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The 1961 Lincoln Continental was introduced with four-door sedan and four-door convertible versions, replacing the Lincoln Premiere and Lincoln Continental Mark V. For the first time as a car manufactured in the United States, the Lincoln Continental was sold with a 2 year/ 24,000 mi bumper-to-bumper warranty. Although shedding nearly 15 inches in length and 8 inches in wheelbase over its 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V predecessor, the new model was nevertheless heavier than its Cadillac or Imperial counterparts. Its solid construction and rigorous post-build inspection of each vehicle reflected Ford corporate management's commitment to making the finest mass-produced domestic automobile of its time -' an enviable reputation it achieved. Lincoln was certainly ahead of its time, when it came to luxury with this model. This one comes with a functioning/working A/C unit sure to keep you cool...

You will grab everyone's attention driving down the road in this beauty. This sharp two-toned Machine has a 1,498 cc 4-cylinder engine with a 'three-on-the-tree' transmission. The drivetrain is claimed to be numbers matching and runs like a top. The yellow and white paint is in amazing condition and still looks as it is wet. Flowing into the interior with its painted dash and steering wheel but smoothly matched with yellow/tan two toned interior. The white manual convertible top is in good condition and fits snug! Anywhere you cruise, you are sure to turn heads and grab attention in this super clean little car.

While most U. S. automobile makers were following a 'bigger-is-better' philosophy, Nash Motor Company executives were examining the market to offer American buyers an economical transportation alternative. The Metropolitan was designed in the U. S. and it was patterned from a concept car, the NXI (Nash Experimental International), that was built by Detroit-based independent designer William J. Flajole for Nash-Kelvinator. It was designed...

The '61 Thunderbird was part of Ford's third generation Thunderbird production. Optional in 1961 was the highly sought after swing-away steering wheel, which this T-bird has to allow easy exiting.

They say you never get a second chance to make a great first impression, and this '61 Bullet-bird's aesthetic has no need for introductions. This Thunderbird is a prime survivor. While appearing to have a repaint, it is the original Corinthian White (DL60-1238) and appears to have no obvious repairs, damage, or any rust bubbles. Inside, you're greeted to red vinyl bucket seats that are assumed to have the original covering. The rare 'radio delete' plate also appears to be factory-installed.

Under the hood likes a 390 CID V-8 engine paired to a Cruise-O-Matic transmission in a compartment that is free from rust and extremely clean. The odometer reads just over 63,000 miles, and it may be correct. This T-bird has power steering, power brakes, power windows, Fresh Air heater, whitewall tires, full wheel...

These trucks are legendary in off-roading groups for being reliable and extremely agile due to their short wheelbase. Given their track record in some inhospitable places, it's easy to see why these are growing tremendously in market value. However, all those wonderful features also make finding a nice one challenging, since so many of these trucks have been bashed, abused, and just plain used up in the years before they made it to the collectors' A-list. Under the hood is where you will see a 6-cylinder engine with only 13,436 miles. The engine is backed by a 4-speed manual transmission that shifts smoothly. This 1961 Land Cruiser is very clean, with its yellow paint really stands out. You'll find the interior is far more civilized than you'd expect for a world traveler like this, with comfortable mid-rise bucket seats that have leather to help wick off the sweat you'll generate when...

With its striking green exterior, this Beetle captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The unique Baja Bug styling not only enhances its visual appeal but also prepares it for off-road excitement and exploration. Step inside to discover a comfortable and inviting black cloth interior that complements the vibrant exterior. The interior is thoughtfully designed to provide a cozy and enjoyable driving experience. The manual sunroof adds an element of open-air freedom, allowing you to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air as you cruise down the road. The inclusion of seatbelts ensures that safety accompanies style, providing peace of mind for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this Beetle is powered by a robust 1915 CC engine, delivering a spirited performance that is both reliable and exhilarating. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this vehicle offers a hands-on driving experience that connects you with the road in a way that only a classic car can. The radial tires provide stability and grip, enhancing...