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Monte Carlos were one of the most memorable cars from the 1980's, a decade that was largely forgettable when it came to styling and performance. This 1987 model is reminiscent of another time where body-on-frame, rear-drive 2-door V8's were the norm. Our Monte Carlo for sale, painted in Black, is in unbelievable shape and is show-ready in terms of appearance. The current owner won multiple awards with this vehicle and it has been entered in big shows such as the All GM division at Carlisle. With a 5. 0l V8 under the hood and a 4bbl carburetor, this Monte Carlo SS definitely classifies as a 'Muscle Car'. A 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive and 3. 73 gears is well-suited to the V8 and performs well on the highway too. This may be a large, heavy car but many who remember driving G-Body GM cars will recall that they handle well with minimal body roll and grip the road thanks to the wide tires. Inside, you'll find 80's paradise with Maroon velour interior and...

A mid-engine sports car manufactured by General Motors from 1983-1988. Unbelievably, it was the first mid-engine automobile to be produced by an American manufacturer. The Fiero was also the first two-seater to be built by Pontiac since 1926. Technologies such as composite body panels and integrated speakers mounted in the headrests set the Fiero apart from the competition.

This 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT is a one owner car. The owner states this 3,290-mile survivor is the real deal. You do not come across one like one very often, especially on this highly sought-after GT. Powered by a 2. 8-liter V-6 engine attached to a five-speed manual transmission. Painted in a gorgeous medium...

The Jaguar XJ6 was the first of the modernized sports sedans from the automaker, offering amazing luxury and stunning styling, combined with elegant styling. The superb Series III XJ6, considered the last of company founder Sir William Lyons's cars, became Jaguar's salvation and crowning achievement in the 1980s, and today remains an everyday drivable collector car. Indeed, the XJ6 was Jaguar's primary vehicle for decades and has gained a following thanks to the sexy body lines and rewarding driving characteristics. Walking around this 1987 Jaguar XJ6 one should notice the gloss black paint, alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, and chrome accent trim. The interior gives this car a luxury feel and flows well with the black exterior. This 'survivor' is a well-cared for example that has traveled just over 42K miles since new. Powering this British luxury car is the 4. 2 twin-cam inline 6-cylinder mated to an automatic transmission. Furthermore, options on this Jaguar XJ6 include but are not limited to: a telescoping steering column, a power sunroof, power windows, power steering, power brakes...

This Trans Am is painted in a Black Sapphire and is a mixture of a Deep Blue, Black color. Powered by a 5. 0 L V8 and backed by a 5 speed Manual Transmission makes this Trans Am a fun ride. Factory WS6 Package and Digital Dash makes this Trans Am a rare bird. This Trans Am come with copies of window sticker, Owner's...

This Mclaren is powered by a 302 5. 0 Motor backed by a 5 speed Manual Transmission with the Stock rear. Painted in Blue with Gold Accents and Sitting on a set of Gold Mclaren Wheels. The Interior is done in Tan Leather and is optioned with AC, Cassette player, Tilt...