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These full-size luxury sedans have been synonymous with power and class for decades; Presidents and other leaders of the world have used these as their own modes of transportation of the years. These vehicles have also found their way into several comics, books, and movies over the years. This example is reminiscent of the Green Hornet, as it has been dubbed by its owner. With the almost-black green paint recently laid down, its easy to understand why. The paint on this Lincoln cannot be ignored, and the quality of work into the paint cannot be overstated. Whether 20 feet away or 2 feet away it looks fantastic.

Moving the behemoth is Fords 460 cubic inch V8 and 3-speed automatic transmission. Open the door and plant yourself in the drivers seat or open the rear suicide door and set yourself down in the luxurious olive green vinyl interior and enjoy one of Lincolns most iconic vehicles. Helping to keep...

The Beetle was first produced in the 1930s with the intention of becoming the 'people's car' or Volkswagen in German. Volkswagen was the brainchild of Adolf Hitler to produce a reliable vehicle for the hardworking people of Germany, and a car that was not only inexpensive but safe to drive. In fact, the Beetle was to be mass-produced and sell for 1000 Reich Marks or about $140. Unfortunately, by 1939 World War II had begun ending production of the Beetle shortly after the first car came off the assembly line. After the war ended, Allies helped resurrect the German auto industry to become a global enterprise. At first, sales were slow due to the Nazi connection, but by 1975 Volkswagen was the largest vehicle importer in the United States. Reaching an incredible fifteen million units sold to date. Our 1969 Volkswagen Beetle convertible Type 1 is a fine example of the 'people's car'. The engine is an air-cooled 1600cc H4 attached to a four-speed manual transmission. Attractive Red paint and black interior with a matching convertible top make this Beetle convertible...

This triple green Machine is stunning and ready to be enjoyed. The current owner claims to be the 2nd owner and has turned this car into a real head turner. The car was repainted in a sleek metallic green paint and has had a dark green vinyl top replaced as well. The curb appeal is topped off with chrome bumpers, chrome trim, and chrome hub caps with white wall radial tires. The interior flows well with the paint theme. It features two tone replaced vinyl green seats with seat belts, a newer dash, newer headliner, an AM radio, and power wipers. The odometer is reading 72861 miles, the owner claims this is the actual mileage on the car however cannot provide documentation to prove this statement. Popping open the hood and the repainted 383 CID V8 engine block stands out to you. The owner claims the V8 plus automatic transmission are original and numbers matching for this car. Additional options include...

This vehicle is a true testament to the craftsmanship and design of the era. The exterior is a timeless brown, a color that exudes a sense of sophistication and style. the 1969 Buick Riviera, an iconic American classic that stands out in a crowd with its dazzling white exterior. This beauty is powered by a robust 430 V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, delivering a smooth and effortless driving experience. Step inside to experience the sleek black interior, which provides a dramatic contrast to the exterior. The vehicle is equipped with power seats, ensuring optimal comfort for its occupants. Furthermore, the power windows add an extra element of convenience for both the driver and passengers. The 1969 Buick Riviera is not just about luxury and comfort; it's about safety too. This model is fitted with seatbelts for all passengers, ensuring a secure ride. The power brakes and power steering enhance your control over the vehicle, providing a safer and more confident driving experience. The car comes with an AM radio, allowing you to tune into your favorite stations...

Introducing the 1969 Chevrolet C/K Truck C10, a classic embodiment of American automotive craftsmanship. This iconic truck boasts a striking blue exterior that captures attention and exudes timeless appeal. Under the hood, it is powered by a robust 350 V8 engine, paired seamlessly with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering a driving experience that is both powerful and engaging. Step inside to find a sleek black vinyl interior that complements the exterior's bold hue. The cabin is designed with comfort and functionality in mind, featuring air conditioning to keep you cool on those warm days. The inclusion of power...