delivering the performance and power that have made these vehicles legendary. The engine's capabilities are matched by an automatic transmission, providing smooth and effortless gear shifts. This...

In 1911 Hupp became one of two automakers pioneering the use of all-steel bodies. Nelson approached Hale & Kilburn Company in Philadelphia looking for help with developing an all-metal body for the Hupp 32. Hale & Kilburn had pioneered the replacement of cast iron with pressed steel for many parts for the interiors of railway carriages. According to Nelson, -None of the Detroit plants would contract- to make an all-steel body for the Hupp 32. This little piece of history has been well maintained over the years and looks to be pretty much original. The steel body was repainted about 8 years ago. The yellow breaks up the black a bit, but keeps it all classy. The wire wheels have been painted yellow and match the stripe well. The big white border white wall tires...

Introduced in 32 the Essex-Terraplane was reconstructed from the ground up to bring back buyers to the Hudson Motor Company subsidiary. Hudson was in a bit of a slump after moving from the 3rd highest selling American motor company to 7th overall. This new construction was built on a shorter 106 inch wheelbase with a floorpan welded directly to the frame rails. Amelia Earhart was even asked to help introduce the first Essex-Terraplane. This beauty rolled into our showroom with 16,600 miles showing on the odometer. A stout 3. 2L V6 engine pushes this little hotrod down the street with an automatic transmission. The Tan and Green interior is in great shape with modified gauges. The green and black exterior of this little rocket are in great shape for its age as well! The original...