Price My Classic

With its V8 engine and comfortable interior it's a wonderful combination of performance and style as only Cadillac could deliver. This black-on-black boulevard cruiser will definitely draw attention! Step back into the era of big American coupes inside this car it's as if it's still new. The AM/FM radio will play the golden oldies, but of course the ideal soundtrack is the General Motors 472 cubic-inch powerplant. The V8 is powered to the front wheels by a smooth and sturdy 3-speed automatic transmission, and the power brakes bring this land smooth ride to a comfortable stop. Paint and interior are in fine condition. This...

Powered By A Fresh 351 Crate Motor With Less Than 3K Miles, this Four Year-long Restoration shows very well. Upgrades Include Edelbrock Carb Protronics, New Tires With Kelsey Hays 32 Wire Wheels, Automatic FMX 3 Speed Auto Transmission With A Ford 9 inch rear with 3:00. 1 Ratio For That Highway Cruise,.

Refreshed Brake System, On The Inside You will find a all new interior in light nugget gold very rare with dark nugget accents new clock and bezels, and seat upholstery carpet factory radio.

New door seals and so much more on the inside. On The Exterior you will see all new...

The Scout always proved to be a rugged and reliable 4x4 in a time long before the SUV craze. International Harvester or IH has been building trucks since 1902 in Chicago. The Scout name is synonymous with being not only tough but a fun truck. The Scout name dates back to 1961 and was produced until 1980. When the IH Scout hit the market in the early 60's it's only competition was the Jeep. By the end of the decade Ford, Chevy and GMC saw the importance in the truck market and introduced their own adventure Machines with the Bronco, Blazer and Jimmy respectively.

Our 69' IH Scout was produced from 1968-1970. Improvements to the Scout 800A included more creature comfort features, a slightly revised front end and a badge placement moved from the grill to the hood. A heavier rear axle with quitter Dana rear ends were also added for this era of the IH Scout. Under the hood you will find the durable 196 cu inline...

This sunset orange convertible is full of fun and ready to hit the open road. It is powered by a 1500cc flat four cylinder engine and four speed manual transmission. The owner has stated that this is the original, numbers matching engine and transmission and that they both have been rebuilt less than 100 miles ago. The top on this VW is new and fits very well.

The Cord Royale Replica is designed to resemble the famous Cord 812 Phaeton Convertible. The Cord 812 was a luxury automobile produced by the Cord Automobile division of the Auburn Automobile Company in 1936 and 1937. It was the first American-designed and built front wheel drive car with independent front suspension. Original Cord 812's built in Auburn, IN, can now fetch upward to $150,000.

This Cord Royale Convertible Replica is stated to be built on a 1969 Ford Mustang chassis, being powered by a smooth Ford 302ci V8 backed by a Ford automatic transmission. The Cord has tons of potential to take to the next level, finished in white with a contrasting Oxblood Vinyl interior. Vintage style woodgrain compliments the dash/...