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Nothing says safety with ahead of its time engineering being infused into a vehicle like the name Volvo and this car shows a prominent milestone on the brand names venture to gaining this reputation. The 200 series was introduced in 1973 introducing advancements such as the incorporation of MacPherson struts suspension system which helped free up engine bay space, overhead camshaft design put in to the engine design, and a newer rear crumple zones that was adapted from the VESC ESV from 1972 that was developed to experiment with better safety standards. The evolution of these cars almost developed something new each year as if the engineers at Volvo were obsessed with the idea of paint perfection down to the paint formula that was introduced this year to help prevent previous corrosion problems. The 240 series was truly an engineering marvel of its time that helped solidify Volvo's high standards that make them a safe bet for safety performance and luxury today. This gorgeous little maroon beauty packs a 2. 0-liter inline 4-cylinder under the hood which is paired...

This little Fiat roadster is red hot and ready to hit the road. Sporting just over 80,000 miles, this Fiat for sale is a collector car that is original and eager to please. Built with a 1756cc engine, these 4 cylinders are peppy enough to scoot this lightweight Italian sports car through even the tightest corners. The humble rumble of this Fiat is smooth and exotic sounding, with just the right volume and pitch. Backed by a 5-speed manual transmission, this foreign sports car is a blast to run through the gears! With a small and lightweight body, this Fiat Spider for sale is agile and adds excitement to even the most mundane trips into town. The exterior is a sexy shade of red, with a sleek tan top. With chrome and stainless accents, this car drips of a sportiness that only a foreign and exotic car can deliver. The interior is set up with a pair of tan vinyl sport buckets, which support a manual shifter that's tucked between them....

The current owner claims to be the 2nd owner of this '78 and is finally ready to let someone else make some memories in it. Walking around this Corvette will have you wanting a T-Top classic. The curb appeal comes from the white gloss paint, black allow wheels wrapped in white letter radial tires, and removeable T-Tops. The interior flows well with the paint theme and sports blue vinyl bucket seats, blue carpeting, seat belts, tilt steering wheel, AM//FM radio, upgraded aftermarket steering wheel, A/C (not cold), and so on! Additional comfort features in this car include power steering and power brakes. Under the hood of this time Machine is claimed to be the factory 350 CID V8 engine that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission with an odometer that reads just over 73k undocumented miles. If you are looking for an entry level classic...

This beauty is claimed by its owner to be a 3-owner car and they have enjoyed it for the last 3 and a half years. Powering this '78 is claimed to be the original numbers matching 425 CID V8 engine that is mated to the original 3-speed automatic transmission. The owner is claiming that the odometer reading only 124,797 miles is since new on the car. The owner is also claiming that the blue paint was resprayed in 1996. For 1977, the Eldorado again received a new grille with a finer crosshatch pattern. New vertical taillamps were relocated to the chrome bumper-fender extensions. New 'Eldorado' block-lettering appeared on the hood face and new rectangular side marker lights with 'Eldorado' block-lettering replaced the 'Eldorado' script on the rear fenders. The convertible was dropped (although Custom Coach of Lima, Ohio converted a few 1977 and 1978 Eldorados into convertibles using salvaged parts from earlier models). The mammoth 500 cu in. (8. 2L) V8 of 1970-76 was replaced by a new 425 cu in. (7L) V8 with 180 bhp (134 kW) available in all 1977 Cadillacs, except the Seville. For the first time in 1977, all GM E-body cars were...

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Gateway Classic Cars Las Vegas is proud to present, this 1978 Ford F250 4X4 Styleside Pickup truck. To be sold on a Re-Built Title.

This is a 1 family-owned truck, worked the Family Farm in Kentucky. Truck was parked in the barn for several years; owner states the 13,471 miles on the odometer are as original as the truck itself. It is painted Barn Red with black vinyl interior. Powered by it 300 CID V6 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. Options include AM/FM radio, seat belts and an 8,000 lb. Warn Winch...